Mount View, Ilfracombe

In a select development of just 3 detached house, this 4 bedroom family home offers NO ONWARD CHAIN. Excellent accommodation with gas heating and UPVc double glazing. Good parking for 2 and an integral garage with utility space. Superb views over Bristol Channel. THE PROPERTY DOES REQUIRE A NEW DECK.

This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a well proportioned, bright and spacious 4 bedroom detached house. Upper Deck is an ideal home for a growing family which offers a good amount of space and benefits from the most wonderful views from the rear elevation that overlooks established trees and onto the Bristol Channel and, on a clear day, to Wales on the horizon. The rear decking has deteriorated and now requires a professional to reinstate this feature. When done, not only will it add value, but it will be a superb feature to entertain 'al fresco' whilst taking in the phenomenal views. There is the benefit of PVC double glazing and gas fired central heating so it is a warm and easy to run home.

Upper Deck forms part a small and select development of Mount View which comprises only 3 similar houses which nestle between Highfield Road and The Old Barnstaple Road. There is a tarmac drive which services the houses and, being the middle of the 3, gives the property a parking space to the side as well as the the front. This allows good space for a boat or camper van.

You enter the house through the porch and hall, which has a store cupboard and useful cloakroom. The Kitchen is well appointed and has a built in hob and oven and there are double doors which open to the very good size living room. This has a picture window which takes in the superb views. Sliding doors then take you into the conservatory which also has lovely views and provides direct access out onto the patio. To the first floor is a bright landing with linen cupboard, there are 4 double bedrooms, three of which have built in wardrobes. The master bedroom has the benefit of an en suite shower room. Bedroom 2 is also located to the rear of the house and so each benefit from sea views, Bedrooms 3 and 4 are located at the front of the property and overlook the front elevation. The family bathroom has a 3 piece suite and half tiled walls.

The plot is on 2 levels with the house on a level site with off road parking to the front and side. The rear is laid to patio and defunct decking which is raised above the lower area of garden. The 'open' decking has revealed steps which can easily be used again to go down the the lower garden which has plants, shrubs and trees.Therefore, the deck/ reargarden area gives the new owners scope to re-design as they see fit, from a low maintenance area of shrubs with an annual tidy up, to a more advenurous landscaped layout taking advantage of what could be various levels and features.

This is ideal for those looking for a family home which will increase in value after initial investment in a new deck. The rooms flow nicely and are light and airy. The lovely position is sure to appeal as it is away from the busy centre but still convenient to amenities. The view is wonderful and with a new deck, this really would be the feature of the house. We recommend a viewing to appreciate this and the potential the house offers.

Entrance Porch -

Hall & Cloakroom -

Kitchen - 3.82 x 2.78 (12'6" x 9'1") -

Living Room - 7.63 x 3.90 (25'0" x 12'9") -

Conservatory - 3.10 x 2.93 (10'2" x 9'7") -

First Floor Landing -

Bedroom 1 - 4 x 2.67 (13'1" x 8'9") -

En Suite Shower - 2.65 x 1.12 (8'8" x 3'8") -

Bedroom 2 - 4.05 x 2.82 (13'3" x 9'3") -

Bedroom 3 - 3.75 into wadrobes x 2.81 (12'3" into wadrobes x 9 -

Bedroom 4 - 2.67 x 2.52 (8'9" x 8'3") -

Family Bathroom - 2.92 a 1.95 (9'6" a 6'4") -

Integral Garage/Uitlity Area - 5.44 x 2.64 (17'10" x 8'7") -

Off Road Parking For 2 Cars -

Rear Patio Area -

Requires New Elevated Decking -

Steps Down To Garden Area -

Ilfracombe is a picturesque Victorian town nestling on the rugged north Devon coastline which overlooks The Bristol Channel and is surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The town attracts visitors with it's mix of coastal scenery, cultural attractions, and outdoor activities.The South West Coast Path offers many miles of superb walking along this stunning coastline. The town caters very well for it's inhabitants with primary & secondary schools, a choice of super stores, shops, pubs and Michelin Star Restaurants. The award winning Landmark Theatre, with it's iconic twin towers, is to the sea front and also has a good cafe.

One of the main features and focal point of Ilfracombe is its picturesque harbour. This is home to a fleet of fishing boats, yachts and sailboats, which creates a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. Visitors can take leisurely strolls around the harbour whilst enjoying the views and atmosphere, or relax in one of the waterside cafes and restaurants. The ancient Chapel of St. Nicholas is perched on top of Lantern Hill and overlooks the harbour. This is one of, if not the ,oldest working lighthouses in the country and dates back to the early C14th.

Another notable landmark on the harbour, is the stunning sculpture of 'Verity', created by the renowned British artist Damien Hirst, She stands tall to the entrance of the harbour and has become an iconic symbol of the town.