3 Bed Detached House For Sale

OVER 60s can secure this property with a HOME FOR LIFE from HOMEWISE

Through the Home for Life Plan from Homewise, those AGED 60 OR OVER can purchase a Lifetime Lease and a share of the property value to safeguard for the future. The cost to purchase the Lifetime Lease is always less than the full market value.
OVER 60s customers typically save between from 20% To 50%*.

Home for Life Plan guide price for OVERS 60s: The Lifetime Lease price for this property is £201,000 based on an average saving of 33%.

Market Value Price: £300,000

The price you pay will vary according to your age, personal circumstances and requirements and will be adjusted to include any percentage of the property you wish to safeguard. The plan allows customers to purchase a share of the property value (UP TO 50%) to safeguard for the future.

For an indication of what you could save, please use our CALCULATOR on the HOMEWISE website.
Please CALL for more information or a PERSONALISED QUOTE.
Please note: Homewise DO NOT own this property and it is not exclusively for sale for the over-60s.
It is being marketed by Homewise as an example of a property that is currently for sale which could be purchased using a Home For Life Lifetime Lease.
If you are not OVER 60 or would like to purchase the property at the full market value of £300,000, please contact the estate agent Webbers.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Charming 3-bedroom detached house in a picturesque village setting. This modern property boasts a garden, off-street parking, and is part of a new development. Don't miss out on this perfect family home.

The Birch is a three bedroom home with allocated parking.

The ground floor comprises a kitchen/dining area with sliding patio doors openin onto the enclosed rear garden, cloakroom and good-sized lounge.

To the first floor are three bedrooms served by a family bathroom.

NB. Picture referenced is a semi-detached version of the same plot design. Plot 24 is detached.

Lower Abbots is a charming development of good quality houses, built by local, established developers, Pearce Homes, and situated in the popular village of Buckland Brewer.

The Parish of Buckland Brewer is a rural one, encircled by fields, woods and moorland. People have lived in Buckland for over 1000 years and historically the economy of the parish was rooted in agriculture. Although a rural location Buckland Brewer is ideally situated, being only 6 miles away from the Market Towns of Bideford and Torrington.

Torrington is a friendly, traditional market town with many award-winning shops, master butchers and bakers, offering quality local produce. The refurbished Victorian Pannier Market also houses a variety of shops and craft workshops, selling local produce, unusual gifts and collectables. Torrington amenities also include schools, health centres, cottage hospital, theatre, supermarkets and a building society.

Once described by the Victorian novelist Charles Kingsley as "The Little White Town, Bideford today is both a thriving market town and working port with much to offer visitors. Amongst the many buildings and places of interest you will find the
historic covered Pannier Market, dating from 1883, which holds a market every Tuesday and Saturday. Alongside the history you will find modern shopping amenities, bars and restaurants.

Kitchen/Dining 19'1" x 10' (5.82m x 3.05m).

Living Room 13'5" x 11'7" (4.1m x 3.53m).

Bedroom 1 11'6" x 10' (3.5m x 3.05m).

Bedroom 2 10'6" x 10'6" (3.2m x 3.2m).

Bedroom 3 9'8" x 8'2" (2.95m x 2.5m).



The Parish of Buckland Brewer is a rural one, encircled by fields, woods and moorland. People have lived in Buckland for over 1000 years and historically the economy of the parish was rooted in agriculture. Although a rural location Buckland Brewer is ideally situated, being only 6 miles away from the Market Towns of Bideford and Torrington.

Torrington is a friendly, traditional market town with many award-winning shops, master butchers and bakers, offering quality local produce. The refurbished Victorian Pannier Market also houses a variety of shops and craft workshops, selling local produce, unusual gifts and collectables. Torrington amenities also include schools, health centres, cottage hospital, theatre, supermarkets and a building society.

Once described by the Victorian novelist Charles Kingsley as "The Little White Town, Bideford today is both a thriving market town and working port with much to offer visitors. Amongst the many buildings and places of interest you will find the
historic covered Pannier Market, dating from 1883, which holds a market every Tuesday and Saturday. Alongside the history you will find modern shopping amenities, bars and restaurants.

The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may be it be regarded as representations. All interested parties must verify accuracy and your solicitor must verify tenure/lease information, fixtures & fittings and, where the property has been extended/converted, planning/building regulation consents. All dimensions are approximate and quoted for guidance only as are floor plans which are not to scale and their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for the purpose. Suitable as a retirement home.