Hartland, Bideford

Courtyard Cottage, located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near the South West Coastal Path, offers a tranquil escape near Hartland. This charming property, available for sale for the first time since its conversion 17 years ago, has been well-maintained and sympathetically renovated.

This ideal holiday retreat or investment opportunity is restricted for holiday use only and features:

Entrance Hall: With a wooden front door, double glazed side window, tiled flooring and a coat and boiler cupboard.

Open-plan Kitchen / Living / Dining Room: A bright, dual-aspect room with double glazed windows, sky lights, a wood-burning stove and a door to a private courtyard garden. The kitchen area has matching wall and base units, an electric oven, hob and tiled flooring.

Bedroom One: A double bedroom with a front elevation window, laminate flooring and loft hatch.

Bedroom Two: A double bedroom with a rear elevation window, built-in cupboard and carpeted floor.

Bathroom: Features a 'P' shape bath with mains fed shower, bidet, pedestal wash hand basin, WC, electric towel rails and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Bedroom Three: Accessible via a separate front door, this large double bedroom includes an En-suite Shower Room, fitted cupboards, and can serve as additional living space or a studio.

Outside: 2 enclosed courtyards, the larger at the front and the smaller at the rear, both designed for low-maintenance. Allocated parking for 2 vehicles is included.

Courtyard Cottage combines coastal charm with modern comfort, perfect for a peaceful retreat or a lucrative holiday let.

Hartland is a pleasant village described as ‘the most welcoming community’ in North Devon. It really is a lovely place to live and visit.

The village itself has quite a few useful shops, pubs and churches. The highlights of the larger area of Hartland includes the dramatic Hartland Quay with its craggy black rocks and friendly hotel. The South West Coast path takes in Hartland Point and Speke’s Mill Mouth. There’s the lighthouse, Hartland Abbey and an iconic radar station in the area too, so it’s quite a spot to explore. It’s rural Devon at its very best.

Hartland is within short driving distance of the Atlantic Highway (A39) that is the main feeder route across the region leading to Wadebridge in Cornwall to the south-west and to the M5 by Tiverton in the east. A bus service provides access to North Devon’s ‘capital’, Barnstaple. Bus users can also reach Westward Ho!, Bideford, Braunton, Appledore, Croyde and Ilfracombe.

Directions
FROM BIDEFORD: Travel in a southerly aspect on the A39. After approximately 10 miles and upon reaching Clovelly Cross, continue straight on and take the next right turning signposted Hartland. After approximately 1 mile, bear slightly right and take the next left turning. Continue for another mile to where the entrance to Exmansworthy Farm will be seen with a name plate at the entrance driveway on your right hand side. Follow the gravel road around and the property will be located at the far end.

FROM BUDE: Proceed on the A39 towards Bideford proceeding through Kilkhampton. Continue past all the signs to Morwenstow and proceed for a couple of miles further taking the second turning on your left hand side signposted Hartland and follow the road towards the village. Take the right fork signposted to Hartland Point and Lighthouse. At Brownsham Cross, turn right following the signs for Exmansworthy and Fattacott. Exmansworthy Farm will be seen with a name plate at the entrance driveway on your right hand side. Follow the gravel road around and the property will be located at thefar end.