Garden Garage Open fire Off-street parking Central heating No Chain

Autumn Cottage is believed to date back some 600 years, and this Grade II listed cottage holds a wealth of charm with exposed ceiling timbers and large open fireplaces. The south facing part of the cottage was an addition to the original cottage and our understanding is that this alone is 500 years old! The cottage now offers comfortable accommodation throughout, with three reception rooms - the dining room and sitting room with large open fireplaces, a large kitchen / breakfast room and a study; and three double bedrooms on the first floor. A lovely garden to the rear provides plenty of space for children. This is a cottage that provides an excellent family home whilst retaining all the charm and character of an old Devon thatch.

Pennymoor lies about six miles to the west of the market town of Tiverton amidst typical Devon countryside. Situated in the centre of the village is a friendly family run pub, which provides a social centre to this small hamlet.

THE ACCOMMODATION WITH APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS COMPRISES:
Glazed Entrance Porch: 1.44m (4'9) x 1.49m (4'11), a great place for boots and shoes. Front door into

Entrance Hall: Doors into

Sitting Room: 4.61m (15'1) x 3.40m (11'2), extended from the original house about 500 yrs ago. Large feature stone fireplace with a cast iron wood burning stove and original oak lintel over. Being south facing this room catches the morning sun. Television point.

Dining Room: 3.73m (12'3) x 4.04m (13'3), another lovely room with plenty of space for a family dining table. Feature stone fireplace with bespoke hand made cast iron fire hood. Stairs to first floor. Door into

Kitchen / Breakfast Room: 5.23m (17'2) x 3.54m (11'7), a lovely room with plenty of space for a table and with french doors opening onto the garden makes for a lovely spot to enjoy breakfast! The kitchen has been fitted with a range of tiled working surfaces with pine cupboards and drawers below. Inset belfast sink with brass mixer tap above. Space and plumbing for a washing machine Inset marble slab with drawers below and welsh dresser style shelving above. Ceramic tiled floor. Recessed ceiling lights. French doors to rear garden. Doors to

Study / Family Room: 3.49m (11'5) x 3.04m (9'11), a comfortable room with plenty of space to be a second sitting room. Door to

Garage: 3.65m (11'11) x 4.81m (15'9),

Cloakroom: WC with concealed cystern. Wash basin.

FIRST FLOOR

Landing with doors into

Bedroom 1: 3.57m (11'8) x 4.78m (15'8), with a wardrobe area. Far reaching views across the surrounding countryside.

Bedroom 2: 3.77m (12'4) x 3.17m (10'4), built in over stair cupboard. Window to front.

Bedroom 3: 3.16m (10'4) x 3.57m (11'8), window to rear.

Bathroom: Roll top bath with shower attachment. Shower cubicle. WC. Wash basin. Ceramic tiled floor.

OUTSIDE

To the side of the property there is access to an integral garage. There is also an additional parking space in front of the property for one vehicle. Directly to the rear of the property is a stone chipped area which provides a perfect spot for the garden furniture. The garden is separated into two areas by way of a small curved wall, built into which are raised borders with a variety of plants and shrubs. A hard chipped area to the side of the property provides access to the front. Outside tap. Boiler house, housing oil fired boiler serving hot water and central heating.

COUNCIL TAX
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SERVICES
Mains electricity, water and drainage.

Note: Oil fired central heating by way of radiators throughout.