4 Bed Terraced House, Single Let, Torrington, EX38 8HE, £210,000

• Characterful cottage +
• No onward chain +
• Popular location +
• Freehold +

Step into a piece of history with this beautiful four-bedroom terraced characterful cottage that offers charm, comfort and no onward chain.

Nestled in the historic town of Torrington, this unique and diverse Grade II listed 1600's property offers a rare opportunity to own a characterful cottage that is steeped in heritage. Some of the features include wooden panelled walls and fitted window seats and benches.
Stepping through the front door of the property, you are greeted by a porch area and entrance hall. Off of this you have two very reasonable sized and adaptable rooms, with the ability to be used as either extra bedrooms or living spaces, one with a lovely, rare plank and muntin oak screen across one wall and working fireplace. From the entrance hall, you also have a small step up to the utility room/kitchen housing the boiler and further shower room. This part of the property also provides access to the quaint courtyard garden.
Up the stairs to the first floor, you will find yourself in the large, bright and characterful living/ dining room, with window seat, farfetched countryside views and feature fireplace. Passing on through this room, there is a smaller hall, with access to a further two bedrooms and kitchen, comprising an array of base and wall level cupboards and freestanding oven and hob, wall extractor and space for freestanding fridge freezer. There is also a bathroom found on from here with toilet, wash basin and bath.

The property is situated within the market town of Great Torrington. The historic town is surrounded by 365 acres of common land, ideal for walking, offering wonderful views and scenery, and access to the River Torridge.

The town itself has a thriving local community, and offers a great range of local amenities and leisure pursuits including various shops, two doctors and dentists surgeries, local sports clubs, a gym, numerous pubs and restaurants, nurseries, primary and secondary schooling, Lidl supermarket and the ever popular Plough Arts Centre, as well as renowned RHS Rosemoor Gardens. There is also direct access to the Tarka Trail which affords excellent walking and cycling opportunities.

There is a walled courtyard garden to the rear of the property, with plenty of space for garden furniture. There are raised planters surrounding the perimeter and a stone built shed in the corner, with outside tap and power connected with lockable stable door.

A garage is also available by separate negotiation should any prospective purchaser wish to have one. This is a single garage located a short walk away and has a Guide Price of £15,000.