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40 Meddon Street is a deceptively spacious end-terraced period home that has been extended to the rear, offering well-presented accommodation over two storeys. The property benefits from a positive input ventilation system, PVC double glazing, gas central heating, and owned solar panels, which provide a useful annual income.
Conveniently located within a short walk of the town centre, the property is considered by the selling agents to be an ideal purchase for first-time buyers or, alternatively, an excellent investment opportunity.
The accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming entrance hall with a staircase rising to the first floor, leading to a split-level living space. The lower level features a comfortable lounge with a window seat and a shelved alcove, while steps lead up to the dining area, which has open access to the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a range of modern units providing ample storage and appliance space, with a door opening onto the rear courtyard.
The first floor offers two double bedrooms and a spacious, well-appointed bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite. A useful cupboard houses the gas-fired boiler, which supplies the domestic hot water and central heating systems.
To the side of the property is a single parking space, currently rented by the sellers at a cost of £43 per calendar month. The sellers advise that this arrangement can be transferred to the new owner. Additional restricted on-street parking is available to the front of the property, while nearby car parks offer residents’ permit parking.
To the rear is a low-maintenance, enclosed courtyard that enjoys a high degree of privacy, making it an ideal space for outdoor dining, entertaining, or pets.
Entrance Hall
Lounge
3.84m x 3.35m (12’7″ x 11′)
Dining Room
4.70m x 1.83m (15’5″ x 6′)
Kitchen
3.51m maximum x 2.67m maximum (11’6″ maximum x 8’9
Bedroom 1
3.12m x 2.95m (10’3″ x 9’8″)
Bedroom 2
3.20m x 2.13m (10’6″ x 7′)
Bathroom
2.44m x 1.98m (8′ x 6’6″)
Bideford is a popular historic market town and working port situated on the banks of the River Torridge. It offers an excellent range of amenities, including a variety of shops, supermarkets, schooling for all ages, healthcare facilities, and leisure amenities.
The renowned Tarka Trail, a popular walking and cycling route, passes through the town, offering beautiful views of the river and surrounding countryside. The A39 Atlantic Highway provides convenient access to Barnstaple, North Devon’s regional centre, which offers an extensive range of shopping, business, and commercial facilities.
The stunning North Devon coastline is also within easy reach, with the long, golden, Blue Flag beach at Westward Ho! just a short drive away, providing excellent opportunities for surfing, coastal walks, and a variety of other outdoor pursuits.
