Rundlestone Lodge is a charming cottage with outbuildings and extensive grounds, set in a stunning position in the heart of the Dartmoor National Park. The two-bedroomed property has never been on the open market before and whilst it would benefit from some modernisation, it is in good order and has far-reaching views across the surrounding Dartmoor hills. It would make an ideal small-holding.

The accommodation is arranged across a single level, with the sitting room providing a comfortable space in which to relax. The kitchen and breakfast room has wooden units to base and wall level providing plenty of storage, as well as a Rayburn range cooker and space for all the necessary appliances. There is also space for a table. At the side of the house there is a utility room and conservatory, which welcomes plenty of natural light throughout the day.

There are two double bedrooms of similar proportions, both of which benefit from fitted wardrobes and storage with handbasins. In addition, there is a purpose built wet room with a WC, a handbasin and a heated chrome towel rail.

The property is also availbale for a guide price of £450,000 that includes the outbuildings and a 0.8 acre paddock.

Local Authority: West Devon Borough Council
Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage via a shared septic tank which we understand may not be compliant with current regulations. Further information is being sought. Oil-fired central heating.
Council Tax: Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Guide Price: £510,000

The cottage has a well-established garden with paved terracing and pathways, an area of lawn, shrubs and flowerbeds and a paddock measuring approximately 0.8 acres. There are several outbuildings which are a mixture of modern and traditional granite under slate, including a garage with a workshop, a 30ft livestock shed, a byre and a shippon with a loft over. The additional 6.55 acres provides paddocks and fields which would be suitable for grazing for sheep or other animals.

The property is set in the stunning countryside of the Dartmoor National Park, in a hilltop location close to Princetown which has several local amenities, including pubs and cafés, a village shop, a community centre and a primary school. The historic market town of Tavistock is six miles away, with its excellent range of shops and leisure facilities, plus superb schools, including the independent Mount Kelly. Plymouth is also within 15 miles, providing a further choice of shopping, supermarkets and leisure facilities, plus mainline rail services. Road connections include the A386 at Tavistock and the A38 at Ashburton. The area provides miles of walking, cycling and riding routes.