Location Located in the heart of this attractive East Devon village. Features include inglenook fireplace, deep window ledges, exposed beams and wall timbers. An additional sun room to the rear offers further living accommodation.

Accommodation This charming cottage has been recently updated by the current owner, to include new fitted kitchen and bathroom suite, whilst the electrics and boiler have also been updated in recent years. A new front door opens into a vestibule with coats hooks and timber door into the spacious sitting room, which has many features including a lovely large inglenook fireplace, two uPVC font windows with deep sills, quarry tiled flooring and feature ceiling and wall beams. An inner lobby leads to the kitchen which has been fitted with shaker style units and includes a gas fired Aga and an electric oven with hob over. A large opening leads through to the sun room to the rear, where the quarry tiled flooring continues from the kitchen, and features exposed brickwork with wall lights and French doors opening to the rear garden. To the first floor, a split level landing provides access to three good sized bedrooms and a modern fitted bathroom.

Outside There are gates to the left of the cottage which open to a shared drive which is brick paved leading to the rear garden. The rear garden has a lawn and rear patio adjoining the sun room. Front steps lead down to the lawn, with a mixture of stone walling and fencing to the neighbouring boundaries.

Important Information Freehold. Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. East Devon District Council Tax Band D. A neighbour from the terrace below has vehicular right of way over the drive to their parking area behind the private gates, which is currently very rarely used.

Directions
From Bradleys office proceed north to the mini roundabout and into Radway and Temple Street. Proceed along this road to Exeter Cross, bearing right towards Sidford. At Sidford Cross, continue over the crossroads, signposted for Sidbury. Driving through the village, head towards the centre with the war memorial on the left hand side and the turning on the left for Greenhead. The cottage is on the right hand side, before Furzehill.