Alder View, Old Market Quarter, Hatherleigh

Location, location, location! Just a level 2 minute walk from the centre of this vibrant small town, this ‘nearly new’ bungalow gives you the best of both worlds - the charm and character of being at the heart of this historic town combined with the convenience of a modern low-maintenance property.
Construction of 7 Alder View was completed at the end of 2020 and the property has been under a single ownership since new. The home is light and bright, with a large contemporary kitchen-diner which opens on to the spacious rear garden. The airy living room is located at the front of the home, providing some separation from the kitchen area. The principal bedroom looks over the rear garden and has room for a superking bed, and the roomy second bedroom to the front of the property along with a stylish shower room rounds out the living accommodation.

The outdoor space here is perfectly setup for entertaining or alfresco dining - french doors lead from the kitchen-diner out on to the decked and paved patio with built in bench seating. There is an area of generally level lawn beyond the patio, large enough for kicking a ball around, or perhaps setting up some raised beds for the keen gardener. A small shed at the side of the garden is perfect for storing tools or garden toys. The property is at the edge of this development, and the garden is bordered at the rear by mature trees giving shade and additional privacy in the spring and summer months.
A pedestrian gate at the side of the property leads to the driveway where there is parking for two cars. To the front of the home, a small landscaped area of shrubs and bushes gives plenty of kerb appeal year round, and the dropped kerb and ramp to the front door ensures easy access for those with mobility challenges.

The property is just a short walk from the heart of the popular town of Hatherleigh, one of the smallest towns in Devon, with traditions including a November carnival with flaming tar barrel runs! Amenities include a Co-op store, a range of independent shops, a well-regarded cafe and two established pubs. There is a vet and doctors surgery as well as a great primary school. The town is about seven miles from Okehampton (bus connection available), which has three supermarkets, primary and secondary schooling, and rail connection to Exeter and onward to the main Penzance to Paddington line. The north coast at Bude is only a 30 minute drive away.