Burnt House Cottage is a delightful semi detached double fronted cottage which has recently been extensively updated to provide well-presented elegant accommodation throughout. The comfortable sitting room has a window seat at the front and an impressive inglenook fireplace with an original timber lintel and a wood burning stove with a back boiler behind. At the opposite end of the property there is a garden room/office which has wooden flooring and a dual aspect. At the heart of the home is the kitchen and breakfast room, with its modern shaker-style units in grey, quality integrated appliances and plenty of space for a dining table. Upstairs, there are two well-presented bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefitting from built-in storage. The bedrooms are serviced by a stylish family bathroom with an over-bath shower.

Local Authority: Teignbridge Council.

Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric heaters.

Council Tax: Band D.

Rights of Way: There is a historic right of way across the property's driveway to access a well in the neighbouring property which is now no longer in use.

Tenure: Freehold.

A driveway leads from the road to the cottage and provides parking. The pleasant south-east facing garden is mainly at the front of the property and includes an area of paved and gravel patio for al fresco dining, as well as an area of lawn and well-stocked border beds with a variety of all-seasons planting.

Burnt House Cottage is in the small village of Doddiscombsleigh, surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside and seven miles south west of the popular city of Exeter. Doddiscombsleigh has an active community with a church, a well regarded primary school and a multi-award winning pub and hotel, The Nobody Inn. The house is located approximately 1.5 miles from the boundary of the Dartmoor National Park which is renowned for its fine countryside and ample opportunity for a range of outdoor pursuits. The property enjoys the best of both worlds as it is ideally located for those who wish to live in a glorious rural position whilst having excellent communication links with Exeter and the rest of the country. The cathedral city of Exeter, 7 miles away, is the most thriving city in the South West. The city offers a wealth of cultural activities with the theatre, the museum, arts centre, many restaurants and a variety of good shopping including John Lewis and Waitrose.

Exeter has well-regarded schools including Exeter School, The Maynard and Exeter College, whilst the university is recognised as one of the best in the country. The M5 at Exeter provides links to the A38 to Plymouth, the A30 to Cornwall and Bristol and London. There are regular rail services to London from Exeter St David’s, taking as little as two hours. Exeter International Airport provides a good range of domestic and European flights.