4-bedroom terraced house · EX39 3AQ
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About
There is something particularly special about a period home that feels practical for modern family life, and this substantial four-bedroom property manages that balance beautifully.
Spread across three floors, it combines generous proportions, original character and flexible living space with two bathrooms and, tucked away behind the house, a wonderfully private walled south-facing garden that feels like a hidden escape from the town.
Step inside and the character is immediately apparent, with traditional tiled flooring, high ceilings and period detailing setting the tone.
The main living room is a fantastic size, with a large window bringing in plenty of natural light and ample room for two generous sofas, a coffee table and TV furniture without compromising the feeling of space.
The fireplace creates a natural focal point and adds to the sense of character. Alongside is a second sitting room, giving the house the flexibility that makes it work so well for a family.
There is plenty of room for a large corner sofa and additional furniture, while a door opens directly onto the garden.
It could just as easily become a playroom, formal dining room or separate family room depending on how you want to live.
Running across the rear of the house is the kitchen/dining room, a sociable everyday space with an abundance of timber cabinetry and worktop space.
There is room for a substantial range-style cooker within a tiled recess, alongside a dishwasher and further appliance space, while the proportions comfortably accommodate a full-size family dining table and even an additional sofa or occasional seating.
Doors leading outside make it particularly well suited to summer dining and entertaining. A separate ground-floor WC is another useful addition. Upstairs, the sense of space continues.
Bedroom one is particularly impressive, comfortably accommodating a double bed alongside wardrobes, drawers, a dressing table and even a sofa, while retaining plenty of floor space.
Bedroom four is another generous double with room for the usual bedroom furniture, while the fourth bedroom/study offers excellent flexibility; currently used as a home office and exercise space, its proportions mean it can readily serve as the fourth double bedroom when required.
This floor is completed by a bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath. The top floor creates an almost self-contained feel for bedroom two.
A good-sized double bedroom sits alongside the standout family bathroom, which has been finished with real attention to detail.
Deep green tiling, terrazzo-style accents and warm metallic fittings bring a contemporary edge, while the freestanding bath positioned beneath the window and a walk-in rainfall shower make this a room that feels far more luxurious.
And then there is the garden. Hidden behind the house and enclosed by established stone walls, this large south-facing space is one of the property's defining features.
A paved seating area immediately outside provides a sheltered spot for morning coffee or evening drinks, before steps lead through mature planting to a substantial lawn beyond.
Its length, privacy and established greenery give it an unexpected sense of seclusion a genuine secret garden in the middle of Bideford and a brilliant space for children, entertaining, gardening or simply enjoying the sun.
Completing the package are parking and a garage, particularly valuable so close to the town centre.
Bideford Hospital is within a short walk, with local schools and the town's shops, cafés and amenities also conveniently accessible.
For a family looking for character without sacrificing space, practicality or outside space, this is a home with far more to discover! Call now to arrange your viewing!
Local Shop - 0.4 miles - // Local Pub - 0.3 miles // Local School - Bideford College 0.2 miles // Parking - Garage & Parking // Tenure - Freehold //
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About 69, Abbotsham Road, Bideford
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