A period semi detached cottage with open country views is available for sale along with the rare opportunity of a detached annexe barn within the grounds.
An excellent opportunity to acquire a very well presented three bedroomed detached house situated within the popular village of Otterton. The accommodation comprises sitting room, conservatory, kitchen, dining/garden room, cloakroom, shower room plus an en suite shower room to the main bedroom. Double glazing. Attractive and well maintained garden. Garage and parking.
Tenure: Freehold
Description
A spacious and light traditional cob and brick house with later extensions having a good size garden and substantial detached studio/home office, located in the heart of this popular East Devon village. Entrance Porch, Sitting Room/Dining Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Study/Hall, Ground Floor Bathroom, Four Bedrooms, First Floor W.C. Superb Mature/Natural Gardens. Detached Studio/Home Office. Excellent Parking. Gas Central Heating. uPVC Double Glazing.
Location
Woodbury Salterton is a popular village with favoured school and popular Public House surrounded by rolling countryside and is approximately 7½ miles from the City of Exeter, 4 miles from both Junction 30 of the M5 and Exeter Airport with walks along the beach at Exmouth and the superb Woodbury Common also close at hand.
Lower Cooks is a most appealing family house of good size which, along with the superb garden to the rear, has to be viewed to be fully appreciated. The room sizes are good, there are numerous character features and the property is light and bright internally. Of particular note is the detached studio/workshop located at the top of the garden which has vehicular access and parking from Gallops Lane to the side from the village road. This substantial, attractive building is currently used as a studio/workshop but could equally be a spacious home/office and has potential as an Annexe.
Entrance
Period style double glazed front door to:-
Entrance Porch
Ceramic tiled floor. Courtesy light. Part glazed inner door to:-
Family Kitchen/Breakfast Room
16'7 (5.05m) x 11'2 (3.4m). A most attractive and spacious room with dual aspect cottage style uPVC double glazed windows. Twin bowl ceramic sink unit with swan neck tap and solid wood worktops to either side which have appliance and storage space under. "Aga" combination gas and electric cooker. Radiator. Ceramic tiled floor. Feature lighting. Beams to ceiling. Telephone point. Deep recessed double store cupboard with electric light and power. Doorway to:-
Sitting/Dining Room
13'1 (3.98m) x 11'4 (3.45m). An attractive room with Inglenook fireplace having original bread oven, tiled threshold and large cast iron multi-fuel burner with substantial mantlepiece over. Cottage style uPVC double glazed windows with deep sill having outlook to front. Twin recessed cupboards. Radiator. Two wall lights. Doorway to:-
Rear Hall
Ceramic tiled floor. Radiator. Window with outlook to rear garden. Lovely old door opening to rear. Door to bathroom. Doorway to:-
Hallway/Study
Useful area currently used as a study. Stairs rising. Radiator. Useful store housing Vaillant combination gas boiler.
Sitting Room
16'3 (4.95m) x 11'9 (3.58m). A well proportioned and bright dual aspect room with French doors opening to and enjoying lovely outlook over the garden. uPVC double glazed window. Radiator. Fireplace.
Ground Floor Bathroom
Spacious and light with uPVC double glazed cottage style window enjoying outlook to rear garden. Quality suite comprising cast iron panelled bath with mixer tap and folding shower screen over. Pedestal wash basin. Low level W.C. Attractive wall tiling. Shelved recess. Ceramic tiled wall. Extractor fan.
First Floor Landing
An interesting split level landing approached by straight staircase. uPVC double glazed window with outlook to side. Radiator. Part stripped and sealed floorboards. Spotlamps to ceiling.
Bedroom 1
14'3 (4.34m) To Wardrobe/Cupboards x 12' (3.65m). A nicely proportioned room with dual aspect cottage style uPVC double glazed windows enjoying lovely outlook to the rear gardens and studio beyond. Radiator. Twin recessed double wardrobe/cupboards.
Bedroom 2
13'1 (3.98m) x 10'6 (3.2m). A good size double room with dual aspect cottage style uPVC double glazed windows to front and rear aspect. Painted floorboards. Radiator. T.V. point. Twin recessed wardrobe cupboards.
