West Buckland,

Description
Nestled in a highly sought-after location this attractive semi-detached period cottage which is just a short walk to the popular beach at Bantham, offers a wonderful blend of character, comfort and practicality, making it an ideal permanent residence, holiday home or investment opportunity.

Approached through a delightful lawned front garden, the property enjoys excellent kerb appeal and a welcoming first impression. Inside, the spacious sitting room is full of charm, featuring a fireplace with log burning stove as its focal point together with alcove shelving, creating a warm and inviting space for relaxation and entertaining. The fitted kitchen is well-equipped with plenty of fitted floor and wall units with integrated appliances, boiler cupboard with storage and additionnal cupboard to house a washer/dryer and provides direct access to the rear patio garden. Completing the ground floor is a family bathroom and useful built-in storage cupboards.

On the first floor, there are three bedrooms comprising two comfortable double rooms, one of which features built-in wardrobes, together with a single bedroom that could also serve as a nursery, study or hobby room. A modern shower room completes the first-floor accommodation.

Outside, the rear patio garden offers a private and low-maintenance space for outdoor dining and enjoying the sunshine, with the added benefit of a log store and timber shed providing useful storage. To the front, the attractive lawned garden with established plants and shrubs further enhances the property's appeal, while driveway parking for two vehicles adds everyday convenience.

Situated within easy reach of Bantham's renowned sandy beach, coastal walks and stunning South Hams countryside, this charming cottage presents a rare opportunity to acquire a character home in one of Devon's most desirable coastal locations.

Situation
West Buckland is an unspoilt large hamlet located just inland from the coast and enjoying peace and tranquillity, being away from main road traffic and set within a valley which is protected from the prevailing wind. Nearby are the better-known coastal villages of Thurlestone and Bantham. Thurlestone is renowned for its 18-hole links golf course but also has some fine beaches, a village inn, a shop, church, and a hotel which offers country club facilities to non-residents, including squash courts, swimming pool and a 9-hole golf course. On the other side of West Buckland lies Bantham which is arguably one of the prettiest villages in the South Hams being at the mouth of the river Avon and protected by sand dunes and vast expanses of golden beach. The market town of Kingsbridge is close at hand, as is the famous sailing centre of Salcombe on another delightful South Hams estuary.