3 Bedroom Bungalow

This detached country bungalow is set in the heart of the Devon countryside nestling in a valley between the picturesque villages of Coleford and Colebrooke and enjoying lovely rural views over open countryside. Coleford is within level walking distance, and has a lovely old 13th century thatched public house, the New Inn.

The accommodation offers 3 bedrooms benefiting from uPVC double glazing, uPVC fascia boards, a double glazed conservatory, and central heating which is provided by a recently installed (2013) oil fired boiler. The modern kitchen includes integrated Neff twin oven, an induction hob & dishwasher, there is also an attached utility room with further sink and space & plumbing for white goods. The living room has a recently installed wood burner, plus an opening to the dining area. A white suite bathroom with shower & screen over the bath makes up the level living space. We understand that the original building is of a section concrete construction, with the newer extensions being block cavity to both sides, all under an insulated tiled roof.

A real feature of the bungalow is its large garden, which extends to about 100ft x 90ft at the rear, and enjoys a lovely rural outlook. To the front is further garden and ample off-road parking, plus an attached garage.

Please see the floorplan for room sizes.

Council Tax: D

Heating: Oil fired central heating (new boiler in last 5 years)

Listed: No

Tenure: Freehold

DIRECTIONS : From Crediton take the A377 Barnstaple road for about 1.5 miles and turn left at Barnstaple Cross as signed to Coleford. On entering the village, go past the large thatched pub (The New Inn), and turn left at the cross roads as signed to Colebrooke. Follow the country lane for about 0.25 of a mile and Hill View will be found on the left hand side.

Coleford is a journey back in time, a prime example of a traditional Devon hamlet. It is a designated conservation area, with a whole host of irreplaceable listed cottages and buildings. It is also home to ‘The New Inn’, known locally for its outstanding food. It is no secret that Coleford is a beautiful village – but it is also fit for a king. King Charles 1 is said to have visited Coleford during the civil war, stabling his horses there on the 22nd of July 1644, and inspecting his troops from the porch of Spencer Cottage. The nearest market town to Coleford, for a selection of modern facilities is Crediton – 3 miles to the west.