A delightful Grade II listed period town house situated in a quiet backwater location in one of the town's most historic quarters.

The property is arranged over 3 floors and provides deceptively spacious accommodation to include an inviting Sitting Room with wood burning stove in a feature fireplace and a well-equipped Kitchen on the Ground Floor whilst 3 double Bedrooms and a spacious Bathroom occupy the First and Second Floors.

To the rear of the property is a courtyard garden enjoying a sunny position and a high degree of privacy.

Sitting Room 15'6" x 11'4" (4.72m x 3.45m). A delightful room with Georgian style sash window with wooden shutters. Staircase rising to First Floor with useful understairs storage area. Wood burning stove on a slate hearth. Radiator, TV point.

Kitchen / Dining Room 11'4" x 9'8" (3.45m x 2.95m). Equipped with a comprehensive range of units comprising enamel sink unit inset into solid wood worktop surface with storage cupboards and appliance space below. Wall storage cabinets. Freestanding chest of drawers. Space for fridge / freezer. Plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine. Electric cooker point. Radiator. Glass panelled door to rear courtyard garden.

First Floor Landing    Staircase rising to Second Floor.

Bedroom 1 12'2" x 10' (3.7m x 3.05m). Georgian style sash window with wooden shutters and enjoying glimpses of the River Torridge. Built-in louvre-fronted double wardrobe with storage cupboards above. Radiator.

Bathroom 10'8" x 6'6" (3.25m x 1.98m). A spacious room boasting 4-piece white suite comprising enamel panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, WC and vanity wash hand basin with storage cupboards below. Open-fronted cupboard housing gas fired central heating and domestic hot water boiler. Radiator.

Second Floor Landing    Hatch access to loft space.

Bedroom 2 11' x 11' (3.35m x 3.35m). Window overlooking the rear courtyard garden. Radiator.

Bedroom 3 10'8" x 8'8" (3.25m x 2.64m). Georgian style window with wooden shutters and enjoying river glimpses. Radiator.

Outside    To the rear of the property is a delightful, fully enclosed courtyard style garden enjoying a high degree of privacy and a sunny aspect with raised flower and shrub borders and beds and useful Storage Shed.

Important Information    This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.



Directions

There are numerous ways to get to this historic part of Bideford but, perhaps, the easiest is to park on the Quay. Proceed to the end of our famous Long Bridge and proceed up Bridge Street turning left into Church Walk. Proceed past the Parish Church on your right hand side. On meeting Lower Meddon Street, bear right. Some 50 yards up, Bull Hill will be found on your left hand side. Number 25 will be found one of the first properties on Bull Hill.