Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 1 Little Park, Beaworthy, a cozy and compact semi-detached type home with 2 bed in the EX21 5XQ area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £412,500 and a rental potential of £2,681 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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Additional analysis
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Options to purchase; £375,000 - as a whole; £245,000 - house,
buildings and approximately 3 acres; £135,000 - approximately 45
acres of pasture and woodland. 48 acre smallholding set in
rolling Devon countryside. Semi-detached two bedroom farmhouse in
need of some updating. Extensive gardens, garage and workshop.
Range of buildings including stables and 75’ x 22’ livestock
building. Approximately 35 acres planted to woodland.
Much potential and in a super location.
SITUATION
1 Little Park is quietly located in unspoilt west Devon
countryside, yet only 1½ miles from the village of Halwill Junction
which provides a good range of basic village amenties including a
shop, post office, public house and primary school. The busy market
town of Holsworthy is some 8 miles to the west and offers a wider
range of shopping, banking, primary and secondary schools,
churches, pubs and recreational facilities, together with its
thriving weekly livestock market. The A30 dual carriageway is
some 11 miles distant with its link into Cornwall and to the city
of Exeter with its mainline railway station, airport and M5
motorway.
THE PARTICULARS
All measurements are approximate. There are numerous power
points throughout the property although not individually
listed. None of the fittings or appliances have been tested
by ourselves.
ACCOMMODATION
Opaque double glazed door to:
Outer Lobby
With window to the rear of the property. Old brick floor and
coat hanging rack. Old timber ‘stable’ door to:
Kitchen/Breakfast Room: 22' 6'' x 7' 5'' (6.86m x
2.26m)
With slate flagged floor, windows to two aspects including a
picture window looking out to the yard. Fitted timber fronted
cupboards, timber worksurface with stainless steel double drainer
sink unit under the window. Plumbing and space for a washing
machine, space for a fridge and further space for a freezer.
Space and pedestal for electric cooker and hob. Ceiling light
and radiator. Room at one end for table and chairs.
‘Stable’ type door to:
Sitting Room: 20' 4'' x 11' 10'' (6.2m x 3.61m)
To one end of the room is an open stone fireplace with timber
mantle shelf, iron door to clome oven and housing a large
multi-fuel burner. A window to one end looks out to the
lane. To one side of the fireplace is a stone feature
plinth. Beams to ceiling. Stairs rise to the first
floor. Glazed door and two steps to:
Rear Lobby
With doors to:
Shower Room
With shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin. Opaque window to
the side of the property. Radiator and ceiling light.
Downstairs Bedroom: 9' 8'' x 9' 4'' max (2.95m x 2.84m
max)
With a window to the rear of the property. Ceiling light.
FIRST FLOOR
Landing: 12' 2'' x 8' (3.71m x 2.44m)
With a window to the side of the property. Ceiling light and
access to the roof space. Potential for reconfiguration of
first floor to provide additional bedroom. Solid timber door
to:
Master Bedroom: 13' 6'' x 12' 3'' (4.11m x 3.73m)
Window looking out over the gardens and the countryside
beyond. Door to airing cupboard housing the hot and cold
water tanks. Radiator.
OUTSIDE
To the side of the property is a concrete drive which terminates in
a parking area and access to a newly built concrete block
Garage/Workshop approximately 28' x 11' 4'' (8.53m x
3.45m). Greenhouse and close by a Timber Shed. A path
leads between the timber shed and the new garage/workshop to very
extensive lawned gardens with an abundance of mature trees, shrubs,
most attractive flowerbeds and outlook onto open countryside.
In a further garden are fruit bushes and a large pond with water
feature. This part of the garden also houses a most
productive vegetable garden and with access through a five bar gate
to the first of the paddocks. Tot he rear of the house is a
further small yard with a well and grassed area which also includes
a concrete block built Wood Shed and access to sheds and buildings
which are mainly accessed from the yard.
OUTBUILDINGS
From the drive behind the house a large gateway opens to the
concreted yard around which are grouped a number of
buildings. Beyond that is access to the pasture paddock and
to a concrete block walled dungstead. Concrete block and
brick built Storage Shed, one side for wood and coal and the other
side with a stable door and which is currently used as
storage. Brick and stone built Building currently used as a
Blacksmiths Forge and with concrete floor and window to one
end. Concrete block Stable incorporating Feed Bin.
Further Stable made out of an old Shippon which is currently used
as a workshop and which has power and light connected. Close
by, forming another side of the yard are three concrete block built
Pony Stables, one of which is currently used for storage.
Principal Shed approximately 75' x 22' (22.86m x 6.71m) with
a large gate out to the pasture paddock and a further doorway to
the yard. Central concrete feed passage and raised lying
areas to either side. Ventilation and windows.
Currently used for hay and general storage.
THE LAND
Approximately 48 acres of land of which approximately 35 acres was
planted with a mixture of deciduous and coniferous trees under
the Woodland Grant Scheme and Farm Woodland Premium Scheme in
2001. The remainder of the land is in permanent pasture and
is level.
FLOOR PLANS
The floor plans displayed in these particulars are not to scale and
are for identification purposes only.
LAND PLAN
The land plan displayed is for indicative purposes only and should
not be relied upon as an accurate depiction of precise
boundaries.
SERVICES
Main electricity and water. Private drainage.
VIEWINGS
Please ring 01409 253888 to view this property and check
availability before incurring travel time/costs. FULL DETAILS
OF ALL OUR PROPERTIES ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE
www.kivells.com.
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