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Map2 bedroom terraced house
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Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
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EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
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Features and description
- Traditional period character throughout
- Superb ‘lock up & leave’ property
- Over 1,100 sq ft of accommodation
- Large sitting room with wood burning stove
- Two first floor bedrooms with family bathroom
- Private courtyard garden
- Freehold sale
- Council Tax band C
A well appointed 2/3 bedroom terraced house with superb views of the Mill Pool in the sought after village of Stoke Gabriel. EPC Band: E.
Situation - Stoke Gabriel is a popular and sought after village which lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the head of a creek on the River Dart about four miles south-east of Totnes. The older part of the village is in a conservation area near the River and Mill Pool and much of the area is a Coastal Preservation Area. The village has good facilities including a church, primary school, pre-school [2 to 5 yrs], village hall, post office, general stores and two public houses.
Buyers see Stoke Gabriel as a lifestyle choice both because of the amenities that it offers and its thriving strong family social life and community spirit, with boating, canoeing and river trips on the River Dart on your doorstep. The village boating association also provides RYA sailing training for children and a year round calendar of boating events.
Description - This well-maintained mid-terraced property offers flexible accommodation over two floors, with the added benefit of a useful workshop/office on the second floor. The south-facing courtyard garden enjoys picturesque views over the graveyard behind, the mill pond, and towards the River Dart.
2 The Barnhay is located within the local conservation area. The versatile accommodation could be utilised to create a third bedroom instead of an additional reception room at the front of the house.
Accommodation - The property is accessed via an entrance porch leading into a hallway, with a door opening into a reception room. This charming space features a sash window overlooking the front, a fireplace with a timber mantelpiece, and an inset wood-burning stove. Retaining its original character, the room also includes built-in cupboards on either side of the fireplace.
From the hallway, a few steps lead down to a flagstone floored stairwell, which includes a useful under-stairs cupboard and a staircase rising to the first floor. The sitting room, currently carpeted, yet retains the original flagstone floor underneath. A exposed stone wall houses a large stone fireplace with another wood-burning stove. The sitting room flows into a compact kitchen, which features a tiled floor, fitted kitchen units, space for a refrigerator, a 1.5-bowl sink, and a double oven with gas burners above.
The staircase leads to the first-floor landing, which provides access to the family bathroom. This space includes a white three-piece suite with a shower attachment. Adjacent to the bathroom is Bedroom Two, a spacious double room with original built-in cupboards and a sash window overlooking the front. The landing also houses an airing cupboard below a factory-light hot water cylinder.
Bedroom One, located at the rear of the property, is a generously sized double room featuring a UPVC-replacement sash window that offers superb views over the courtyard below and towards the Mill Pool. A large cupboard with hanging rails provides ample storage. A door from this bedroom leads to a timber staircase, granting access to the converted loft area. This versatile space, featuring a Velux window with far-reaching views over the mill pond, is currently used as a workshop but could serve as a home office. There are two access points providing additional storage within the eaves.
Outside - The south east facing courtyard garden is enclosed by a stone wall on one side, with a raised seating area designed to take advantage of the stunning views. The courtyard garden also provides access to a single story outbuilding, utilised as a utility room, which has plumbing for a washing machine.
Services - Mains water, electric and drainage connected. Heating via two multifuel woodboring stoves and two electric economy seven heaters. According to Ofcom, up to superfast broadband and good outdoor mobile coverage is available
Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Stags Totnes property office on[use Contact Agent Button].
Local Authority - South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5NE. [use Contact Agent Button]. E-mail: [use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - Once in Stoke Gabriel, continue down School Hill, passing the school and turn right into Mill Hill which leads towards the River Shack. Turn immediately left into the Barnhay. Number 2 is at the far end on the right hand side. Whilst there is no allocated parking, parking is available outside the house.
Situation - Stoke Gabriel is a popular and sought after village which lies in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the head of a creek on the River Dart about four miles south-east of Totnes. The older part of the village is in a conservation area near the River and Mill Pool and much of the area is a Coastal Preservation Area. The village has good facilities including a church, primary school, pre-school [2 to 5 yrs], village hall, post office, general stores and two public houses.
