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Stags.Co.Uk 01769 572263 | South-Molton@Stags.Co.Uk stags.co.uk 01769 572263 | [email protected] Glebe Cottage, Romansleigh, South Molton, EX36 4JP A beautifully presented period cottage in a peaceful rural village South Molton 5 miles Witheridge 7 miles Barnstaple 16 miles • Much Character • Dining Room • Sitting Room • Fitted Kitchen • Wet Room • Two Double Bedrooms • Bathroom • Enclosed Rear Garden • Guide price £279,950 Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London Glebe Cottage, Romansleigh, South Molton, EX36 4JP SITUATION immaculately presented to a very high standard Glebe Cottage is set in the quiet and traditional and retains many period features including rural village of Romansleigh which is about five exposed timbers and fireplaces. The cottage was miles from the popular market town of South re-thatched in 2015 and was completely Molton, which has a good range of shopping, refurbished nine years ago with new windows to social and banking facilities and amenities the back, new bathroom, wet room and fitted including infant, junior and senior schools. kitchen as well as new oak doors frames and Dating from Saxon times, it has some fine window sills. buildings, interesting shops, a museum, stock GROUND FLOOR market on Thursdays and a popular pannier Open PORCH with door into DINING ROOM with market on Thursdays and Saturdays. a slate floor with window to the front with The A361 North Devon Link Road bypasses South window seat, patio doors to the back garden, Molton and provides access to the regional feature inglenook fireplace (currently closed off) centre of Barnstaple to the west and to Tiverton alcove with shelving, exposed timbers, under and the M5 Junction 27 to the east where there stairs cupboard and further tall built in cupboard. is a main line railway station at Tiverton Parkway Stairs rising to the first floor. The SITTING ROOM on the London Paddington line. has two windows to the front with deep sills and Exmoor National Park is easily accessible and the a window overlooking the back garden. There is impressive North Devon coastline with its steep a display alcove with bookshelves, exposed cliffs and wide sandy beaches is also within easy timbers and an impressive stone inglenook reach. fireplace with slate hearth and multi fuel stove DESCRIPTION and original bread oven. The KITCHEN has a slate Glebe Cottage is a Grade II listed cottage believed floor and is beautifully fitted by John Lewis of to date from the 16th Century. The cottage is Hungerford with shaker style floor and wall units in dove grey with granite worktop over, sink unit Glebe Cottage, Romansleigh, South Molton, EX36 4JP with stainless steel mixer tap, Baumatic two ring pleasant, enclosed garden with paved and ceramic hob, built in dishwasher, washing cobbled areas and flower beds with shrubs and machine and tall fridge unit. Black Rayburn climbers. There is a useful timber garden shed/ providing hot water and central heating. Door log store. into fully tiled WET ROOM with slate floor, VIEWING electric power shower, close coupled WC, hand Strictly by appointment please through the sole basin with light and mirror over and towel selling agents, Stags on 01769 572263. radiator. FIRST FLOOR DIRECTIONS From South Molton leave the town via New The landing has a window and seating area Road, signposted to Witheridge, passing overlooking the rear garden and doors off to Sainsburys on the left. Continue on this road for BEDROOM ONE, a double aspect, double room about three miles, passing through Alswear and with painted timber floor and a vaulted ceiling take the second turning (not the first) signposted with exposed roof timbers. BEDROOM TWO is a to Romansleigh. On reaching the village, the double room with exposed timbers and an cottage will be found opposite the entrance to outlook to the front. The BATHROOM is well the Church. fitted with close coupled WC and a large free standing bath with mixer tap and shower SERVICES attachment, hand basin, tall designer towel Mains water and electricity, private drainage radiator/room heater, vinyl flooring, airing system. Oil fired central heating via underfloor cupboard and exposed timbers. heating to the ground floor and radiators on the OUTSIDE first floor. To the front of the cottage is a paved area and unrestricted parking. To the rear there is a Glebe Cottage, Romansleigh, South Molton, EX36 4JP 29 The Square, South Molton, Devon, EX36 3AQ Tel: 01769 572263 Email: [email protected] These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied on for any purpose stags.co.uk.
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