2 bedroom barn conversion
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Barn conversion
2 beds
1 bath
0.80 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
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Features and description
- In an idyllic, unspoilt position in Dartmoor National Park
- Surrounded by ancient oak woodland
- Beautifully presented throughout
- Flexible-use outbuilding and garage
- Nearly an acre of garden
- Stylish and tasteful interiors
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3 Foxworthy Barns is a charming cottage that is part of a small collection of properties, set in a truly idyllic position nestled between the rolling hills and woodland of the River Bovey Valley in the Dartmoor National Park. The property displays a wealth of characterful features throughout including original flooring, exposed timber beams and stonework, alongside tastefully styled interiors. The property enjoys a delightful garden measuring nearly an acre and includes a substantial outbuilding providing development potential, subject to the purchaser obtaining the relevant consents.
A bright entrance hall leads through to a good-sized sitting room with a newly-installed cast iron Yeoman electric range within an exposed stone wall surround, plus a dual aspect including a glass door that opens out onto the gardens, welcoming plenty of natural light. The kitchen and breakfast room has attractive shaker-style units, oak worktops, a butler sink, an electric two oven Aga and ample space for a large family dining table. An oak stairway leads you upstairs to two well-presented double bedrooms, both of which include plenty of built-in storage and feature attractive exposed timber beams and stonework. The first floor accommodation is completed by a family bathroom.
Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council.
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage which we understand is compliant with current regulations.
Council Tax: Band D.
Right of Way: The property has a right of access over 2 Foxworthy Barns to get to the water meter.
Tenure: Freehold.
The property is accessed via a long driveway which leads to the side of the cottage and to the detached, timber-framed garage and workshop. The outbuilding also houses a utility space, a sauna, a WC and a mezzanine level for further storage and provides exciting development potential subject to the necessary consents. The property occupies approximately 0.8 acres, near to the River Bovey. The enclosed front garden is south-west facing and includes an area of lawn and terracing providing an ideal space for al fresco dining and entertaining and for soaking up the views and tranquility. To the rear of the cottage, the garden extends up the hillside with a grassy meadow and a variety of mature trees, which back onto peaceful, sheltered ancient oak woodland.
3 Foxworthy Barns is located in a stunning rural Dartmoor setting, surrounded by rolling hills and enchanting ancient woodland. Miles of unspoilt countryside can be explored direct from the property which is protected from development by the National Park; a highly-sought after rarity in modern times.
The village of Manaton is nearby and has a strong community with its church, parish hall and pub, while the market town of Bovey Tracey lies just seven miles to the south-east. The town has a selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and cafés, plus a twice-monthly farmer’s market. There is also an outdoor swimming pool, while golf is available at Stover and Bovey Castle. The bustling market town of Newton Abbot is just 11 miles away offering a wider selection of amenities and facilities. Primary schooling is available in the surrounding villages, while the towns of secondary schools can be found in Moretonhampstead, Ashburton and Newton Abbot. The A38 Devon Expressway is eight miles from the property, providing easy access towards Plymouth to the south, and Exeter to the north. Newton Abbot Station provides direct services to Exeter and to London Paddington in 2 hours 30 minutes.
A bright entrance hall leads through to a good-sized sitting room with a newly-installed cast iron Yeoman electric range within an exposed stone wall surround, plus a dual aspect including a glass door that opens out onto the gardens, welcoming plenty of natural light. The kitchen and breakfast room has attractive shaker-style units, oak worktops, a butler sink, an electric two oven Aga and ample space for a large family dining table. An oak stairway leads you upstairs to two well-presented double bedrooms, both of which include plenty of built-in storage and feature attractive exposed timber beams and stonework. The first floor accommodation is completed by a family bathroom.
Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council.
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage which we understand is compliant with current regulations.
Council Tax: Band D.
Right of Way: The property has a right of access over 2 Foxworthy Barns to get to the water meter.
Tenure: Freehold.
The property is accessed via a long driveway which leads to the side of the cottage and to the detached, timber-framed garage and workshop. The outbuilding also houses a utility space, a sauna, a WC and a mezzanine level for further storage and provides exciting development potential subject to the necessary consents. The property occupies approximately 0.8 acres, near to the River Bovey. The enclosed front garden is south-west facing and includes an area of lawn and terracing providing an ideal space for al fresco dining and entertaining and for soaking up the views and tranquility. To the rear of the cottage, the garden extends up the hillside with a grassy meadow and a variety of mature trees, which back onto peaceful, sheltered ancient oak woodland.
3 Foxworthy Barns is located in a stunning rural Dartmoor setting, surrounded by rolling hills and enchanting ancient woodland. Miles of unspoilt countryside can be explored direct from the property which is protected from development by the National Park; a highly-sought after rarity in modern times.
The village of Manaton is nearby and has a strong community with its church, parish hall and pub, while the market town of Bovey Tracey lies just seven miles to the south-east. The town has a selection of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and cafés, plus a twice-monthly farmer’s market. There is also an outdoor swimming pool, while golf is available at Stover and Bovey Castle. The bustling market town of Newton Abbot is just 11 miles away offering a wider selection of amenities and facilities. Primary schooling is available in the surrounding villages, while the towns of secondary schools can be found in Moretonhampstead, Ashburton and Newton Abbot. The A38 Devon Expressway is eight miles from the property, providing easy access towards Plymouth to the south, and Exeter to the north. Newton Abbot Station provides direct services to Exeter and to London Paddington in 2 hours 30 minutes.
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2 bedroom barn conversions
£110,090
£110,090
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