5 bedroom house

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White Hart House is a Grade II listed home that offers the best combination of contemporary interiors and period details that meld perfectly, giving the home personality and charisma from the moment you walk inside. Wonderfully decorated and presented throughout boasting wonderful inglenook fireplaces creating amazing focal points to both the reception rooms. The generous size offers plenty of space for entertaining and beautifully encompasses modern family living.

The home has been lovingly kept and in keeping with its natural charm, found within approaching 1.7 acres of grounds/land. With plenty of space for donkeys or stabling which would be ideal for ponies, the paddock spans around 1.4 acres along with extensive, mature and productive gardens which complement the house rather nicely.

On approach, the private driveway, which has been installed by the current owners, enjoys wonderful views and plenty of parking and turning for many cars. The paddock is relatively enclosed and gated with a timber post and rail fence. Walking towards the main house there is a hard standing and courtyard with old cobbles and slate steps to the front door.

White Hart House is said to date back some 200 years and is Grade II listed as being of architectural importance with whitened rendered elevations under a thatched main covering roof along with some newly appointed slate roofs to the far conversion. The house would perfectly suit a growing family and is a MUST VIEW, contact Edward from our Barnstaple office for further information.

Barns & Field

There is a large two-story hay barn ripe for conversion into a potential separate annexe space, ideal for a family member or separate income with Air BnB. Subject to the necessary planning consent required. The stable has been opened to one useful timber shed but could be used for ponies or donkeys or converted to a timber Wendy House or further outside storage.

There is a further cluster of sheds and barns for various uses including log or coal sheds, general storage and one has been converted into a home office. The barns give White Hart House extra interest and further scope for the new buyers. The property has been renovated and kept to a high standard, yet there is still future scope to add value to the outside space.

The paddock measures approximately 1.4 acres in size and has access to the main road running through Atherington Village. There may be long term development potential on the field subject to planning permission. There will be an uplift in accordance with this as the field falls within the long term village development boundary.

There is also a long-established and mature orchard with fruit trees, polytunnel, level lawn and productive veg patch, ideal for homegrown produce and offers potential for self-sustainability.

Kitchen Breakfast Room - 10.59 x 2.08 (34'8" x 6'9") -

Dining Room - 6.05 x 4.57 (19'10" x 14'11") -

Lounge - 5.00 x 4.57 (16'4" x 14'11") -

Ground Floor Bedroom - 5.28 x 4.55 (17'3" x 14'11") -

Bedroom 4 - 4.37 x 2.69 (14'4" x 8'9") -

Shower Room/Utility - 3.33 x 2.69 (10'11" x 8'9") -

First Floor Landing -

Bedroom 1 - 5.05 x 4.83 (16'6" x 15'10") -

Bedroom 2 - 4.04 x 2.67 (13'3" x 8'9") -

Bedroom 3 - 2.26 x 2.69 (7'4" x 8'9") -

Bathroom -

Hay Barn - 9.45 x 3.66 (31'0" x 12'0") -

Stable - 7.09 x 3.66 (23'3" x 12'0") -

Outside Office - 5.16 x 2.18 (16'11" x 7'1") -

Barn - 6.53 x 3.66 (21'5" x 12'0") -

Wood Barn - 6.63 x 5.44 (21'9" x 17'10") -

Pig Shed - 3.66 x 2.92 (12'0" x 9'6") -

Within a rural location, the village of Atherington is set on high ground, enjoying fantastic views into the Taw Valley below. Atherington provides a church with a convenience store/service station just over a mile away on the A377. The village is rural and quiet yet accessible and not far from Barnstaple Town Centre, the regional and administrative centre of North Devon. Situated in the valley of the River Taw, it is surrounded by beautiful rolling Devonshire countryside and some of the area’s best beaches and rugged coastal paths. As the commercial centre of the region, the town centre offers a variety of banking, schooling and recreational facilities including a theatre, cinema, leisure centre and restaurants. The vibrant town combines modern shopping amenities with a bustling market atmosphere. The popular golden sandy beaches of Woolacombe, Croyde and Instow within 5 miles distance, perfect for outings with family and friends. The A361 North Devon Link Road provides convenient access to the M5 motorway, together with Barnstaple's train network giving easy access to Exeter central station and beyond.

Services - Mains electricity & water. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating.

Local authority - North Devon District Council



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