Meadow Court Barns, Stokenham

Beautifully presented stone barn conversion. Reverse level living. Well-maintained lawned garden and patio. Lockable storage shed. 3 - 4 parking spaces. Lovely views to open countryside towards the coast. Short walk to village amenities and the coast at Torcross.
Description
Meadow Court Barns is a small development of stone barns converted in 1995/96, situated within the popular village of Stokenham. Village amenities are within walking distance along with the well stocked Stokeley Farm Shop and Tap House and the beach at Torcross.
On the ground floor of this beautifully presented reverse level property are 2 double bedrooms, both have built-in wardrobes and benefit from direct access out to a good size patio seating area which is bound by a low stone wall planted with shrubs and flowers. Off the hall is a family bathroom with shower above the bath, wc and wash hand basin and a en-suite shower room with full height storage cupboard off the main bedroom.
Upstairs is the heart of the property where from the comfort of the sitting room you’ll enjoy the wonderful views across open countryside towards the coast at Torcross. The double height sitting room and kitchen are both dual aspect and have a very spacious feel with exposed beams, high ceilings and skylights in the Apex allowing in lots of natural light. The sitting room has a wood burner set on a slate hearth and in the kitchen you’ll find plenty of modern floor and wall units with integrated appliances and ample space for a dining table and chairs.
Outside is the pretty south facing lawned garden with established planting and patio seating area bound by stone walls, hedging and timber fencing making this a delightful place to sit, relax or entertain and take in the wonderful views.
Situation
Stokenham is a pretty village with two pubs, an excellent primary school and a fine church and is close to the coastal village of Torcross and the popular Blackpool Sands. The market town of Kingsbridge, at the head of the Salcombe Estuary, is about 6 miles away with the sailing centres of Dartmouth and Salcombe also close by. Nearby is the beautiful South Devon coastline where there is a marvellous selection of beaches and coves linked by spectacularly rugged cliffs and headlands and Slapton Ley Nature Reserve which attracts visitors from all over the world, and is the largest freshwater lake in the South west.