Bedroom 3
11'11 (3.63m) x 9'10 (2.99m). A bright double room with dual aspect cottage style uPVC double glazed windows to front and side. Painted floorboards. Radiator. Twin recessed floor to ceiling wardrobe cupboards - one double and one single.
Bedroom 4
7'7 (2.31m) x 7'3 (2.21m). A single room currently used as a study. Cottage style uPVC double glazed windows in deep sill having outlook to front. Stripped wood sealed floorboards.
Cloakroom/W.C.
Located Off Main landing
Low level W.C. Pedestal wash basin. Extractor fan.
Outside Front
Gate and picket fence with pathway to front door.
Rear Garden
The gardens of "Lower Cooks" are a real feature of the property and have been created, maintained and loved by the current owners who have created something rather special. The garden is principally laid to lawn, bounded by established hedge and sympathetic fencing with a variety of established trees and shrubs. There are raised vegetable/fruit beds and established pond. Twin sheds. Storage and compost areas. Immediately to the rear of the house is an attractive paved terrace/patio approached via French doors from the sitting room having steps to the main garden. Outside tap. Outside light. Pergola/barbecue/sitting area draped with rose, wisteria and honeysuckle.
Parking
Gallops Lane is located adjacent to the neighboring property of Lower Cooks called "Springfield". This provides access to extensive parking for 3 to 4 cars with more available should the fence be removed.
Studio/Workshop
19'4 (5.89m) x 15' (4.57m). A substantial detached building with rendered elevations under a pantile style dual pitched roof. This is well insulated and has twin uPVC double glazed windows and matching French doors opening to paved terrace enjoying lovely outlook over the gardens and back to Lower Cooks. This building has feature lighting, numerous power points, high ceiling with large Velux window and upper storage area. It is currently used as a studio/workshop but could equally have a usage as a large and spacious home/office and potentially an Annexe to the main building.
Directions
From Village Road which runs down through the village of Woodbury Salterton, "Lower Cooks" can be found opposite the turning for Sages Lea.
Council Tax Band E
EPC
Tenure: Freehold
A stunning home with sociable and free flowing accommodation, south-facing garden, and parking in the heart of the beautiful East Devon village of Otterton.
Description
Moor Cottage has a wonderful kerb appeal and has been enhanced greatly by the current owners to create a lovely sociable open plan family home. Presented beautifully throughout, the pretty front door welcomes you into a spacious entrance hall – perfect for welcoming guests. Ahead is the impressive open plan kitchen/breakfast room which is clearly the heart of the home. The kitchen itself is made by System Six and benefits from integrated appliances, larder cupboard, solid wood worktops and double doors that open onto the garden. There is space for a breakfast table which is positioned perfectly to enjoy the outlook to the front aspect.
The house flows fantastically well, next to the kitchen is the dining room which also has double doors out onto the garden. The sitting room, accessed from either the dining room or the main entrance hall is at the front of the property and is again beautifully presented with a lovely outlook to the front aspect. The ground floor also usefully includes a WC.
On the first floor there is a large landing that leads onto four bedrooms and a family bathroom. A particular feature is the en suite master bedroom, with built in wardrobes and fantastic views out over the garden.
Outside, the south facing garden is truly delightful and enjoys a generous courtyard area, perfect for alfresco dining being situated directly outside the kitchen area. There are steps that lead up to a sun terrace and then on to garden which is mostly laid to lawn with a number of mature shrubs and trees. A well-sized brick built garden store provides useful storage, and off road parking has been created to the side of the cottage.
Location
Otterton, set in the beautiful Otter Valley, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is renowned as one of the most attractive East Devon villages with its traditional working mill with a shop and restaurant, pub and village shop. Also nearby is Bicton Park, with its award winning World Heritage botanical gardens. There are wonderful walks out of Otterton, along the River Otter down to the sea at Budleigh Salterton and along the South West Coastal Footpath. This beautiful coastline is part of The Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. The pretty seaside town of Budleigh Salterton has a wider range of shops, boutiques, banks, restaurants and a doctor’s surgery.
The thriving city of Exeter is about 10 miles away, with excellent communication links to London and the rest of the UK, including two main line train stations and an International Airport, with daily commuter flights to London as well as many UK and International destinations. The city centre boasts the Princesshay Shopping Centre, Guildhall Food Halls, a John Lewis Department store, as well as an extensive selection of independent shops and eateries, theatres, an award winning museum and a world class University.
