Hartland, Bideford

Two semi-detached period cottages with gardens of around 0.6 acres set within unspoilt countryside and within a short walk of the South West Coastal Path. EPC rating E.

Situation - The property is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the stunning Hartland Peninsula. This is an area of spectacular coastline with neighbouring Bursdon Moor, an area of open moorland where one of the last remaining areas of Culm Grassland and diverse wildlife can be found. The nearby South West Coast Path is renowned for its wonderful coastal and inland walks, typified by steep valleys, sandy coves and beaches. Hartland village is around 4 miles away with a thriving community and an excellent range of local amenities including cafe, shops, Post Office, pubs, medical centre and a primary school. There are churches, a variety of clubs, societies and an award-winning restaurant, 'Pattard'. Popular attractions include Hartland Abbey and Hartland Quay a 16th Century Quay with shipwreck museum, pub and Hotel, and Docton Mill Gardens.
The coastal towns of Bideford and Bude offer extensive facilities including further education establishments, banks and other amenities.

Barnstaple is around 45 minutes by car with Junction 27 of the M5 and Tiverton Parkway rail station are approximately 90 minutes away. From Tiverton Parkway, there are regular services to London Paddington, the Midlands, the North, Scotland and the South West.

Description - This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase two semi-detached period cottages with gardens of around 0.6 acres set within unspoilt countryside and within a short walk of the South West Coastal Path. Both cottages do require some updating but offer a blank canvas for a potential purchaser and could suit anybody looking for a home with attached Airbnb/holiday let, Dual occupation or could be adapted to one whole dwelling subject to necessary planning permission

End Cottage - A spacious four-bedroom cottage with off road parking and detached double garage. The accommodation briefly comprises; Entrance hall, shower room, sitting room/office with bay window, large dual aspect sitting room with bay window to the front and fireplace with wood-burner. Kitchen/diner with built in wooden units, Rayburn, double oven, gas hob and inset sink. Utility room with sink, space for white goods and door to garden.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, WC and family bathroom which includes a bath with shower above, WC, bidet and sink.

Corner Cottage - A cosy two-bedroom cottage with separate access and comprises; kitchen/diner with built in units, inset sink and Rayburn, sitting room with wood-burner and stone surround. Upstairs there are bedrooms and a bathroom.

Outside - To the front is off-road parking and double garage.

The garden to the rear is currently not divided between the two cottages but could easily be separated if needed.

The gardens are completely private and include mature shrubs and trees with former vegetable garden and on from here is a ‘secret garden’ which includes a variety of apple trees. There is also a greenhouse and stone outbuilding used for a wood store. Much like the house the gardens are a complete blank canvas for somebody and could be reimagined to create two generous sized cottage gardens.

Property Information - Private Water via borehole
Private Drainage
Mains Electricity
LPG Central Heating and Some Night Storage Heaters
Solar Panels
Assumed stone construction with a slate roof.
End Cottage council tax band D
Corner Cottage council tax band B
According to Ofcom, Ultrafast broadband is available at the property and mobile signal is likely with EE, Vodaphone, O2 and Three. For further information please see the Ofcom website.