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£325,0002 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Ponsworthy, Newton Abbot
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Chain-free
Semi-detached house
2 beds
1 bath
964
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
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Features and description
- Delightful rural setting
- No onward chain
- Period cottage
- Not listed
- 2 Bedrooms
- Stone outbuildings
- Freehold
- Council tax band: C
An attractive end of terrace stone cottage in a tranquil setting, situated within a charming hamlet at the heart of the Dartmoor National Park. EPC Band: F.
Situation - The property is located in the charming hamlet of Ponsworthy, a picturesque village set beside the Webburn River within the heart of Dartmoor National Park. This tranquil setting provides an ideal base for enjoying rural life, with easy access to moorland walks and the surrounding countryside.
Nearby villages include Poundsgate and Widecombe-in-the-Moor, the latter offering a variety of local amenities such as two well-regarded public houses, several independent shops, a convenience store with postal counter, and the historic St Pancras Church.
Despite its peaceful position, Ponsworthy is well placed for travel, being only a short drive from the A38 Devon Expressway, linking Exeter, Plymouth and the wider motorway network. South Devon’s spectacular coastline and beaches can also be reached within an hour’s drive.
Description - Fernhill Cottage is an attractive stone-built period home forming part of a traditional terrace in this highly sought-after Dartmoor location. The property retains much of its original charm with features including exposed beams, a wood burner set within a feature fireplace and a separate garden, accessed via a track as well as traditional stone stores.
Accommodation - The accommodation extends over two storeys and is well proportioned, with flexibility for a variety of uses.
On the ground floor, the spacious sitting room spans the depth of the cottage, enjoying a dual aspect with a feature fireplace and exposed beams. The kitchen, positioned to the rear, is fitted with a range of wall and base units with space for appliances, and enjoys space for a dining table. An entrance hall with adjoining storage completes the ground floor.
The first floor offers two generous bedrooms, including a well-sized master bedroom to the front. To the rear is a family bathroom, fitted with a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC.
Outside - Enjoying views across the village rooftops and onto the surrounding Dartmoor countryside, the garden is mainly laid to lawn. The lane used to access the garden from the house features the property's storage buildings. Traditional stone buildings provide ample storage space or could provide an opportunity for a workshop.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage. Electric storage heaters. Ofcom advises that there is ultrafast broadband and poor mobile coverage in the area.
Local Authority - Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 4XX. [use Contact Agent Button]. E-mail: [use Contact Agent Button].
Dartmoor National Park Authority, Parke, Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ13 9JQ. [use Contact Agent Button]. [use Contact Agent Button].
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Directions - Leave the A38 at Ashburton. From the Exeter direction this is the second Ashburton exit. From Plymouth it is the first. Follow signs for Poundsgate and pass the Tavistock Inn on your left. Continue towards Princetown for approximately a quarter of a mile. The road winds and climbs a steep rise and there is a junction to the right which leads to Leusdon. Take the Leusdon road and follow it for about quarter of a mile. You will arrive at a fork in the road, go left towards Ponsworthy. Follow the Ponsworthy road for half a mile and turn left through the ford, the property can then be found within the row of cottages on the left hand side of the road.
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Situation - The property is located in the charming hamlet of Ponsworthy, a picturesque village set beside the Webburn River within the heart of Dartmoor National Park. This tranquil setting provides an ideal base for enjoying rural life, with easy access to moorland walks and the surrounding countryside.
Nearby villages include Poundsgate and Widecombe-in-the-Moor, the latter offering a variety of local amenities such as two well-regarded public houses, several independent shops, a convenience store with postal counter, and the historic St Pancras Church.
Despite its peaceful position, Ponsworthy is well placed for travel, being only a short drive from the A38 Devon Expressway, linking Exeter, Plymouth and the wider motorway network. South Devon’s spectacular coastline and beaches can also be reached within an hour’s drive.
Description - Fernhill Cottage is an attractive stone-built period home forming part of a traditional terrace in this highly sought-after Dartmoor location. The property retains much of its original charm with features including exposed beams, a wood burner set within a feature fireplace and a separate garden, accessed via a track as well as traditional stone stores.
Accommodation - The accommodation extends over two storeys and is well proportioned, with flexibility for a variety of uses.
On the ground floor, the spacious sitting room spans the depth of the cottage, enjoying a dual aspect with a feature fireplace and exposed beams. The kitchen, positioned to the rear, is fitted with a range of wall and base units with space for appliances, and enjoys space for a dining table. An entrance hall with adjoining storage completes the ground floor.
The first floor offers two generous bedrooms, including a well-sized master bedroom to the front. To the rear is a family bathroom, fitted with a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC.
Outside - Enjoying views across the village rooftops and onto the surrounding Dartmoor countryside, the garden is mainly laid to lawn. The lane used to access the garden from the house features the property's storage buildings. Traditional stone buildings provide ample storage space or could provide an opportunity for a workshop.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage. Electric storage heaters. Ofcom advises that there is ultrafast broadband and poor mobile coverage in the area.
Local Authority - Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 4XX. [use Contact Agent Button]. E-mail: [use Contact Agent Button].
Dartmoor National Park Authority, Parke, Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot, Devon TQ13 9JQ. [use Contact Agent Button]. [use Contact Agent Button].
Investment Opportunity - For knowledgeable advice on buy-to-let investments please contact our Lettings Department on[use Contact Agent Button].
Directions - Leave the A38 at Ashburton. From the Exeter direction this is the second Ashburton exit. From Plymouth it is the first. Follow signs for Poundsgate and pass the Tavistock Inn on your left. Continue towards Princetown for approximately a quarter of a mile. The road winds and climbs a steep rise and there is a junction to the right which leads to Leusdon. Take the Leusdon road and follow it for about quarter of a mile. You will arrive at a fork in the road, go left towards Ponsworthy. Follow the Ponsworthy road for half a mile and turn left through the ford, the property can then be found within the row of cottages on the left hand side of the road.
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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.