Believed to have been constructed years before its initial let in 1679, this captivating period property is abundant with character and charm. Comprising of three bedrooms and an annexe, this house has so much more to offer. Its current owners have resided there for nearly two decades and, during that time, the residence has been updated and modernized, including a sympathetic extension which created an immense and spectacular living and social area. Every detail in this house has been lovingly and meticulously tended to, with an abundance of elements that immediately grab one’s attention.
As you enter, you are immersed in the history of the home with a modernized kitchen with plentiful storage cupboards and an exposed feature fireplace, the original alcove of a clome oven, and a handcrafted staircase leading up to the first floor. There is also a convenient utility space, a cloakroom, and another entrance that leads to further living accommodations. The primary room in this residence will simply take one’s breath away; with a vaulted ceiling that is full of beautiful workmanship, and with ample light and air emanating from its triple aspect windows, it allows a wonderful view of the gardens and countryside beyond.
The top floor of this property also impresses, with three thoughtfully designed bedrooms and a modern family bathroom that features a walk-in shower. The home is approached by its own extensive driveway, providing sufficient space for parking, and leading to a detached garage that has electricity and light connections. There is also a paved and cobbled courtyard, recently discovered by the vendors, with entrances leading to both the principle dwelling and the annexe.
The annexe has recently been used as a workshop, but can be easily reinstated to provide extra accommodation for visiting family or friends, or as a potential source of income. The grounds and land area of the property is approximately 0.25 of an acre and is mainly laid to lawn with a wide variety of plants and shrubs, as well as a potting shed/greenhouse. Last but not least, from the grounds of this property, one can revel in stunning panoramic views that seem to go on for miles and miles, also the original feature of the properties borehole which is no longer in use makes for more character features on this special property making this residence a truly enchanting home.

The property is set in a delightful location on the outskirts of this moorland village, which is about 5 miles north of the market town of Tavistock. The village has a parish church, village hall and local bus services to Tavistock and Okehampton.

Within Tavistock there is an excellent variety of educational, recreational, cultural and shopping facilities, including both primary and secondary schools (State and Private including Mount House, Kelly College), a health centre, veterinary practice, banks, churches, hotels, shops and offices.

The Historic Naval city of Plymouth, 18 miles to the South, offers extensive further amenities including a regular train service via Exeter to London. There are local bus and school services, whilst the A30, just 8 miles to the North, and the A38 at Plymouth, both facilitate rapid access to the South-West, Exeter (38 miles) and the M5 motorway. Sporting facilities in the area are excellent. The Dartmoor National Park extends to over 300 square miles providing ample opportunities for walking and riding.

Sailing and other water sports are available from a number of venues along the North and South coasts, whilst golf is available at the driving range at Yelverton or on the courses at Yelverton, Whitchurch, Saltash, Launceston and St. Mellion.