This unique property dating back to 16 century has many features that are original and has been tastefully converted from the two original cottages with both the lounge and dining room have their large fire places which originally had bread ovens. The name comes from 'old English' Lake derived from «laic« which was a water course and crooked was crooked as in the bend of a shepherds crook.

A high specification sunroom has been added on one side and gives additional space to the large lounge whilst the  glorious garden with stream is a real haven and enjoys privacy as well as a sunny aspect. From the table at the kitchen end a sunny breakfast table can be enjoyed, whilst later in the day the sun room side has a large patio area for BBQs and evening al fresco meals in the sun in the evening For wild life lovers. Otters dippers and grey wagtails are seen in the stream The bird stations afford sittings of woodpeckers nuthatches and 5 types of Tits with many other birds frequenting the nuts in this totally secluded safe haven for them. The total ambiance of this cottage is of calm and peace set on the minor Bideford/Bradworthy road and situated below the hamlet of Parkham with its excellent pub.  Butcher  church and chapel and lively community.

The accommodation is spacious and flows incredibly well with the double fronted property having a central front entrance door with porch and leading into the Dining Room which leads in to inner hallway with stairs to the first floor and the Kitchen, comprising of matching eye and base units & overlooks the rear garden with side door leading to the garden. Back in the dining room there is a further door which leads into the lovely Lounge, being a dual aspect room with attractive fireplace and door leading into the delightful conservatory overlooking the garden. To the first floor there are 3 good sized bedrooms with the master benefitting from an en-suite shower room as well as the family bathroom. The extensive gardens are a real feature of this great property having been well maintained and tendered by the current owners, the wealth of colour and well stocked flower beds are a true delight, appreciate the attention to detail to make the most of this sunny private space with various seating areas, patios and lawns as well as the attractive stone former garage which is now a useful outbuilding. 

The charm and character of this impressive and unique property is sure to impress and comes highly recommended by the sole selling agents with an internal inspection advised to avoid disappointment with the property being sold with no ongoing chain. Please also ask for more information on the successful holiday letting yield of this great property.

The accommodation (in brief comprises):-

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance Porch leading to;

Dining Room
13'2 x 11'0 (4.02m x 3.35m)

Kitchen                                                                     
13'9 x 10'10 (4.19m x 3.30m) 

Lounge                                                                                
18'9 x 14'5 (5.72m x 4.40m)

Conservatory                                                                                  
18'9 x 8'4 (5.72m x 2.54m) 

FIRST FLOOR

Stairs from the Lounge leading to Landing;

Bedroom One                                                 
12'6 x 11'7 (3.81m x 3.53m)
En-Suite

Bedroom Two                                                              
15'0 x 10'8 (4.57m x 3.25m)

Bedroom Three                                                             
9'10 x 7'4 (2.99m x 2.23m)

Bathroom 

OUTSIDE 
Entrance to the right hand side of the property leading to the DRIVEWAY PARKING with steps and pathways leading to both the front entrance door and the garden. Rear SUNNY PRIVATE SPACE with PATIOS and EXTENSIVE LAWN. There is also a useful outbuilding, formerly the originally garage, an attractive stone building.

The delightful garden is a real Haven with central stream and bridges being an attractive feature of the outdoor space.

Directions                                                                         
From Bideford Quay proceed towards Torrington. Upon reaching Landcross, take the right hand turning signposted Parkham. Continue on this road following the signs to Parkham, passing the turning to Parkham on the right and continuing for a short distance where Crooked Lake will be seen on the left hand side with a name plate clearly displayed.