4 Bedroom Barn Conversion

Turning into the courtyard development this handsome stone barn under a tiled roof sits at the end thus giving it one of the best views over the valley. The current Vendors have installed an EV point just down from the front door.

A long welcoming reception hall awaits behind the front door with a cloakroom and internal door to the garage on the right. Looking left your eye is immediately drawn to the view through the sitting room doors out to the Devon countryside beyond. This triple aspect room is bathed in sun light as the sun works its way around and a well placed terrace is an ideal spot for some al fresco entertaining or just somewhere to sit and take in the sounds of nature and the view. For cosy colder evenings and days, a log burner gives a traditional feel to the room. The kitchen/breakfast room has westerly facing windows over the side garden and is divided into two distinct areas. Coming in from the hall is the eating end whilst at the other end of the room is found an extensive range of wall, floor and drawer units with associated worksurfaces on three sides. The base units include corner carousels for those normally hard to reach areas! Appliances include an electric 4 ring hob with extractor above and oven and grill under, dishwasher and under counter fridge.

Stairs rise to a generous sized part galleried landing with the two large double rooms at either end. The main bedroom is of a particularly good size having wonderful southerly views over the garden, the valley below and on up the hillside beyond. There is ample room for wardrobes and other bedroom furniture. The ensuite shower room has a basin, wc, towel rail and walk in shower. The bedroom at the other end of the landing has a benefit of a built in wardrobe as do the other two reaming bedrooms. All these three enjoy a westerly outlook. Rounding off the accommodation is a very stylish and good sized shower room.

Outside
The garage has an up and over door to the drive, connecting door into the house and door into the side garden. Within the garage is the boiler, a sink- very useful for dirty hands from being out in the garden, plumbing for a washing machine and ample storage.

Gardens
These have been designed with ease in being laid to a large swathe of sloping lawn studded with fruit trees, a rockery leading down from the terrace and on the southern boundary a glorious outlook over the valley and hillside beyond.
Directions
Leave Great Torrington on the B3232 along calf Street. At the roundabout take the first exit staying on the B3232 signed Barnstaple and Newton Tracey. Continue for about 3 miles turning left at Huntshaw Cross just past Auto-mo-beel, signed Huntshaw. At the T junction turn right signed Alverdiscott and Bideford taking the next left at Twitchen Cross signed Gammaton Moor and Bideford. Follow the road in to the hamlet of Huntshaw Water bearing left on the bend and the driveway to the courtyard development will be found on the left before the right hand bend. The driveway to the courtyard development will be found on the left before the right hand bend in the middle of the

From the A39 Atlantic Highway at Bideford coming in from Barnstable turn right at the traffic light lights onto the B3233 signed Instow and at the roundabout take the first exit staying on the B3233 (Barnstaple Street) for about a mile turning left in Manteo Way signed Eastleigh passing Tesco on the across the next roundabout and then turning left after about 300 yards onto Gammaton Road following this for about 4.5 miles until the sharp left hand bend half way down the hill and turn immediately right. The driveway to the courtyard development will be found on the left before the right hand bend in the middle of the hamlet.