An extensively refurbished and hugely successful holiday letting business with 5 bedroom period farmhouse in a tranquil location with outstanding views, close to the north Devon coast
NEW THATCH! A large period farmhouse within a picturesque and private setting of approx. 3.31 acres, with 2 additional barn conversions / cottages, at the edge of a popular village. Entrance hall, ...
Foxdown Cottage is a delightful and well-appointed period home near Parkham, set in around 5.5 acres of picturesque gardens, woodland, and ponds. Offering versatile living space, four bedrooms, it ...
A substantial Regency Town House offering over 3500 square feet of elegant and versatile accommodation together with a private rear garden. Being offered with no onward chain. EPC rating D.
12 Pound Meadow is a substantial detached family home on the edge of a desirable village, combining rural living with modern convenience. The property offers five bedrooms, multiple reception rooms...
An impressive, meticulously-maintained period home offering exceptionally bright, spacious accommodation, lovely private garden and plenty of parking. A versatile lower ground floor suite of rooms ...
Ideally located near the coast and town amenities, Myrtle House is a spacious, modern detached home in Bideford. Four bedrooms, open-plan living, landscaped gardens, convenient location, integral g...
A unique opportunity to create a 'Grand Design' and stunning, 'statement' home. The accommodation currently comprises: 5 bedrooms, spacious living room, contemporary kitchen/dining/living space, ...
An exceptional, bespoke bungalow, located on an exclusive development, of just five properties. Entrance hall, hallway, kitchen/dining/living room, utility room, 3 double bedrooms (master ensuite),...
Bideford
Guide £465,000
Leasehold With Share Of Freehold
| 3 bedrooms
A stunning penthouse apartment situated on the water's edge overlooking the River Torridge and enjoying the ever-changing vistas of the river and the surrounding countryside. Three bedrooms, superb...