Square Footage: 1,097 sq ft
Directions
From Exeter head towards Sidmouth along the A3052. On entering the village of Newton Poppleford, at the roundabout turn right signed Budleigh Salterton. Continue past the entrance to Bicton Park and through the village of Colaton Raleigh and after approximately 1 mile, at the crossroads, turn left into Otterton. Continue through the village and the cottage is on the right hand side, opposite a traditional red phone box, just before the turning to Ladram Bay.
Additional Info
0.7 mile walk to the Sea, Budleigh Salterton Beach about 3 miles, Sidmouth about 3.5 miles, Exeter about 10 miles.
Tenure: Share of Freehold
David Rhys & Co. present...
This charming ground floor apartment forms part of an attractive complex of barns in a fabulous semi-rural between the highly sought after coastal towns of Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth. The property stands in well maintained private grounds surrounded by glorious countryside, it has been recently updated and the accommodation is well proportioned. Gas central heating and double glazing is installed throughout.
There is a superb, private rear garden accessed directly from the large reception room and two private parking spaces. There is a modern kitchen area and a good quality bathroom suite including a recently upgraded electric shower unit.
This property is well presented throughout and is ready for immediate, comfortable occupation. A super property, with no holiday letting restrictions, on a small, popular development. The cottage is located in the heart of Colaton Raleigh, a pretty village situated 3 miles from the Jurassic coast and the resorts of Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth. The village has a pub and a shop within a short walking distance, as well as a village church.
The area is famed for its glorious countryside with numerous country and river walks direct from the cottage. Nearby Attractions include the Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary, the historic arboretum and gardens at Bicton, East Budleigh (birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh), and Woodbury Common, designated a Site of Special scientific interest, with its plethora of flora and fauna.
Colaton Raleigh is located 10 miles from the City of Exeter, which has a wide range of cultural, shopping and recreational facilities and from where there is access to the M5 motorway, fast mainline rail services and Exeter Airport.
Whilst a charming main residence, this property would undoubtedly appeal to those looking for a superb, easy to maintain holiday home or part of a holiday let portfolio.
Tenure: Leasehold and held on a 999 year lease from 1 January 2009. Present maintenance charges are set at 35 per calendar month. There is an annual peppercorn ground rent.
Property ref: 121_1203_4840782
Tenure: Freehold
PROPERTY
A charming, south facing barn conversion enjoying an idyllic setting within the quiet yet convenient hamlet of Yettington. The property boasts a wonderful outlook over the rolling countryside that stretches from the edge of East Budleigh up towards Woodbury Common.
The property has just undergone a complete program of refurbishment and is presented to the highest standard throughout. The accommodation is ideally suited for those looking for an individual permanent home or alternatively a holiday retreat.
Notable features on the ground floor include the spacious ground floor open plan living accommodation, separate W.C and rear courtyard. Upstairs the vaulted ceiling and exposed beams give a feeling of character, space and light. The shower room suite provides quality fixtures, fittings and attractive tiling throughout.
Offered with no onward chain, viewing is strongly recommended.
OUTSIDE
To the front of the cottage is a picturesque south facing garden comprising of a good size patio sun terrace, areas of lawned garden edged with shrub and flower beds. The front garden enjoys wonderful views over rolling countryside, whilst the rear courtyard is sheltered and equally level. The property also has the benefit of allocated parking.
SERVICES
Mains Electricity and Water. Private Drainage. Council Tax Band D
DIRECTIONS
From Budleigh Salterton proceed North on the B3178 towards East Budleigh. Turn left at the Rolle Arms Inn into East Budleigh. Proceed through the village going past the community shop, Sir Walter Raleigh public house and follow the road turning left past the church following the road signposted to Yettington. Proceed for approximately one mile until you reach the Hamlet of Yettington.
Property ref: 121_1203_4825241
Tenure: Freehold
A unique and charming cottage, boasting an idyllic location with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The cottage was originally a one up one down cottage built in the 1600’s, but the cottage was completely remodeled and added to in the 1930’s and further extended in the 1980’s. Over the last thirty years the current owners have undergone a sympathetic program of extension, renovations and improvements. The result is superb; the property is now a wonderful home that exudes a level of elegance and style rarely seen these days.
