3 bedroom terraced house for sale

A old Victorian four storey house situated near the Harbour. The property was formally known as 'The Bus Stop Cafe' but has now been renamed as 'Anchor cottage'.

Number 11 offers four good size bedrooms offering sea views of the Harbour and towards Hillsborough Hill to the rear and brief views of Capstone Hill to the front.

The property also benefits from electric heating, potential utility room or work from home office, the option to convert the old cafe downstairs into further living accommodation, a decent size kitchen with towards the cove, wooden panel walls, three piece suit bathroom, separate W.C. and both and front rear access.

Although this property was previously used for commercial purposes, it has now been changed to full residential usage. Therefore Number 11 will suit an array of purchasers looking for a home directly by the sea.


Ilfracombe is an historic Victorian seaside resort and provides shopping facilities as well as other amenities such as Banks, Library, Post Office, Schools and Cinema etc. There are a number of attractions within walking distance including Damien Hirsts now famous Verity statue situated on the Harbour, the award-winning Ilfracombe Aquarium, the unique Tunnels Beaches and many more. You will find numerous events and festivals throughout the year, many based on the quayside at the historic harbour and at the prestigious Landmark Theatre on the seafront. There are many fine and award winning beaches close by, from secluded coves to the wide stretches of golden sand with crashing surf. For a unique beach experience visit 'The Tunnels' in Ilfracombe, holders of a blue flag and seaside award or Hele Bay, to the east of the town, also award winners, for good bathing and rock pool exploring. Putsborough, Woolacombe and Croyde are within easy motoring distance, whilst North Devon’s regional centre of Barnstaple is approximately 20 minutes driving time.

Directions
From our Ilfracombe office with the shop premises on your right hand side proceed to follow the High Street (ideally on foot) taking the left fork into Fore Street. Continue down this road to the bottom, bare left into Broad Street and the property can be found on your right hand side with a board and plaque clearly displayed.