Paternoster House is a fine Grade II Listed family home that offers spacious, flexible accommodation, plus a useful annexe, while outside there is a splendid garden measuring approximately an acre.

There are three main reception rooms on the ground floor, each of similar proportions and with traditional styling and plenty of natural light. These include the drawing room with its bay window and open fireplace, the comfortable sitting room and the formal dining room. There is also a kitchen/breakfast room with painted wooden units and a stainless steel range cooker. The adjoining utility room and pantry provide further storage space.

The first floor provides five double bedrooms including the principal bedroom with its en suite bathroom. Three of the bedrooms include built in storage, while one has its own washbasin. The first floor also has a family bathroom. The self-contained annexe provides useful additional accommodation for family members, or for potential use as a holiday let. It includes an open-plan kitchen/sitting room, one double bedroom and a shower room.

Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council.

Services: Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil fired central heating.

Council Tax: Band G.

Tenure: Freehold.

Please note: The property is within a Conservation Area.

Rights of way: A neighbouring property has a right of way over the end of the driveway to access their property.

At the front of the house, gates open onto a gravel driveway, providing parking space for several vehicles. A second entrance provides access to the detached garage and carport for further parking. Additional outbuildings include a workshop, two stores and a very pretty stone built folly with two floors of accommodation. The extensive walled garden has rolling lawns, border flowerbeds, various shrubs, hedgerows and trees and a large vegetable garden, in total measuring approximately an acre.

Paternoster House is set in the heart of the vibrant village of Ipplepen and within moments of beautiful rolling Devon countryside. Ipplepen has a local shop, a village hall, a health centre, a pub and a primary school. The bustling towns of Totnes and Newton Abbot are both within easy reach, providing a range of everyday amenities, including a choice of shops and large supermarkets. Schooling in the area includes the independent Park School and St. Christopher’s School in Totnes, Stover School near Newton Abbot, as well as other state secondary schools in Newton Abbot. Both Newton Abbot and Totnes have stations providing direct rail services to Exeter and London Paddington. The area is well connected by road, with the A38 providing access to Exeter and Plymouth, and the A380 also within easy reach for Torquay and Paignton.