Property description

This lovely period cottage offers absolutely beautiful 3 bedroomed accommodation having been totally refurbished by the present owners to an excellent standard, and is presented in show house condition throughout.

The accommodation is deceptively spacious being unusually deep (see floorplan) and having many character features. There is a lovely light living room with large open fireplace and cast iron Stovax multi fuel burner, and pleasant open rural views to the north.  The superb kitchen is in keeping with the character of the cottage, and there is an attractive white bathroom suite with natural stone wall tiling.  To the rear is a large detached utility/studio room which would be ideal for someone working from home, or a music/artist’s studio etc.  Flooring throughout the whole property is a mix of solid oak, natural slate, stripped timber floorboards, and immaculate carpet.

There is a large south facing garden at the rear which extends to over 130ft, having areas of lawn, patio, and a very well stocked productive vegetable/soft fruit garden plus useful timber shed.  There is double glazing throughout (uPVC to the front and recently installed timber framed double glazed units at the rear), plus there is central heating from German manufactured electric radiators with wireless thermostats (currently running on the Economy 10 tariff).  The property was rewired in about 2009 (certificated), and the chimney was lined when the new Stockon burner was installed at around the same time.

The property is located in the heart of the pretty village of Bow, surrounded by an excellent range of amenities, with the village car park very conveniently located directly opposite.  The property is being offered for sale with no onward chain.

BOW is a parish and village on the River Yeo approximately 8 miles from Crediton, on the road to Okehampton.  A unique feature of the village is the very high raised pavement running down one side of the main street.  There is an inn, an excellent new primary school, village hall and a shop.

DIRECTIONS From Crediton, take the A377 road to Copplestone.  Fork left in the village onto the A3072 as signed to Bow.  Proceed into Bow, and Greycott will be seen on the left hand side just before the cross roads in the centre of the village.  Parking is usually readily available in the car park which is on your right, directly opposite the cottage.

Property Features :

• Lovely period cottage
• Deceptively spacious 2/3 bed accommodation
• 130ft rear garden
• Rural views