Property for sale

SALE AGREED  |  Station Road, Bow

£225,000

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Thatched village house with flexible 4 / 5 bedroomed accommodation full of charm and character very well presented throughout, lovely garden with secluded patio areas, barn and carp pond - ALL OFFERS GIVEN SERIOUS CONSIDERATION

ENTRANCE VESTIBULE, HALLWAY, LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN, STUDY, 4/5 BEDROOMS, CLOAKROOM, REAR ENTRANCE LOBBY, BATH/SHOWER ROOM, PRETTY FRONT GARDEN, SECLUDED REAR GARDEN, LARGE COB/STONE BARN

DESCRIPTION The Old School House is a most attractive Grade II listed thatched residence located in the heart of the mid Devon village of Bow, standing high and enjoying lovely views over the village and open countryside beyond. The property offers sizeable and flexible 4 or 5 bedroomed family accommodation full of charm and character with numerous period features, some of which include a wealth of exposed ceiling beams and wall timbers, a lovely inglenook fireplace with bread oven and oak lintel, etc. There is a fully enclosed garden to the south side of the house, enjoying high levels of privacy and seclusion, and having pleasant areas of patio/seating areas, flower beds, a deep carp pond, plus a useful stone/cob barn (with original old "copper").

BOW is a parish and village on the River Yeo approximately 8 miles from Crediton, on the road to Okehampton. A unique feature of the village is the very high raised pavement running down one side of the main street. There are two inns, an excellent new primary school, village hall and a shop.

DIRECTIONS Proceed to the centre of the village and turn off at Bow Village Cross as signed to Spreyton. The Old School House will be seen immediately on your left.

The accommodation comprises, all measurements approximate

GROUND FLOOR

Heavily studded glazed door to

ENTRANCE VESTIBULE 8'6 x 3'10 (2.59m x 1.17m) Double glazed leaded window with views over the village.

HALLWAY having exposed wall and ceiling beams, under stairs recess.

LIVING ROOM 19'2 x 14'1 (5.84m x 4.29m) (max) A well proportioned room with heavily beamed ceiling, massive stone inglenook fireplace with heavy oak lintel, bread oven opening and large cast iron glass front wood burning stove. Door giving access to staircase to first floor. Windows overlooking garden.

DINING ROOM 14'2 x 11'3 (4.32m x 3.43m) Ceiling beams, fireplace with cast iron glass front wood burning stove, heavy timber lintel, wall lighting and timber panelling to dado height.

KITCHEN 10'3 x 6'6 (3.12m x 1.98m) Range of fitted units affording base and cupboard storage, laminated worktops, inset one and a half bowl sink, inset 4-ring electric hob with built-in stainless steel oven under, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine, extractor hood, wall tiling and floor tiling.

STUDY 11'6 x 9'8 (3.51m x 2.95m) (currently used as music room) Heavily beamed ceiling, fireplace (at present sealed off), with heavy beam and bread oven, recess ideal for computer desk, built-in storage, spotlighting, pleasant views over the village and countryside beyond.

GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM 5 22'3 x 6'7 (6.78m x 2.01m) Part vaulted ceiling, wall lighting, exposed ceiling beams.

CLOAKROOM 6'2 x 2' (1.88m x 0.61m) having low level w.c, and fully tiled walls.

REAR ENTRANCE LOBBY 6'5 x 6'5 (1.96m x 1.96m) with tiled floor. Glazed door to rear garden.

FIRST FLOOR

Turning staircase to HALF LANDING Door giving access to

BEDROOM 1 13'9 x 12'1 (4.19m x 3.68m) Exposed roof timbers, access to loft space. Lovely views over village and open countryside beyond.

MAIN LANDING with access to

BEDROOM 2 15' x 9' (4.57m x 2.74m) (max) Exposed roof timbers. From this room are steps down to a small lobby, with door into

BATH/SHOWER ROOM 15'4 x 11'2 (4.67m x 3.4m) Attractive white suite comprising jazucci style bath (mixer tap plus shower attachment), corner shower cubicle with electric shower unit, low level w.c, (dual flush), pedestal basin, timber panelling to dado height, wall tiling, inset ceiling spotlighting, access to loft space, range of built-in storage cupboards.

BEDROOM 3 11'6 x 9'5 (3.51m x 2.87m) (max) Exposed roof timbers, small access to loft space. From here, door giving access to

BEDROOM 4 10'7 x 5'9 (3.23m x 1.75m)

OUTSIDE

Wrought iron pedestrian gate at front giving access to pretty FRONT GARDEN area being mainly paved, colourful flower beds and wrought iron railings surrounding. Pleasant views over the village and beyond.

Very secluded REAR GARDEN with maximum dimensions of approximately 37' x 43' (11.28m x 13.11m) being attractively landscaped with large areas of paving, easy to maintain gravelled and cobbled areas, timber rose arch with lattice fencing and climbing plants. The garden is well screened by hedging and well established trees. Deep carp pond and waterfall feature, timber decked PATIO area, outside lighting.

Large cob/stone BARN approximately 22' x 8'8 (6.71m x 2.64m) (max) with original old "copper", 13 amp power, lighting.

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