A superb and rare opportunity to purchase a mixed use investment property in this popular and sought after moorland town


Offered to the market with no onward chain, this beautifully presented property offers a substantial living accommodation, together with separate shop premises in a prominent position in the heart of this popular and sought after moorland town.
The accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance lobby from New Street, with a door into the shop (having its main entrance in the High Street, opposite the church). The living accommodation is arranged over the first and second floors and retains many period and local features including granite fireplaces and exposed ceiling beams, juxtaposed with modern oak flooring and staircases. On the first floor is a large reception room with dual aspect overlooking the churchyard, as well as a well equipped and modern kitchen with fitted units providing plenty of work space and storage. On the second floor are two good sized double bedrooms, both with front facing outlooks over the churchyard towards the Drogo estate in the far distance. The master suite has been well designed to allow plenty of natural light in, helped by a large velux window on the eastern side to fill the room with morning light. An ensuite provides a double shower cubicle, low level WC and pedestal basin. The family bathroom meanwhile has a white suite comprising a panelled bath, low level WC and wash basin.
The shop forms part of the property, and is accessed from the main entrance hall to the living accommodation, but has been separately let in recent years, most recently as a florist attracting a rent of approximately £7,200 per annum. The shop has plenty of window frontage, a staff WC, small store/staff room and a changing room fitted with floor to ceiling mirrors. The location of the property on the corner of High Street and New Street means it is the first commercial building people see when walking into the town from the car park, giving a high level of passing footfall.
The property, which is Grade II listed, is believed to date from the mid 19th century, and forms part of a group of attractive listed buildings in the vicinity of the Church of St Michael.

Chagford is a small, picturesque stannary town located on the north-easterly edge of Dartmoor National Park. It has been voted as ‘the best rural place to live in Britain’ by the Sunday Times and has seen much investment in recent years with a new primary school (OFSTED: Good – June 2022), re-school, and a Montesorri school, a Post Office, surgery, pharmacy, butcher, wine shop, bakery, grocer , delicatessens and a famous hardware store selling everything you do and don’t need! Nearby are the popular Bovey Castle and Gidleigh Park Hotel with its Michelen starred restaurant. Further afield is Okehampton which has a range of market town facilities including a small hospital, Waitrose supermarket and a secondary school. The A30 dual carriageway is 4.5 miles away at Whiddon Down giving good access to Cornwall, Exeter and the M5.