Bideford, Devon

This 4 Bedroom terraced house has been greatly improved and modernised by the current owners whilst still allowing the building to retain much of its rustic period charm.

Given the generous number of Bedrooms this house has, it would be perfectly suited to families providing an affordable option in a generally expensive housing market. The house has 2 Living Rooms on the Ground Floor - one having a wood burning stove that brings an extra layer of warmth and cosiness to the home. The Kitchen is well-equipped and is of a good size ensuring plenty of space for budding chefs to “do their thing”. There are 4 Bedrooms on the First Floor as well as a Shower Room. There is also the option to open up the space between Bedrooms 2 and 4 to create one particularly spacious Bedroom, if desired.

The house is well-presented throughout and benefits from solar panels and a new central heating system courtesy of a new air source heat pump.

A very special feature of the house is the extensive south-facing rear garden which provides plenty of space to sit out and relax or play or cultivate, depending on requirements and interests. Beyond the rear garden is a lane providing space to park which is in addition to the on-street parking found at the front of the house.

This impressive home is quite unique in all that it offers and we would highly recommend booking a viewing to see it in person.

East-The-Water is a suburb of Bideford that, as the name describes, is on the eastern bank of the River Torridge to the main town. It operates fairly independently as it has its own shops, community hall and a well-regarded primary school. East-The-Water was once the mining heart of North Devon, with the unique form of coal, Bideford Black, sourced from the area all the way to the sea. Chudleigh Fort and park is close by and commands great views of Bideford and the old bridge. When you need to be practical, one of the towns largest supermarkets is also very close by on foot.

In the wider area, Bideford boasts a host of pubs, restaurants, a weekly cinema and various sporting clubs to join/follow. It has many open spaces to explore as well as pleasant river walks along the River Torridge or by the working Quay. Bideford also supports a raft of interesting independent shops and small businesses in its narrow streets. Check out the Pannier Market and Market Place shops for its array of craft and farm food stores.

East-The-Water 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 Quay proceed over the Old Bideford Bridge and continue straight on at the mini roundabout onto Torrington Lane. Take the right hand turning into Torridge Mount and take the second left hand turning onto Clifton Street. Proceed towards the top of the hill to where number 78 will be situated on your right hand side clearly displaying a numberplate.