Property description

NOW SOLD. A two-bedroom house, one of seven homes converted from a former Victorian stables. Light and spacious accommodation with good-sized rooms in a convenient location a short, level walk to shops and all village amenities. Although outside space is limited, the property benefits from having two allocated parking spaces in the private communal car park.


A two-bedroom attached house, one of seven homes converted from a former Victorian stables. Light and spacious accommodation with good-sized rooms in a convenient location a short, level walk to shops and all village amenities. Although outside space is limited, the property benefits from having two allocated parking spaces in the private communal car park.

Approach
From the communal car park, a brick-paved path leads between the houses (arranged in a horseshoe shaped courtyard) to number five. There is a small paved area outside and an open porch. The porch has a storage cupboard, meter-cupboard and electrical consumer unit. A double-glazed door opens into the living room.

Living room - 24' 4'' x 12' 3 (7.41m x 3.73m)
Fitted carpet. Double-glazed windows to the front. Exposed ceiling beams. Two electric panel radiators. Feature fireplace with a stone hearth and wooden bressomer beam above, housing a cast-iron wood burner. Stairs in one corner rise to the first floor. Doors to the bathroom and bedroom two, and an open archway to the kitchen.

Kitchen - 12' 7'' x 8' 0 (3.84m x 2.45m)
Open-plan from the living room. Ceramic tiled floor. Double-glazed window to the side. Large roof light with Velux window. Tiled splash-backs on two walls. A range of wall and base kitchen units with worktops over. Electric cooker with four-ring ceramic hob, electric oven and grill below, extractor hood and light above. Space and plumbing for washing machine, dishwasher and tumble dryer. Space for fridge-freezer. Space for table and chairs.

Bedroom two - 12' 2'' x 9' 3 (3.72m x 2.83m)
Cottage-style door with thumb-latch. Fitted carpet. Double-glazed window to the side. Electric panel heater. Exposed ceiling beam.

Bathroom - 11' 9'' x 5' 5 (3.59m x 1.64m)
Cottage-style door with thumb-latch. Tiled floor. Wooden cladding on three walls. Opaque double-glazed window to the side. Wall-mounted hot-air heater. Airing cupboard with shelves and factory-lagged hot water tank. Four-piece bathroom suite including: Corner shower cubicle with built-in shower; wooden panel-enclosed bath with Victorian-style mixer tap and shower attachment; low-level flush WC; pedestal wash basin with mirror above. Chrome heated towel rail.

First floor
Stairs from the corner of the living room, turn and rise to the first floor half-landing. There is a velux window in the stair-well. A cottage-style door with thumb-latch opens into bedroom one.

Bedroom one - 21' 0'' (narrows to 17ft 3ins) x 16' 6 (6.41m - 5.25m x 5.02m)
A large, light room on two levels, (two steps up) currently used as a bedroom area and a sitting room area. Fitted carpet. Double-glazed mansard window to the front. Large, double-glazed Velux window to the rear. Sloping ceilings on three sides. Exposed wooden beams and trusses. Central pillar-beam. Built-in cupboard. Eaves storage cupboard. Electric panel radiator.

Outside

Parking
Two allocated parking spaces, side-by-side in the private communal car park approximately 50m from the house.

Garden
In front of the parking spaces is a small area of garden, owned by the property. Directly in front of the house is a small paved area with space to sit outside.

Location
The house is located in a tucked-away cul-de-sac just off Lee Road, in Lynton. The location is a short and level walk to the shops, cafes and restaurants of the village as well as the Post Office, Health Centre, Town Hall, cinema and bus stop. Behind the property rises Hollerday Hill, which provides delightful walks and excellent sea views. A level walk of less than a mile brings the rewards of the Valley of Rocks, with its spectacular glacial rock formations, cliff-top sea views, and cricket ground, all populated by wild goats and Exmoor ponies.