The Elms, Coleford

Detached House set in 0.6 Acre Plot, yet central village location! This surprisingly spacious family home offers four bedrooms, plus a ground floor study/5th bed, central heating & double glazing, large gardens surrounded by fields & a large garage with workshop.

The Elms is a spacious detached house that was refurbished and extended in 2007. It is set in a 0.6 acre plot with fields surrounding the gardens, and yet is just a short walk to the foody pub in the village centre.

The accommodation now includes four good sized bedrooms served by a white suite bathroom with a shower and screen over the bath, heated towel rail, WC & sink.Two of the bedrooms have under eaves space with light (& make great ‘dens!’) and the boarded and carpeted loft has light and power as is currently used for model railways.

Downstairs is a large study/5th bed/separate dining room, a dual-aspect living room with wood-burning stove, plus a downstairs WC, kitchen breakfast room and a handy attached utility room. The property has oil-fired central heating throughout (outside boiler) and double glazed windows, plus some lovely rural views.

The 0.6 acre plot includes lovely lawns, a meadow/orchard and some lovely wild flowers, plus a raised decked seating area adjoining the field and a further covered seating area. Towards the large garage & workshop (9m x 7m with full light & power) there is a chicken run and an open carport. There is further bike & wood store adjacent to the driveway, which provides masses of parking and turning area.

Please see the floorplan for room sizes.

Current Council Tax: D
Utilities: Mains gas, electric, water, telephone & broadband, plus modern oil tank
Fastest broadband speed within this postcode: Up to 26Mbps
Drainage: Mains drainage
Heating: Oil-fired central heating
Listed: No
Tenure: Freehold

DIRECTIONS : Upon entering the centre of the village, take the turning up towards Bow, taking the lane/driveway on your right shortly after, this leads up to the property.

COLEFORD is a journey back in time, a prime example of a traditional Devon hamlet. It is a designated conservation area, with a whole host of irreplaceable listed cottages and buildings. It is also home to ‘The New Inn’, known locally for its outstanding food. It is no secret that Coleford is a beautiful village – but it is also fit for a king. King Charles 1 is said to have visited Coleford during the civil war, stabling his horses there on the 22nd of July 1644, and inspecting his troops from the porch of Spencer Cottage. The nearest market town to Coleford, for a selection of modern facilities is Crediton – 3 miles to the west.