Situated in a charming hamlet within the South Hams, this historic 16th-century detached cottage presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. The property showcases numerous period features, such as parquet flooring and an impressive inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, while requiring modernisation to meet contemporary standards. Inside, the flexible living space comprises two reception rooms—one potentially ideal as a snug or home office, and both featuring their own wood burner. The traditional kitchen/diner boasts a solid oak fitted kitchen alongside a vintage 1930s Aga, although updates are necessary here as well. Completing the ground floor is a utility room and separate WC.
Upstairs, you'll find three generously sized bedrooms with pleasant countryside views and a family bathroom that also needs modernisation. There exists further potential in the attached double garage, which includes a shower room, while above it sits a spacious studio ripe for conversion into an annexe or workspace (subject to permissions).
The exterior features wraparound gardens that are established but would greatly benefit from maintenance; they include various shrubs, mature plants, a greenhouse, and a garden room/shed. Open views of adjacent fields enhance the peaceful rural ambience. Additional advantages include solar panels, a pellet boiler, double glazing, and off-road parking for two vehicles.
Harbourneford offers scenic surroundings along the River Harbourne, with nearby South Brent village providing essential amenities like shops and healthcare services, all within walking distance. With its rich character and investment potential in an idyllic setting, this property is primed for those looking to create their dream countryside residence.
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