Map3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Oaktree Park, Okehampton EX20
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Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
731
EPC rating: D
Key information
Features and description
- Modern semi detached house
- Dartmoor village cul de sac location
- Three bedrooms
- Open plan living / dining / kitchen
- Front and rear gardens
- Parking and garage
- Fully double glazed
A delightful three bedroom semi detached house with garage, parking and gardens in this cul-de-sac location within the popular Dartmoor village of Sticklepath. Ideal for young couples and families, a viewing is highly recommended.
Situation
Oaktree park sits near to the centre of this popular and attractive Dartmoor village situated adjacent to the River Taw on the northern fringe of Dartmoor. The area is surrounded by beautiful countryside with wonderful riverside walks which lead up to the rugged uplands of the moor. Amenities in the village include a Shop/Stores with a Café and two popular public houses as well as a children's play area only a short walk away. It enjoys a great sense of community.
Situation
Oaktree park sits near to the centre of this popular and attractive Dartmoor village situated adjacent to the River Taw on the northern fringe of Dartmoor. The area is surrounded by beautiful countryside with wonderful riverside walks which lead up to the rugged uplands of the moor. Amenities in the village include a Shop/Stores with a Café and two popular public houses as well as a children's play area only a short walk away. It enjoys a great sense of community.
The nearby town of Okehampton is approximately 4 miles to the west and includes a wider range of services such as a health centre, primary and secondary schools, library, leisure centre and recreation grounds, choice of supermarkets including a Waitrose, a cinema and a range of independent shops. There is also a train station linking it to Exeter and beyond whilst the A30 nearby provides access westwards to the Cornish beaches and eastwards towards Exeter and the M5 and airport.
The nearby town of Okehampton is approximately 4 miles to the west and includes a wider range of services such as a health centre, primary and secondary schools, library, leisure centre and recreation grounds, choice of supermarkets including a Waitrose, a cinema and a range of independent shops. There is also a train station linking it to Exeter and beyond whilst the A30 nearby provides access westwards to the Cornish beaches and eastwards towards Exeter and the M5 and airport.
Description
Built in 1982 the property is tucked away in this quiet location close to the village centre. Despite being a modern house of cavity construction and being double glazed throughout, the owners make it feel like a cottage of character with an almost open plan ground floor. The rear Garden Room was added in 2012 with the roof being insulated in 2018 and greatly enhances the usable space, also allowing for access to the side Garage/Utility without having to go outside. It is currently heated by electric panel heaters with an immersion tank providing the hot water.
Accommodation
The open porch offers a small storage cupboard alongside the meters before the front door opens into the Hallway and Living/Dining Room which runs front to back and offers a multi-fuel burner for those colder nights. The current owners have opened out the kitchen, making the whole area far more inviting and bright. To the rear is the Garden Room overlooking the garden and providing access into the Garage/Utility which has a sink and units installed but offers potential to either increase the accommodation or revert back into a usable garage.To the first floor are three bedrooms (two doubles and a single) and a modern white bathroom suite.
Outside
No 10 offers off street driveway parking for two vehicles in front of the attached Garage and benefits from Gardens to both the front and rear.The front garden incorporates a level and chipped seating area adjacent to a small pond (fed from rainwater from the roof) with a privacy hedge. The area is south and west facing and therefore gets a good amount of sunlight.
A path runs up the side of the garage to the Rear Garden which has been well planned and is level with a lawned area with decked pathway leading to the Garden Room and access into the house. Bounded by timber fencing there are a number of attractive beds and carefully placed granite boulders. The River Taw can be heard whilst outside, making this an ideal seating area for when the weather allows.
Services
Mains electric, water and drainage. There is no gas to the property.Main heating via electric heaters and a multi-fuel burner. Hot Water from immersion system.Superfast Broadband available up to 80mbps (Source Ofcom). Plans for faster broadband in the pipeline.
Directions
From the A30 dual carriageway heading West, take the exit signposted to Okehampton B3260 & Services. At the end of the slip road turn left towards Belstone & Sticklepath. Continue past the petrol station and on for approx 2 miles. Continue into Sticklepath, passing the pub and village stores on the left hand side. After a short distance take the left hand turn into Oaktree Park and then the first right hand turn after approx 50 meters. The property will be found on the right hand side.What3Words: slide.willpower.vibes
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
Situation
Oaktree park sits near to the centre of this popular and attractive Dartmoor village situated adjacent to the River Taw on the northern fringe of Dartmoor. The area is surrounded by beautiful countryside with wonderful riverside walks which lead up to the rugged uplands of the moor. Amenities in the village include a Shop/Stores with a Café and two popular public houses as well as a children's play area only a short walk away. It enjoys a great sense of community.
