Location
ZEAL MONACHORUM is situated 8 miles northwest of Crediton, hidden within vast and tumultuous farmlands. Its name is of Latin origin ‘Cella Monachorum’ – meaning ‘Cell of the Monks’. Like many Devon villages Zeal is home to a number of period properties, and buildings that have a strict conservation status – preserving the traditional beauty expected from rural settlements. Its church is old (understatement) (1235, late Saxon) and in its yard is a yew tree rumoured to have experienced a 1000 birthdays or more (not that anyone celebrates).

Description
The accommodation is entered from the main door to the side of the cottage which opens to the hallway with stairs to the first floor and to the basement/gym, door to the rear and the cloakroom. The main sitting/living room has two windows to the front aspect, one to the rear and double patio doors to the South facing rear decked area plus a brick fireplace and hearth with inset woodburner. The dining room is also a good size and could also be used as a forth bedroom if required. The well fitted kitchen has a traditional feel with a range of modern base and wall units incorporating a Belfast style sink and built in oven and hob. The basement is a fantastic size and is currently used as a gym and for storage with double opening doors to the rear. The first floor consists of three double bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes, master en-suite and family bathroom. Outside there is a driveway with parking to the rear and a large decked South facing garden.

Material Information
What3Words: ///husbands.loopholes.tango Mains electricity, water and drainage Oil fired central heating and hot water Mid Devon District Council - Band E Freehold Parking: Shared driveway to the rear of the property with private parking