Old Barn Cottage is a period, unlisted end of terrace property, found in the heart of this community driven village, with its lovely amenities all within walking distance.

The spacious and well-presented accommodation is spread over 3 floors. From the entrance hall is an open-plan lounge diner, with attractive exposed beams, a 2018 fitted wood-burning stove and an opening to the kitchen area to the rear. A stable door leads to the rear garden and access to the handy utility room, which has a worktop with power and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, plus space for additional fridge or freezer etc.

The first floor landing gives access to three of the bedrooms. The 4th bedroom makes a perfect nursery or home office, plus there is a white suite bathroom with shower over the bath. The open turning staircase takes you up to the large master bedroom with en-suite shower room and under eaves storage. The cottage enjoys central heating via an outside Combi-Boiler (installed in 2019) and double-glazed windows.

To the rear is the low maintenance South-West facing garden (8m x 6.7m) which is largely paved offering sunny seating areas, plus a shed, wood-store and side access gate. On street parking is found along Fore Street itself, with local owners largely leaving the spaces directly in-front for the occupiers of each property.

The property is also being offered with the benefit of no onward chain.

Please see the floorplan for room sizes.

Current Council Tax: C
Utilities: Mains electric, water, telephone & broadband
Broadband within this postcode: Superfast Enabled
Drainage: Mains drainage
Heating: Oil-fired central heating (new combi-boiler in 2019)
Listed: No
Tenure: Freehold

DIRECTIONS… Upon entering the village, pass the London Inn on your right and stay left to proceed down Fore Street, Old Barn Cottage is found along on your left, marked by a Helmores Board.

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MORCHARD BISHOP is a village and civil parish set in the sumptuous hills and valleys of Mid-Devon, halfway between the North and South of the County, 7 miles west of Crediton and 14 miles from the regional capital, Exeter. The showpiece is the spectacular 16th Century Church of St Mary's, one of two churches in the village. This small but thriving community, with a population of just under 1000 has a primary school, doctor's surgery and local shops. Those who lead an active lifestyle can take advantage of the football, netball and outdoor tennis clubs as well as enjoying a game of bowls on the Green. At the centre is the friendly London Inn, loved for its generous servings of delicious, locally sourced food. Dating back 400 years, this traditional pub was once a stop for passing coaches when the main road from Exeter ran through the village. Today, the nearby railway station at Morchard Road carries passengers from Exeter to Barnstaple along the scenic Tarka Line. Dartmoor and Exmoor, areas of outstanding natural beauty are within 30 minutes' drive.