Ilfracombe, EX34 8HL
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Tucked away at the end of a private shared driveway, with private parking for several vehicles and a garage, Little Orchard is a beautifully restored detached Edwardian home, nestled within approximately a quarter of an acre of established, south-facing gardens, enjoying privacy, tranquillity and wonderful sea views.
Combining the charm and warmth of a cosy country cottage with the high ceilings and architectural character of a traditional Edwardian residence, Little Orchard is a home full of personality. Its inviting rooms, two working fireplaces, including a log-burning stove, and beautiful traditional open staircase rising to the second floor create a wonderful sense of warmth and timeless elegance.
Lovingly and extensively improved by the current owners, the property has been brought to a turnkey standard, with significant investment including roof restoration work, a beautifully appointed solid-ash kitchen, a new downstairs shower room, a utility room and renewed radiators.
These improvements offer the reassurance of a well-maintained home without compromising its original period charm, including stained-glass features and ornate fireplaces.
Outside, the mature wraparound gardens provide a delightful and private setting, with established trees, productive plum trees, a vegetable-growing area, greenhouse and garage.
The grounds offer exciting possibilities for a garden log cabin, home office or additional family accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions, with opportunities to take advantage of the coastal outlook.
As well as its peaceful and secluded position, Little Orchard remains conveniently situated within walking distance of the town, schools, harbour and seafront, offering a wonderful balance between privacy and coastal living.
Little Orchard is a home where Edwardian character meets modern comfort, where the gardens offer space to grow and unwind, and where coastal views provide a beautiful backdrop to everyday life. A distinctive, much-loved home, ready for its next chapter.
Agents Notes
The property is of traditional brick and stone construction beneath a slate roof and benefits from gas fired central heating. All main services are connected, including mains electricity, mains gas, mains water and mains drainage. The property is freehold and registered under Title Numbers DN245231 and DN643690 with UPRN 100040266376. It is located within the North Devon local authority area and falls within Council Tax Band D, with an approximate annual charge of £2,515. The property is not situated within a conservation area and is assessed as being at very low risk of flooding. An Energy Performance Certificate is in place with a current rating of D. The total internal floor area is approximately 1,356 sq ft and the plot extends to around 0.24 acres. Broadband speeds of approximately 17 Mbps are available, with superfast services up to 80 Mbps, and mobile phone coverage is available with EE, Vodafone, Three and O2, although purchasers should make their own enquiries to confirm availability and suitability. Satellite and fibre television services are available via BT and Sky. Neighbouring properties have a right of way over the driveway, and any restrictions are TBC. We are aware that planning permission has been granted by North Devon Council under application reference 80905 for Erection of new dwelling on land located on land to rear of Park Hill Road. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries with the Local Planning Authority regarding the nature and potential impact of the approved scheme.
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