3 bed terraced house for sale

Bideford, North Devon EX39

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welcome home

Commanding a central position in the heart of Bideford's "Old Town", this captivating Grade II listed residence is perfectly-placed just a short walk from the Quay. This impressive period home boasts generous accommodation, arranged over 3 floors, along with a wealth of attractive character features - and a parking permit provided*. Offering a glimpse into the town's thriving past, the building was originally constructed as a Tobacco Warehouse before being split to form two residential dwellings. Enjoying tremendous flexibility along with a charming West-facing garden taking full advantage of the afternoon and evening sun, the attractive property is perfect for those seeking a historic home in Bideford for full-time occupation or an imposing holiday retreat.

Step inside

This historic home opens to an inviting entrance hall with a slate tiled floor, a door to the rear courtyard and a door opening to the welcoming sitting room. The sitting room is found at the front of the home with a deep window flanked by attractive panelling and display shelving either side, along with exposed wood flooring flowing throughout the ground floor. The sitting room opens to the kitchen/diner at the rear, with an attractive exposed stone feature wall creating a division between each room. The kitchen/diner is well-fitted with a range of work surfaces comprising a ceramic 1 & 1/2 bowl sink and drainer unit with drawers and cupboards below and matching wall units over, space for appliances including a cooker with extractor hood over, fridge/freezer and a dishwasher, ample dining space, a large larder cupboard and a door to outside.

Stairs rise to the spacious first floor landing, which is currently utilised as a snug/media room, leading to the first of 4 bedroom and the family bathroom. The large double bedroom is found at the front of the home with an attractive feature fireplace and a useful recess for storage, whilst the family bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a roll-top bath, low-level W.C, wash basin and a separate shower, along with a large linen cupboard.

Stairs to the second floor landing lead to 3 further bedrooms. The main bedroom is found at the front of the home and is also a generous double room with built-in wardrobes, an attractive feature fireplace, exposed wood floor and an ensuite cloakroom fitted with a low-level W.C and wash basin. The smallest bedroom is found centrally in the home, currently arranged a single room, this space could also be utilised as a dressing room to the main bedroom, whilst the additional bedroom is a smaller double room, currently being used as a home office with doors opening to the garden room. The garden room offers tremendous flexibility as a studio space, being flooded with natural light and with a door opening to the rear garden.

In all, this attractive period home offers spacious accommodation close to the centre of town.

Outside & parking

From the entrance hall, the property also opens to the rear where there is a small courtyard and a useful covered storage area with space and plumbing for a washing machine - perfect for storing surfboards and wetsuits - and additional storage above, along with a historic kiln feature on ground floor level. The rear garden is accessed from the garden room on the top floor and opens to an elevated garden, laid for easy maintenance and enjoying a West-facing aspect, taking full advantage of the afternoon and evening sun. The garden is predominantly patio with raised rockeries finished with chippings along with a useful outbuilding providing useful storage. Whilst there is no dedicated parking, resident's parking permits for nearby car parks can be obtained from the local authority. *The sellers are happy to provide a resident's parking permit for 12 months for the new owner - for more details, please speak to the agent.

Agents note

There is a smaller flying freehold with the neighbouring property extending over the entrance hall. For more details, please speak to the agent.

Location

The property is perfectly-placed within Bideford's historic "Old Town" and is just a short stroll from The Quay, nearby parks and tranquil coastal walks. Bideford, situated on the banks of the River Torridge, is a historic town brimming with character and charm. Its picturesque quayside offers a glimpse into the town’s maritime past as a bustling port and trading hub. Nowadays, the town offers a thriving community with independent shops and cafes lining the streets or found in The Pannier Market. The town is also considered a cultural hub, being home to The Burton Art Gallery and with regular trips to Lundy Island, as The Oldenburg sets sail regularly from The Quay. Playing host to a number of events throughout the year and offering tranquil riverside walks, Bideford invites residents and visitors to revel in its rich heritage and timeless beauty. Close by and connected by a regular bus service, are the tourist hotspots of Appledore, a charming fishing village, Westward Ho!, with a glorious sandy beach and Instow.

From Bideford, the A39 provides a convenient route to Barnstaple, with High Street shopping and the Tarka rail line to Exeter in the South, and continues to the A361 to Tiverton, where there is a direct rail connection to London Paddington. To the West of Bideford, and further along the A39 is Bude, the gateway to the North Cornwall coast.

Useful information

• Services: All mains connected. Gas-fired central heating.
• Grade II Listed Home
• EPC: D
• Tenure: Freehold
• Council Tax: Band A
• Local Authority: Torridge District Council
• Sellers Position: Motivated - actively seeking their next home.

Viewings

By appointment only with the sole selling agent. At least 24hrs notice will be required, please confirm before travelling.

North devon

Where the rugged coastline meets rolling countryside. With its charming villages, nestled among lush green landscapes, and renowned beaches attracting surfers and sun-seekers alike, North Devon offers an unparalleled lifestyle. Whether you’re drawn to the vibrant culture, the tranquil beauty, or the rich maritime heritage, there’s something for everyone. With a diverse range of properties, from quaint cottages and luxury coastal homes to grand country estates, North Devon promises not just a place to live, but a way of life.

Agents note

These property particulars are issued in good faith but do not form part of any offer or contract. All descriptions, floorplans, photographs and other information are provided as a guide only and may not be exact. Buyers are advised to verify key facts such as tenure, planning permissions, fixtures and fittings, lease length, ground rent, service charges, council tax bands and energy performance ratings through their legal representative.

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