Could you envision yourself residing within one of the nation's most renowned national parks? Surrounded by Devonshire rolling hills, fantastic outdoor opportunities with local amenities in abundance?

This late 1940’s constructed property is set within a well-established cul-de-sac, with nearby historical landmarks apparent, plus the added benefit of commutable links and thriving local businesses.

Upon approach it is notable that a generous front garden is on offer, with the addition of an attractive fence bordering. The entrance porch is that perfect feature giving you the opportunity to escape the elements, alongside welcoming prospective family and friends into your new home.

Leading through into the attractive, open-plan living arrangement that has been configured over recent years by the current owners. This area boasts a social essence, with free-flowing access out on to the rear garden patio. Alongside the country style, compact kitchen, striking features include the property’s active Rayburn and authentic granite fireplace mantle. A further positive on the ground floor, is the inclusion of a practical utility space with an additional toilet facility.

Continuing up the eye-catching staircase, the landing offers leading access to the home’s two well-dimensioned bedrooms and updated family shower room. Bedroom one offers a peaceful sense, with views reaching over the rear garden, benefited by a large window unit. Bedroom two, currently occupied as an office space, offers far reaching views over the local landscape. Can you spot the prominent National Trust structure of Castle Drogo on your viewing?

To the exterior, alongside the front garden, we have a private, enclosed rear space too! The patio is a great attribute, perfect for embracing the sunshine all year round, with a further visible lawned tier. There is also a fully insulated studio/office overlooking the garden, with power supply, perfect for a private workspace or hobbies room.

This wonderful home is situated within the boundaries of Dartmoor National Park, conveniently positioned within close proximity of the market town centre of Chagford.

The town centre contains a variety of local, unique businesses, alongside a renowned choice of public houses. Primary education is well catered for and the recently built local school has a fine reputation. The recreation ground is the home of thriving football and cricket clubs, alongside the popular, local open-air swimming pool providing additional leisure facilities.

Nearby access to the A30 Dual Carriageway boasts convenient access to the Cathedral & University City of Exeter, with further offerings of national rail links, its very own airport and M5 motorway links.