Situation
Oaktree park sits near to the centre of this popular and attractive Dartmoor village situated adjacent to the River Taw on the northern fringe of Dartmoor. The area is surrounded by beautiful countryside with wonderful riverside walks which lead up to the rugged uplands of the moor. Amenities in the village include a Shop/Stores with a Café and two popular public houses as well as a children's play area only a short walk away. It enjoys a great sense of community.
The nearby town of Okehampton is approximately 4 miles to the west and includes a wider range of services such as a health centre, primary and secondary schools, library, leisure centre and recreation grounds, choice of supermarkets including a Waitrose, a cinema and a range of independent shops. There is also a train station linking it to Exeter and beyond whilst the A30 nearby provides access westwards to the Cornish beaches and eastwards towards Exeter and the M5 and airport.
The nearby town of Okehampton is approximately 4 miles to the west and includes a wider range of services such as a health centre, primary and secondary schools, library, leisure centre and recreation grounds, choice of supermarkets including a Waitrose, a cinema and a range of independent shops. There is also a train station linking it to Exeter and beyond whilst the A30 nearby provides access westwards to the Cornish beaches and eastwards towards Exeter and the M5 and airport.
Description
Built in 1982 the property is tucked away in this quiet location close to the village centre. Despite being a modern house of cavity construction and being double glazed throughout, the owners make it feel like a cottage of character with an almost open plan ground floor. The rear Garden Room was added in 2012 with the roof being insulated in 2018 and greatly enhances the usable space, also allowing for access to the side Garage/Utility without having to go outside. It is currently heated by electric panel heaters with an immersion tank providing the hot water.
Accommodation
The open porch offers a small storage cupboard alongside the meters before the front door opens into the Hallway and Living/Dining Room which runs front to back and offers a multi-fuel burner for those colder nights. The current owners have opened out the kitchen, making the whole area far more inviting and bright. To the rear is the Garden Room overlooking the garden and providing access into the Garage/Utility which has a sink and units installed but offers potential to either increase the accommodation or revert back into a usable garage.To the first floor are three bedrooms (two doubles and a single) and a modern white bathroom suite.
Outside
No 10 offers off street driveway parking for two vehicles in front of the attached Garage and benefits from Gardens to both the front and rear.The front garden incorporates a level and chipped seating area adjacent to a small pond (fed from rainwater from the roof) with a privacy hedge. The area is south and west facing and therefore gets a good amount of sunlight.
A path runs up the side of the garage to the Rear Garden which has been well planned and is level with a lawned area with decked pathway leading to the Garden Room and access into the house. Bounded by timber fencing there are a number of attractive beds and carefully placed granite boulders. The River Taw can be heard whilst outside, making this an ideal seating area for when the weather allows.
Services
Mains electric, water and drainage. There is no gas to the property.Main heating via electric heaters and a multi-fuel burner. Hot Water from immersion system.Superfast Broadband available up to 80mbps (Source Ofcom). Plans for faster broadband in the pipeline.
Directions
From the A30 dual carriageway heading West, take the exit signposted to Okehampton B3260 & Services. At the end of the slip road turn left towards Belstone & Sticklepath. Continue past the petrol station and on for approx 2 miles. Continue into Sticklepath, passing the pub and village stores on the left hand side. After a short distance take the left hand turn into Oaktree Park and then the first right hand turn after approx 50 meters. The property will be found on the right hand side.What3Words: slide.willpower.vibes
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
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About this agent
Founded in 1816 Rendells remains committed to its traditional values but with a modern approach and is a long established firm of Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents with a highly regarded reputation gained over nearly 200 years of working with Dartmoor and South Devon farmers, property and land owners by providing a personal service from its four offices in Newton Abbot , Chagford, Totnes and Ashburton that cover all aspects of property and land valuation, sales, auction and leasing together with a wide range of farming support services. Equally the partnership enjoys an international reputation for its Fine Art & Antique Sale Rooms in Ashburton where monthly 2 day sale comprising an average of 1,500 lots are held with antiques valuation services for sale, probate and insurance also coordinated from here.
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