This beautiful, characterful cottage is in a great location, with coastal views and a fantastic living space, ideal for traditional village living and within a close proximity to the beach and local amenities.

Stepping through the front door of 26 Cross Street, you enter a large open plan living space, currently set with a living area to the front of the property with woodburning stove and beautiful feature fireplace, and further on to a dining space, with exposed painted stone chimney breast, adding a lovely piece of character to this space, providing also smple space for a reasonably sized dining table and multiple chairs.
In the kitchen, there is a range of base and wall mounted cabinetry, with freestanding oven, space under the stairs for a fridge freezer, sink and skylight. Access is also found here to the quaint courtyard space that comes with the property currently decorated nicely with wall pots and plants.
To the first floor, you shall find two bedrooms, one which is currently used as a study, comprising woodburning stove and window, and another to the front of the property, which is a great sized double with plenty of space for freestanding furniture and a lovely characterful feature fireplace.
Heading further north to the converted attic space via a flight of stairs, you shall find yourself in what is currently used as further bedroom and storage area, with good ceiling height, allowing space for a full height set of free-standing wardropbes currently. The views from the window up here are fantastic, overlooking Bideford Bay and passing ship traffic in the distance.
Although there is no private parking with the property, the seller has advised there is ample permit and on street parking locally, within a small distance from the property.

The village of Northam, and cross street especially has good bus links and provides easy access to Bideford and Barnstaple. The village centre offers a good range of local shops, social pubs and cafes with further useful amenities and facilities such as a swimming pool and gyms. Situated around the central square is a post office, small convenience shop, newsagents, a range of takeaways, together with nearby library, health centre, junior school and golf club. Westward Ho! a coastal resort famed for its golden sandy beach, is just over a mile away as is the quaint former fishing village of Appledore. It is a similar distance to the Quay Front in Bideford, a market town and port, which offers an excellent range of shopping facilities and amenities.

The village enjoys easy access to the A39 and A361 (North Devon link road) which provides links to the larger regional centre of Barnstaple, the historic and regional centre of North Devon affording a more extensive range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities befitting from a variety of banking, schooling, a theatre, cinema, leisure centre and restaurants, combining modern shopping amenities with a bustling market atmosphere. Popular sandy beaches of Westward Ho!, Instow, Saunton, Croyde and Woolacombe are within easy reach. The cathedral city of Exeter with its university, airport, inter-rail and motorway links is some 42 miles in distance.