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For saleReduced £44k (−13.8%) on 25 OctListed 234 days
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Kirkside Cottage – Historic Heart of Willand Old Village A Cottage with Charm, Character & History Welcome to Kirkside Cottage, a home that blends timeless village character with everyday comfort.
Nestled in the peaceful setting of Willand Old Village, just steps from the Grade I listed St Mary’s Church, this is a property rich in story as well as charm.
A Home with History Kirkside Cottage is believed to have formed part of the original church house for St Mary’s in centuries past – a place where villagers once gathered for community events.
Over the years it evolved into the charming semi-detached cottage you see today, carefully retaining its period features while offering all the comforts of modern living.
Its very name, Kirkside, reflects its close connection to the church and village heritage. Once part of Willand’s historic church house, Kirkside Cottage now offers a warm and welcoming family home.
Why You’ll Love It Step inside and feel the warmth of a home made for both relaxing and entertaining.
A bay-fronted lounge with fireplace sets the tone, while a bright dining room makes family meals and celebrations a joy.
The spacious kitchen/breakfast room offers plenty of room for everyday living, with two rear-facing windows and access to the courtyard.
Upstairs, three good-sized bedrooms provide peaceful retreats, complemented by a smart family bathroom.
The enclosed courtyard garden offers a low-maintenance space for summer dining, evening drinks, or quiet weekends, and on-street parking is available close by.
Accommodation Highlights Living Room 4.56m x 5.47m (14 ft 11 x 17 ft 11) – Bay window, feature fireplace. Dining Room 4.43m x 2.84m (14 ft 6 x 9 ft 3 max) – Bright, welcoming and versatile.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room 5.63m x 2.09m (18 ft 5 max x 6 ft 10 max) – Well-equipped, with space for appliances and table, two rear windows, and access to the courtyard.
Cloakroom/Utility – With WC, wash basin, boiler, and space for washing machine. Bedroom 1 4.57m x 2.89m (14 ft 11 x 9 ft 5 max) – Generous double with fireplace.
Bedroom 2 3.52m x 2.58m (11 ft 6 x 8 ft 5) – Another double with front aspect. Bedroom 3 2.89m x 277m (9ft 5 x 9ft ) – With fitted wardrobes, perfect as a guest room or study.
Family Bathroom – Well-presented with modern suite. Outside: private courtyard garden with patio and storage.
The Setting – Willand Old Village The cottage sits within one of Mid Devon’s most historic and desirable locations.
The nearby St Mary’s Church dates from the 15th century, built of local red sandstone and famous for its medieval rood screen – one of the oldest surviving in Devon.
Walking around the Old Village feels like stepping back in time, with character homes and a strong sense of community.
Life in Willand Everyday convenience with shops, a primary school, pub, and sports clubs all within the village.
Willand boasts a great community spirit, with village hall activities and Willand Rovers football club.
Superb connections – less than 3 miles to M5 J27 & J28, and Tiverton Parkway station (London Paddington in ~2 hours).
Cullompton, Tiverton, and Exeter are all close by for shopping, schooling, and dining.
With its rich history, charming character, and convenient village lifestyle, Kirkside Cottage offers a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Willand’s heritage.
EPC Band D Council tax band C Gas central heating Double glazing throughout. On-road parking to the front.
Discover Cullompton - A Blend of History, Countryside, and Connectivity Nestled in the beautiful Devon countryside, Cullompton is a historic market town with a rich heritage dating back to Saxon times.
Its charming streets are lined with traditional buildings, independent shops, and local amenities, including cosy cafés, restaurants, and a weekly farmers’ market, which showcases local produce.
The town is well catered for with not one but two supermarkets. Health services include local dentists, pharmacies, Cullompton Health Centre and Bramblehaies Surgery.
The town is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, making it an ideal base for exploring the rolling hills, woodlands, and rivers of the surrounding area.
Cullompton also offers a wide range of recreational activities.
The nearby Culm Valley provides fantastic opportunities for walking, cycling, and nature watching, while the town itself boasts a variety of sports clubs and leisure facilities, tennis courts, and fitness centres.
For families, there are several highly regarded schools in the area.
There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy in the nearby Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or visit the nearby National Trust Killerton Estate with its stunning gardens and parklands.
Transport Links Cullompton is ideally positioned for commuters and travellers, offering excellent transport links: Road The M5 motorway is just minutes away, providing fast access to Cathedral City of Exeter (approximately 20 minutes by car) and within half an hour you can either be in the county town of Somerset, Taunton or be enjoying the beautiful beaches of Exmouth.
This also offers convenient access to the rest of the SouthWest and beyond.
Rail Tiverton Parkway station, located around 10 minutes away by car, provides regular services to London Paddington, Bristol, and the Midlands, making it a perfect location for those needing to travel further afield.
Air Exeter International Airport is only a short 20-minute drive, offering domestic and international flights to a variety of destinations.
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