Have you been searching for a property that embraces a wealth of character, alongside a selection of modernised features throughout? With further benefits of an extensive rear garden, parking opportunities and an elevated glimpse of the nearby distinguished edge of Dartmoor…

Number 17 is a deceptively spacious end of terrace home, positioned within the popular market town of Hatherleigh. From three bedrooms, two shower rooms, a cosy living room and a large kitchen dining room, this property offers a desirable balance of social and private living accommodation.

Hatherleigh is conveniently located, with an abundance of local amenities on offer, plus convenient transport links to nearby towns, villages or coastal destinations.

The cottage itself is believed to date back to the early 1800’s, providing a majority cob and stone construction, alongside the modern extension which was added in the region of 2011. In recent time, the exterior has been refreshed, as a result, there is an aesthetically pleasing contrast of bold white and black featuring.

Upon entry, you will step into the desirable living room, offering plentiful floorspace for an array of furnishings, all whilst being mesmerised by the feature fireplace, from the exposed stonework, historic bread oven and warmth provided by the multi-fuel burner.

The kitchen/dining room is a wonderful attribute to this cottage, the perfect space for entertaining, alongside a country style kitchen suite with integrated dishwasher and generous worktop space. Further practicalities of the ground floor include an efficiently designed utility room and shower room.

Ascending to the first floor, the spacious landing takes host to three well-dimensioned bedrooms, including a sleek walk-in shower room. Bedrooms one and two are both accomplished double bedrooms, with bedroom three currently occupied as a versatile home office.

The exterior offerings of this property are truly outstanding, from the parking opportunities via the shared driveway adjacent, to the large rear garden and multiple outbuildings apparent. The generous 0.11-acre plot is not to be undervalued, the gardens are pleasant and well-presented, embracing sunshine throughout the whole day from its elevated position, plus a variety of flower beds, mature shrubs and fence line bordering.

Situated within the heart of Hatherleigh town which offers a traditional range of amenities including supermarket, Post Office, garage/supermarket, public houses and has cafes, arts and crafts shops, farm supplies and building supplies.

The town also benefits from a primary school, health centre, veterinary surgery together with a community centre and weekly market and cattle sales. The town has a strong community spirit with an annual arts festival and renowned carnival.

A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in the nearby town of Okehampton with its good range of shops and services and three supermarkets including a Waitrose. Okehampton has schooling from infant to sixth form level and is situated adjacent to the A30 dual carriageway, providing a direct link to the cathedral and University City of Exeter with its M5 motorway, mainline rail and international air connections.