Nestled in the serene countryside of North Devon is this modern detached bungalow offering a perfect blend of spacious accommodation and convenience. Boasting Three bedrooms (the master of which boasting an ensuite shower room) with the potential of a forth depending on how many reception rooms you need, this charming property exudes warmth and comfort, making it a truly inviting space to call home. The spacious interior is well-lit, creating a bright and airy atmosphere throughout.

Step outside and enjoy the scenic countryside views from the privacy of your garden, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests with a little alfresco dining in the warmer months. With ample parking on the large driveway accessed from the road by a five bar gate and a garage, convenience is key in this rural retreat. Yes, you will encounter a little road noise but the compromise is to be away from sprawling developments with a myriad of other properties looking in on you. Personally I would far rather gaze out over the adjoining countryside or up into the sky at night to marvel over the twinkling stars uninterrupted by light pollution.

This homely bungalow is ideal for those seeking to get away from it all whilst still being easily accessible to local amenities. Don't miss the opportunity to make this cosy property your own and experience the true beauty of countryside living. Schedule a viewing today and make your dream home a reality.

Newton St. Petrock is handily placed and is often described as the gateway to everywhere. From here you can enjoy good road links to the market towns of Great Torrington and Bideford both within a 20 minute drive, also Exeter within an hour’s drive from Stibb Cross. In the other direction is the market town of Holsworthy, close to the Cornish borders. Within a three and a half mile drive you can find yourself enjoying the locally renowned Tarka Trail a footpath/cycle way mainly built on the bed of a disused railway where all the gradients are gentle. It winds its way through some stunning woodland along the course of the River Torridge past Beam Weir, where Henry Williamson’s Tarka the Otter was born, from which the trail gains its name. It continues past Bideford and along the coast to Barnstaple where it splits and one leg turns inland again following the portion of the railway which is still in use the other continues on the bed of the disused railway and onto Ilfracombe. There are lots to do both regionally and locally. Within just a twenty minute drive you have the Plough arts centre / theatre, Dartington Crystal and The Royal Horticultural society gardens "Rosemoor" to enjoy.

The vendor informs us that the property is of block and render construction under a slate roof . Your surveyor or conveyancer may be able to clarify further following their investigations. The property is serviced by oil fired central heating. Other forms of heating include an open fire in the living room. Mains electric and water are connected, the property is serviced by a septic tank.

Broadband: Standard speeds available up to 6 mbps. (Information taken from Ofcom checker) Faster speeds should be possible with the use of satelite internet such as Starlink or Airband.

Mobile phone: Coverage available onsite is likely both indoors and out (see Ofcom checker for further information)