3 Bed Semi-Detached House, High Street, EX39

Positioned above the harbour and quay, enjoying dramatic, far reaching views across the rugged North Devon coastline, Rose Cottage embodies a charming example of village lifestyle within Clovelly.

The three bedroom property, previously two cottages combined, provides spacious accommodation including three reception rooms and two bathrooms, and can be configured as a delightful flowing family home or with a dedicated guest suite.

Walking up the historic cobbled street from the back beach car park where parking is provided for one vehicle, along the quayside, Rose Cottage is a brief ascent past Templebar. Accessing the property from the street via a large wooden door, you proceed directly into the open plan kitchen, fashioned in country chic design with a line of white wooden units having a solid wood worktop above, inset butler sink and in-keeping brass mixer tap. An under counter space is provided with plumbing for a dishwasher to be installed. Nestled within the chimney breast, the solid fuel rayburn provides a source of heating and can be utilised also for cooking. There are two large pantry cupboards and ample space for further large pieces of furniture to complete the room.

Proceeding directly from the kitchen area, you step up into the first reception room with dual aspect windows, a solid wood flooring and fireplace with working wood burner creating an attractive feature. A set of wooden stairs ascends onto the second floor hallway, opening into the second living room, again with a solid wooden floor and triple aspect window providing an abundance of light and taking advantage of the beautiful views.

Further along the second floor hallway is a double bedroom and the family bathroom comprising panel bath with hand shower attachment, close coupled W.C ad wash hand basin. Complete with heated towel rail and airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. A large eaves storage area is also accessed from the bathroom.

Returning to the kitchen and opposite the open plan living room, a small staircase ascends onto a secondary hallway with a further separate entrance door onto the cobbled street and into the main bedroom with dual aspect windows, wooden floor and walk in wardrobe which could also be used as a home office or hobby room.

Stairs from the secondary hallway descend into the third reception room with small pantry cupboard and a wood burner set into the chimney breast providing a heat source and access door to the rear of the property. From this room you access an additional double bedroom with built in wardrobes and storage and the second bathroom with panel bath, close couple W.C and wash hand basin.

Outside the property has an elevated garden area tucked under the Lookout which can be made into a wonderful seating area to enjoy and store under the property with plumbing and power to be used as a utility area.

The property is warmed via a solid fuel and electric heating system. One pet may be considered. Parking for one vehicle is provided on the back beach carpark, located near the Red Lion Inn. EPC Exempt.

Room Measurements

Please note: all sizes are to the maximum dimensions.

Kitchen area - 12'4" x 11'2"

Ground floor reception room - 14'7" x 13'1"

First floor reception room - 16'9" x 12'9"

Bedroom two - 8'3" x 8'5"

Bathroom - 9'8" x 4'8"

Bedroom one - 17'4" x 8'4"

Dressing room / office / hobby room - 8'1" x 9'4"

Lower ground floor reception room - 16'7" x 8'4"

Lower ground floor bedroom - 7'7" x 13'1"

Lower ground floor bathroom - 4'6" x 6'1"

Property Location

This property is situated in the Heart of Clovelly village. A picturesque fishing village and harbour with flower lined cobbled streets, oozing with history. Clovelly has a public house and The Red Lion hotel on the Harbour Quay, Tea Rooms and Old Post Office convenience store. Only ten miles from Bideford Town on the A39 link Road and easy access to Barnstaple and Bude.

A short drive away, the ancient port and market town of Bideford has lots to offer visitors and inhabitants alike. Bideford is a thriving market town and working port with the Pannier Market dating back to1883, which holds a market every Tuesday and Saturday, selling local produce and arts and crafts. Alongside the history you will find modern shopping facilities, a wide range of bars, restaurants, schools and visitor attractions for all ages.