Large, secluded mature garden with terraces and greenhouse
Double garage plus two parking spaces directly in front
Secondary kitchen/utility in former stable block
Character features: exposed beams, stone walls, wood burner
Conservatory with French doors to garden, flexible reception rooms
EPC Band D; conversion circa 40 years ago — modernisation possible
Neighbour has right of way through drive; gates and drive owned
Local area shows higher-than-average crime — alarm fitted
A distinctive former stone barn conversion on the semi‑rural edge of Barnstaple, this three‑bedroom semi‑detached cottage offers flexible living across two floors and a large, well‑established garden. The house retains character features — exposed beams, stone walls and a wood burner — combined with practical additions: a conservatory, secondary kitchen/utility and a double garage with parking. The plot is private and sizeable for the location, with terraces, greenhouse, kitchen garden and mature trees.
Well suited to families who want space and character within walking distance of Barnstaple’s amenities and transport links, the layout provides reception rooms for everyday life plus separate areas that can serve as home office, study or guest space. The property is freehold, on mains gas with boiler and radiators, and benefits from fast broadband and excellent mobile signal.
Buyers should note some material facts: the property is EPC Band D and dates from a conversion carried out around 40 years ago (original construction 1983–1990 era), so some modernisation may be desired. There is a neighbour’s right of way through part of the driveway, and the local area records higher crime levels — practical security measures are already installed. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the proportion and garden setting in person.
