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£315,000
2 bed semi-detached house for saleRoborough, Winkleigh, Devon EX19
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
- Freehold
Chequers Estate Agents
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About this property
Sought After Village Location
Central Yet Tucked Away Position
Grade II Listed Thatched Cottage
Believed To Be Late 17th Century In Origin
Completely Re-Thatched Less Than 2 Years Ago
Sitting Room With Inglenook
Cosy Country Kitchen
2 Double Bedrooms
First Floor Bathroom
Off Road Parking
A charming and beautifully presented Grade II Listed thatched cottage, tucked away in a sought-after village setting. Lovingly maintained with a re-thatched roof, stylish kitchen, and characterful interiors including an inglenook fireplace and exposed beams. Boasting two double bedrooms, a first-floor bathroom, private parking, and delightful cottage gardens—this quintessential Devon retreat is not to be missed.
A Quintessential Devonshire Retreat – Elegantly Presented Grade II Listed Cottage
Tucked away in a discreet yet central position within a thriving Devonshire village, this enchanting Grade II Listed thatched cottage offers an exquisite blend of period charm and considered modernisation. Lovingly maintained by its current owners over the past 15 years, the home boasts a recently re-thatched roof and a reclaimed slate roof on the extension, carefully chosen to complement the historic fabric of the property. Further enhancements, including a bespoke stable door and sympathetically replaced kitchen window, subtly elevate its character while preserving its timeless appeal.
Upon entering through a traditional front porch—ideal for countryside living—the charm continues into the warm and inviting sitting room. Here, an impressive inglenook fireplace with inset wood-burning stove forms a striking focal point, while dual aspect windows flood the space with natural light. Thoughtfully designed built-in cupboards offer practical storage, one discreetly housing the lpg boiler.
A few steps lead up to the delightful kitchen/dining room, a characterful space perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Featuring a range of traditional units, a classic butler sink, and space for a dining table, this room is completed by a stable door opening to the garden—ideal for enjoying the country air.
A winding staircase rises to the first floor where you’ll find two beautifully appointed double bedrooms, each with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and cottage-style windows. The first-floor bathroom is a rare and welcome addition, complete with a traditional white suite and electric shower over the bath.
Outside, the property is approached via timber gates leading to a private parking area for one or two vehicles. A useful storage area and timber shed provide practical solutions, while the cottage gardens unfold in a charming, informal layout—grassy areas interspersed with mature shrubs, small trees, and a suntrap seating area ideal for al fresco dining. Additional discreet storage houses the lpg bottles and there is access around the rear of the property.
This exquisite home is the perfect countryside retreat—rich in character, beautifully maintained, and nestled in an enviable village setting.
Living Room (4.7m x 4.52m)
Kitchen / Breakfast Room (4.6m x 2.5m)
Stairs To First Floor Landing
Bedroom One (3.43m x 2.34m)
Bedroom Two (3.2m x 2.5m)
Bathroom (2.44m x 1.73m)
Outside
The property is privately approached via wooden gates, opening onto a gravelled parking area for one to two vehicles. Adjacent lies a useful storage area and a timber shed, ideal for garden tools and equipment. The beautifully tended gardens gently slope towards the cottage, featuring a sunny seating terrace, well-kept lawn, and a selection of mature shrubs and small trees that enhance the tranquil ambiance. To the side, a discreet wooden store houses the lpg gas bottles, with further access extending around the rear of the cottage. A true highlight of the home, the gardens offer a delightful and peaceful retreat, especially enchanting during the summer months.
Agent Notes
The property has been meticulously maintained with a series of thoughtful enhancements by the current owners. The thatched roof was completely re-thatched in October 2023, offering an estimated lifespan of at least 25 years. In August 2022, the kitchen roof was re-slated using reclaimed period tiles to complement the cottage’s historic charm. Further improvements include the installation of a bespoke front porch in 2018, along with a beautifully crafted kitchen window and stable door. The electrics were professionally tested and certified in 2023, ensuring both safety and peace of mind.
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