3 bed terraced house for sale

Long Furlongs, Hartland, Devon EX39

Over 60s can secure this property with a Home For Life from Homewise

Through the Home for Life Plan from Homewise, those aged 60 or over can purchase a Lifetime Lease and a share of the property value to safeguard for the future. The cost to purchase the Lifetime Lease is always less than the full market value.

Over-60s customers typically save between from 20% To 50%*.

Home for Life Plan guide price for Over-60s The Lifetime Lease price for this property is £191,000 based on an average saving of 33%.

Market Value Price: £285,000

The price you pay will vary according to your age, personal circumstances and requirements and will be adjusted to include any percentage of the property you wish to safeguard. The plan allows customers to purchase a share of the property value (up to 50%) to safeguard for the future.

For an indication of what you could save, please use our calculator on the Homewise website.

Please call for more information or a personalised quote

Please note: Homewise do not own this property and it is not exclusively for sale for the over-60s.

It is being marketed by Homewise as an example of a property that is currently for sale which could be purchased using a Home For Life Lifetime Lease.

If you are not over 60 or would like to purchase the property at the full market value of £285,000, please contact the estate agent Webbers.
Property description

"glorious rural cottage, this spacious grade II listed character barn conversion on the hartland peninsula" This superb three bedroom barn conversion enjoys multiple character features throughout and situated in a quiet rural location including far reaching countryside views. EPC exp

Webbers are pleased to bring to the market this attractive and well-maintained cottage that is situated within the Hartland Peninsula in an Area of Outstanding Beauty. Peter Rabbit is
a distinctive stone barn conversion offering spacious and well-planned living accommodation, with character charm in a peaceful, rural environment and is grade 11 listed.

The front door to the property welcomes you into a generous hallway with a door leading into the bright and spacious living room which has plenty of space for sizeable furniture. This room benefits from dual aspect windows creating a light and airy space whilst still retaining some of its original charm, with a feature fire place and focal wood burner. To the ground floor is a double bedroom and a modern, family bathroom with shower, bath, WC and wash hand basin. There is also a ground floor cupboard in the hallway that houses the washing machine and tumble dryer.

Rising to the first floor you will find the kitchen, dining room, two double bedrooms and a further bathroom.

The kitchen is well -fitted with a range of wooden, cottage style units and has two integrated ovens and an electric hob and space for a fridge / freezer and dishwasher. A door from the kitchen leads through to the dining room with ample room for dining room table and chairs and is an ideal for space for socialising with family and friends.
There are two further bedrooms to the top floor and a bathroom with shower, wash hand basin and WC.

To the front of the property there is a gate leading to the front door with fencing either side to make the garden more secluded.
The cottage style garden is festooned with mature shrubs and bordered with plants and colour. There is plenty of space for garden table and chairs and is an ideal for al-fresco dining and those Summer BBQ's.

The property also benefits from two allocated parking spaces and a large shed that measures 8' x 12'.

Entrance Hall

Lounge 17'8" x 11'5"

Bedroom 1 12'2" 8'2" (3.7m 2.5m).

Bathroom

Frist Floor

Kitchen 17'10" x 13'1" (5.44m x 4m).

Dining Room 13'6" x 10' (4.11m x 3.05m).

Bedroom 2 11'8" x 8'2" (3.56m x 2.5m).

Bedroom 3 13'6" x 7'8" (4.11m x 2.34m).

Bathroom

Council Tax C

EPC Exempt Grade II listed

Services Mains water, electricity and shared private drainage. There is an annual service charge of ?500.00 for maintaining the communal grounds and sewage system.

Rental Based on these details, our Lettings & Property Management Department suggest an achievable gross monthly rental income of ?950 - ?1,000 subject to any necessary works and legal requirements (estimated August 2023). This is a guide only and should not be relied upon for mortgage or finance purposes. Rental values can change and a formal valuation will be required to provide a precise market appraisal. Purchasers should be aware that any property let out must currently achieve a minimum band E on the EPC rating. The Government intend to increase this to a band C from 2028. Please refer to your solicitors as the legal position may change at any time.

The Hartland Peninsula is arguably one of the most dramatic landscapes in the UK where granite cliffs, the highest in England, tower over Atlantic rollers, then dip down to deserted beaches. Part of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (aonb) and one of just 46 areas in the whole UK whose distinctive character and natural beauty are designated and protected by law and safeguarded for national interest. The 17,000 acres of inland area are also strikingly special. Moorland, heath, quiet lanes, ancient wooded valleys - even the built environment is very beautiful with tiny cottages, rustic inns, 17th Century farmsteads, the glorious Hartland Abbey and St Nectan's Church. The South West Coast path circles the entire peninsula. There are also shady lanes, sheltered footpaths, ancient bridleways and open moors. Hartland is a traditional rural English village with beautiful buildings, hundreds of years of heritage, usual village amenities and shops and the social and cultural centre of the area and is approximately 4 miles away. Bideford 15 miles, Bude 15 miles, Holsworthy 17 miles and the North Devon regional centre of Barnstaple is approximately 25 miles. Spekes Mill Mouth is a 20 minute walk away with its waterfall and long curving beach and sandy stretches at low tide running down to the shore. Surfers like to visit Spekes for its renowned reef brake, yet it remains peaceful and quiet even at the height of summer. Whilst Gillan and Waterbrooks are nestled within a secluded position in an area of incredible natural beauty, it is only just over an hour from the M5 coming from the north, just off the Atlantic Highway coming up from Cornwall and an hour from the A30.

The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may be it be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only as are floor plans which are not to scale and their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. Suitable as a retirement home.