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Baypark, Crackington Haven, Bude, EX23 0LA Price: £750,000 Baypark, Crackington Haven, Bude, EX23 0LA Price: £750,000 Estate Agents Property Management Auctioneers & Valuers An exciting opportunity to acquire this fantastic detached period residence believed to date back to the 18th century. Situated in this area of outstanding natural beauty on the edge of the popular coastal village of Crackington Haven with panoramic views over the coastline and surrounding countryside. The property offers superbly presented high quality accommodation throughout having maintained many original character features with 4 bedrooms (1 ensuite), 3 bathrooms www.bopproperty.com Baypark, Crackington Haven, Bude, EX23 0LA An exciting opportunity to acquire this fantastic detached period residence believed to date back to the 18th century. Situated in this area of outstanding natural beauty on the edge of the popular coastal village of Crackington Haven with panoramic views over the coastline and surrounding countryside. The property offers superbly presented high quality accommodation throughout having maintained many original character features with 4 bedrooms (1 ensuite), 3 bathrooms and 2 reception rooms. Large gardens of approximately 1 acre and an adjoining paddock of approximately 2 acres. Large wooden barn and carport and extensive off road parking. Planning has been granted for conversion of a barn to provide good income potential/annexed accommodation. From Bude town centre proceed out of the town towards Stratton and turn right into Kings Hill opposite Bude Service station. Upon reaching the A39 turn right sign posted Camelford and proceed for approximately 9 miles past the village of Wainhouse Corner. Take the right hand turning sign posted Boscastle and proceed for approximately 2 miles, at Tresparret Posts turn right signed posted Crackington Haven and and then take the next left, continue for approximately 1 mile whereupon the property will be found on the right hand side. Entrance Hall 11'5 x 10'4 (3.48m x 3.15m) Kitchen/ Dining Room 26'7 x 13'11 (8.10m x 4.24m) A spectacular 27ft long bespoke kitchen with slate flag stone flooring comprising a range of base and wall mounted units with granite work surfaces over incorporating an inset stainless steel sink, electric range 3 oven Aga and a matching 2 oven electric companion, recess for 'American style' fridge freezer. Integrated dishwasher. Ample space for a large dining room table and chairs, Bi-folding doors take advantage of the stunning rural views. Living Room 17'8 x 17'3 (5.38m x 5.26m) A well presented room boasting many original character features including slate flag stone slate flooring and exposed timber ceiling beams. Feature inglenook fireplace with bread oven, granite plinth slate hearth and timber mantle housing a wood burning stove. Recess to side. Sitting Room 14'0 x 13'7 (4.27m x 4.14m) A characterful room with exposed ceiling beams, feature fireplace with timber mantle and slate hearth housing wood burning stove. Recess to side of chimney breast. Study/ Bedroom 4 17'2 x 8'11 (5.23m x 2.72m) Currently used as a study with windows to rear and side elevations. Suiting use as a double bedroom. Utility Room 22'11 x 9'11 maximum dimensions (6.99m x 3.02m maximum dimensions) A fitted range of base mounted units with solid wood work surfaces over incorporating a stainless steel single sink drainer with pull out hose tap. Plumbing and recess for washing machine and tumble dryer. Oil fired central heating boiler and solar panel equipment. Shower Room 5'0 x 3'11 (1.52m x 1.19m) A fitted suite comprising a shower cubicle with mains fed shower over, close coupled WC and wash hand basin. Window to rear. First Floor Landing Bifurcating stairs rise to the first floor and a mezzanine landing, with a feature glass banister, leading to the master bedroom. With Skylights to side elevations flooding the area with light. Bedroom 1 17'5 x 14'0 (5.31m x 4.27m) A light and airy triple aspect room with skylights to rear and side elevations all enjoying breathtaking coastal and countryside views, fitted blinds. Dressing Room 9'6 x 5'8 (2.90m x 1.73m) A fitted out dressing room with hanging space and drawers. Ensuite 8'5 x 4'10 (2.57m x 1.47m) A superb modern fitted suite comprising an enclosed shower cubicle with mains fed shower. Concealed cistern WC and counter top 'his and hers' wash hand basins. Heated towel rail. Bedroom 2 13'3 x 14'3 (4.04m x 4.34m) A spacious dual aspect double bedroom with windows to front and rear elevations both with fantastic views. Exposed 'A' frame ceiling beams. Bathroom 10'8 x 10'8 (3.25m x 3.25m) A generous size family bathroom comprising a roll top claw bath, enclosed shower cubicle with a mains fed shower, close coupled WC and wash hand basin, window to rear elevation. Bedroom 3 12'1 x 9'2 (3.68m x 2.79m) A double bedroom with a vaulted ceiling exposing ceiling beams. Window to front elevation enjoying sea views. Shower Room 8'3 x 6'9 (2.51m x 2.06m) A fitted suite comprising an enclosed shower cubicle with mains fed shower, WC, pedestal wash hand basin and heated towel rail. Viewing arrangements through the BUDE OFFICE 01288 355066 34 Queen Street, Bude, Cornwall, EX23 8BB [email protected] Open 7-days a week You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. 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