Nestled within the breath-taking Tamar Valley, located on the Devon and Cornwall border, lies an iconic former Tollhouse, offering versatile and spacious accommodation that has recently been updated in a sympathetic way to create a perfect balance of traditional and contemporary features.

The exterior of the property is especially aesthetically pleasing, featuring a stone and slate hung facade. Upon entering the property, you'll find a well-proportioned ground floor accommodation, boasting an inviting entrance porch, with stairs that lead up to the first floor and a formal dining room, as well as a large, light, and airy kitchen equipped with modern base and wall mounted cupboard units and solid wood worktops, complete with limestone flooring.

Additionally, there is a pantry, shower room, and side porch which leads outside. The formal dining room could also be used as a sitting room, as the kitchen has plenty of room to dine in, although the current occupier has opted to use a room on the upper level as a living room, due to its beautiful views of the valley and its impressive feature fireplace.

Upstairs there are an additional 6 bedrooms, office, conservatory with external access, two family bathrooms, and utility room, as well as a stunning master bedroom which also contains an ensuite bathroom and a dressing room.

Externally, the property offers an abundance of features to marvel at, such as a well-built car port for two vehicles located at the side of the house and pedestrian access that leads around the back of the property, providing access to the conservatory and garden.

The garden features a level lawn area surrounded by a canopy of mature trees, as well as a raised decked seating area. This provides access to a secluded and tranquil 2 acre woodland area, with a former farm track that now serves as a pleasant and peaceful walking trail, winding through the trees before leading up to neighbouring farmland.

The property is equipped with a LPG gas fired central heating system and solar PV panels, which help offset energy costs. It also has its own private water and drainage system, making it a very economical home for its size.

In conclusion, this impressive period property has the potential to appeal to a wide range of audiences, and it is recommended that you view it in person to fully appreciate the magnitude of this unique and attractive home.

The property is 4 miles from Launceston with supermarkets, doctors', dentists and veterinary surgeries together with educational facilities, leisure centre and numerous sporting and social clubs. At Launceston there is access to the vital A30 which links the Cathedral Cities of Truro and Exeter.

The picturesque market town of Tavistock is 9 miles away and provides access to the majestic Dartmoor National Park.

At Exeter there is access to the M5 motorway network, mainline railway station serving London Paddington and an international airport.

The City of Plymouth is 25 miles to the south, with deep marina and regular cross channel ferry services to northern France and Spain.