Welcome to Kilburnie, Woolacombe, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 4 bed in the EX34 7DX area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band C.
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £182,000 and a rental potential of £1,183 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Feb 27, 2025. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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"A Victorian town house located at the centre of this favoured coastal and just 10 minutes walk from local surfing beaches and quiet coves. EPC Band E.
Situation And Amenities The property is perfectly located near shore and moor, in the wonderful village of Mortehoe, near fabulous coastal paths, moorland walks, local swimming beach known as Grunta and Woolacombe surfing. Mortehoe is within an area of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty AONB , Unesco Biosphere Reserve, Conservation Area, and also surrounded by National Trust farmland. Mortehoe is on the borders of Woolacombe and these twin villages stand on the Atlantic coast. Woolacombe is famous for its three mile sandy beach, between Baggy and Morte Points, and regularly receives Blue Flag and Premier Seaside Beach Awards. It has also become one of Devon s premier surfing destinations. Mortehoe and Woolacombe villages offer a good range of shops, restaurants, bars, leisure facilities and local primary school.
Description A 19th Century house with bright, spacious and versatile accommodation arranged over 4 floors, the property offers potential for a variety of uses, including main residence, second holiday home UK base, but also has a former shop front to the ground floor reception room, where a commercial use, possibly a studio, gallery or similar could be reinstated, subject to planning permission.
The property really needs to be viewed internally to be fully appreciated. The layout of the accommodation with approximate dimensions is more clearly identified on the accompanying floorplan, but comprises;
Ground Floor ENTRANCE LOBBY with original ornate tiled flooring. Doors off too HALLWAY with stairs to first floor landing, stripped varnished floorboards and lower staircase leading down to basement and shower room described later . Doors off lobby and hallway into OPEN PLAN KITCHEN DINING ROOM with large windows to both front and rear, continuation of floorboards, log burner on slate hearth with Adam s style fireplace, fitted base units with wood effect worktops, space for range style cooker, tiled splashback, inset double sink and drainer with mixer tap, stainless steel extractor, built in larder style cupboard, space for dishwasher and freestanding fridge freezer, matching wall mounted units. SHOWER ROOM with window to rear, tiled shower, wood flooring, pedestal wash basin, close coupled WC, heated towel rail, space for washing machine, exposed stonework, inset downlighting and extractor fan. Door off hallways leading down to lower ground floor.
Lower Ground Floor Stable style door leading from rear communal garden area into KITCHENETTE with tiled floor, window to side, fitted units with Belfast style sink, wood worktops, tiled splashback, wall mounted Glow worm boiler, space for fridge, storage under stairs. Door off into SHOWER ROOM tiled floor, partly tiled walls, wall mounted hand wash basin with mixer tap, close coupled WC, tiled shower, window to rear, inset downlighting. Door off kitchenette into STUDIO AREA with window to rear, stripped and painted floorboards, former recess for fireplace.
First Floor Stairs to HALF LANDING with French doors leading out to BALCONY with sea views out to Baggy Point and over National Trust Land, outside lighting and part covered canopy. Further stairs with central carpet runner leading to first floor LANDING with stripped and varnished floorboards. Further stairs to second floor and half landing described later . BEDROOM 1 window to rear with views over National Trust Land, fitted carpets, ornate fireplace. SITTING ROOM with stripped and varnished floorboards. French doors leading out to small TERRACE to the front elevation and also bay window to front, open fire with ornate fireplace.
Second Floor HALF LANDING with CLOAKROOM WC, opaque window to rear. Main LANDING with stripped floorboards, loft access via hatch. BEDROOM 2 with window to front, fitted carpets. BEDROOM 3 window to front, stripped and varnished floorboards. BEDROOM 4 window to rear with views over National Trust Land, stripped and varnished floorboards and ornate fireplace. BATHROOM panelled bath with electric Mira shower over, tiled splashback, wall mounted hand wash basin.
Outside At the front of the property is off street parking for one vehicle. At the rear is a COMMUNAL LAWNED GARDEN area with space for washing lines.
Services All mains services. Gas fired central heating. According to Ofcom, Ultrafast broadband is available at the property and there is limited coverage from mobile phone networks. For more information please see the Ofcom website
Directions What3Words scatters.marked.positions
As you enter Mortehoe from Mortehoe Station Road, continue into the village, in the direction of Woolacombe, passing the Chichester Arms pub. before you descend the hill the property will be found on the left hand side with parking immediately in from of the property for one vehicle.
Agents Note We understand the property is in an area of outstanding natural beauty and a conservation area.
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