Buyers see Stoke Gabriel as a lifestyle choice both because of the amenities that it offers and its thriving strong family social life and community spirit, with boating, canoeing and river trips on the River Dart on your doorstep. The village boating association also provides RYA sailing training for children and a year round calendar of boating events.
Description - This well-maintained mid-terraced property offers flexible accommodation over two floors, with the added benefit of a useful workshop/office on the second floor. The south-facing courtyard garden enjoys picturesque views over the graveyard behind, the mill pond, and towards the River Dart.
2 The Barnhay is located within the local conservation area. The versatile accommodation could be utilised to create a third bedroom instead of an additional reception room at the front of the house.
Accommodation - The property is accessed via an entrance porch leading into a hallway, with a door opening into a reception room. This charming space features a sash window overlooking the front, a fireplace with a timber mantelpiece, and an inset wood-burning stove. Retaining its original character, the room also includes built-in cupboards on either side of the fireplace.
From the hallway, a few steps lead down to a flagstone floored stairwell, which includes a useful under-stairs cupboard and a staircase rising to the first floor. The sitting room, currently carpeted, yet retains the original flagstone floor underneath. A exposed stone wall houses a large stone fireplace with another wood-burning stove. The sitting room flows into a compact kitchen, which features a tiled floor, fitted kitchen units, space for a refrigerator, a 1.5-bowl sink, and a double oven with gas burners above.
The staircase leads to the first-floor landing, which provides access to the family bathroom. This space includes a white three-piece suite with a shower attachment. Adjacent to the bathroom is Bedroom Two, a spacious double room with original built-in cupboards and a sash window overlooking the front. The landing also houses an airing cupboard below a factory-light hot water cylinder.
Bedroom One, located at the rear of the property, is a generously sized double room featuring a UPVC-replacement sash window that offers superb views over the courtyard below and towards the Mill Pool. A large cupboard with hanging rails provides ample storage. A door from this bedroom leads to a timber staircase, granting access to the converted loft area. This versatile space, featuring a Velux window with far-reaching views over the mill pond, is currently used as a workshop but could serve as a home office. There are two access points providing additional storage within the eaves.
Outside - The south east facing courtyard garden is enclosed by a stone wall on one side, with a raised seating area designed to take advantage of the stunning views. The courtyard garden also provides access to a single story outbuilding, utilised as a utility room, which has plumbing for a washing machine.
Services - Mains water, electric and drainage connected. Heating via two multifuel woodboring stoves and two electric economy seven heaters. According to Ofcom, up to superfast broadband and good outdoor mobile coverage is available
Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Stags Totnes property office on[use Contact Agent Button].
Local Authority - South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5NE. [use Contact Agent Button]. E-mail: [use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - Once in Stoke Gabriel, continue down School Hill, passing the school and turn right into Mill Hill which leads towards the River Shack. Turn immediately left into the Barnhay. Number 2 is at the far end on the right hand side. Whilst there is no allocated parking, parking is available outside the house.
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Stags Totnes office is not hard to find, located in The Granary, an imposing historic stone building, on Coronation Road. Totnes is a charming market town, built at the head of the River Dart's estuary in South Devon. It has good communications, being accessible via the A38 from Exeter, just 22 miles to the east. The town is acknowledged as a thriving New Age centre, where musicians, artists, natural health practitioners and craftspeople live and work with great success. A market is held twice a week, selling antiques, musical instruments, second-hand books, hand made clothing and local organic products. In short, not for nothing was Totnes voted the capital of New Age chic by Time magazine. With its numerous attractive listed buildings and ancient history, Totnes is a tourist hot spot and attracts a growing number of visitors annually. It has many distinctive features such as the Eastgate, an arch spanning the main street, Totnes Castle, a Norman edifice owned by English Heritage, the late medieval Church of St Mary and the Elizabethan House Museum, one of many authentic Elizabethan merchant's houses.