‘Brookside Cottage’ sits within a level plot of half an acre with a stream running the whole length, the gardens are established and thoughtfully landscaped to enjoy the extremely sunny orientation which is predominantly south and west. The outbuildings provide plenty of storage, parking and convenience.
The property is fully double glazed throughout, oil fired central heating. Main electricity and water are supplied. (The water is assessed on rateable value currently £305.16 per annum). Septic tank drainage. Council Tax Band E.
Notably for a property of this type, ‘Brookside Cottage’ is not listed.
‘Brookside Cottage’ enjoys a rural setting within a friendly valley community on the edge of Woodbury Common, nestling within some of East Devon’s most stunning countryside. Located between the Regency coastal towns of Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth, the property is only 5 miles from the coast. Nearby is the highly desirable village of Colaton Raleigh, which has retained a wealth of charm and benefits from immediate facilities that include a well-stocked shop, a popular inn and notable church with its 15th century tower.
Within the village are clubs and societies that cover a broad range of interests, pursuits and activities. Woodbury Common, which has several hundred acres of open countryside, is ideal for horse riding, whilst the Otter Estuary offers beautiful walks all the way along to the scenic coastal path. Both have been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and have an abundance of wildlife to explore. There is ample opportunity for all types of water sports and fishing along the coast, whilst the renowned golf clubs of East Devon, Woodbury and Sidmouth are all within easy reach.
Property ref: 121_1203_4839488
Tenure: Freehold
‘Vennings Cottage’ forms part of a unique courtyard development of converted former farm buildings known as Drupe Farm Court. The property stands in well maintained private grounds surrounded by glorious countryside
‘Vennings’ is a spacious, bright and airy cottage. The accommodation is nicely presented with tasteful colour schemes and many homely touches throughout. The front door leads into the living/ dining area with an open plan kitchen. French doors opening onto the communal courtyard from the living area. Door to delightful enclosed private garden area with flower borders. Gate leading to large communal gardens. Stairs from the sitting room lead up to two double bedrooms, served by a white bathroom with bath, separate shower cubicle and W.C. Gas fired central heating & UPVC double glazing throughout.
At the rear of the property there is an attractive enclosed garden which
enjoys a southerly aspect and backs onto open farmland. At the front of the
property there is a communal lawned central area with shrub borders and
paths leading to the communal areas. In addition to the two allocated car parking spaces there is also allocated visitor parking.
The cottage is located in the heart of Colaton Raleigh, a pretty village situated 3 miles from the Jurassic coast and the resorts of Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth. The village has a pub and a shop within a short walking distance, as well as a village church. The area is famed for its glorious countryside with numerous country and river walks direct from the cottage. Nearby Attractions include the Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary, the historic arboretum and gardens at Bicton, East Budleigh (birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh), and Woodbury Common, designated a Site of Special scientific interest, with its plethora of flora and fauna.
Colaton Raleigh is located 10 miles from the City of Exeter, which has a wide range of cultural, shopping and recreational facilities and from where there is access to the M5 motorway, fast mainline rail services and Exeter Airport.
Whilst a charming main residence, this property would undoubtedly appeal to those looking for a superb, easy to maintain holiday home or part of a holiday let portfolio.
The current owner has an established holiday rental business with bookings scheduled until September 2019, these could be passed onto any prospective purchaser. In peak season the property achieves a yield in excess of £700 per week.
AGENT’S NOTES
The communal borders are maintained by the Drupe Farm Court Management Co. Ltd, of which the owner of the cottage is a member. An annual service charge is levied, we understand that currently this is £400 per annum.
SERVICES
All main services are connected. Council Tax Band ‘C’.
Property ref: 121_1203_4772602
Tenure: Freehold
Cooks House is a spacious Detached House offering flexible accommodation, including a self contained annexe, located in the East Devon Village of Woodbury Salterton. Secluded front and beautiful mature rear gardens and conveniently located within walking distance of an excellent local pub, The Diggers Rest, and Woodbury Salterton Primary School and Church.