Characterful 3-bed barn conversion with sea views and private parking.
Grade II listed barn conversion with period character
A charming Grade II listed barn conversion set in a quiet hamlet on the Hartland Peninsula, recently updated and laid out for flexible living. The well-planned interior includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double-aspect sitting room that opens to a raised deck with sea and countryside views. Private off-street parking and a large detached shed add useful storage for bikes, surfboards and garden equipment.
This property works equally well as a main home, coastal retreat or holiday-let/dual-occupancy opportunity — furniture is available by negotiation. Practical advantages include oil-fired central heating, planning permission for a multi-fuel burner in the sitting room and low local crime. The house is chain-free and offered with vacant possession.
Important practical points: the home is Grade II listed, which will restrict some changes and could complicate consent for alterations. There is a modest annual service charge of £500 for communal grounds and the shared sewage system. Broadband speeds are very slow, and the location is remote, so daily commuting and some services require longer drives.
Overall this is a characterful, compact coastal property for buyers who value tranquillity, scenery and a turn-key holiday-let or second-home setup, while accepting the limits imposed by listed status and basic rural infrastructure.