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Guide price£635,000
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4 bedroom detached house for sale

Lewdown, Okehampton
Study
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Detached house
4 bed
2 bath
1.60 acre(s)

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
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Heating: Ask agent
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Sewerage: Ask agent
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Kitchen And Utility Room
  • Lounge/Dining Room
  • Second Floor Sitting Room
  • Study
  • 4 Bedrooms
  • Two Bathrooms
  • 1.6 Acres
  • Freehold
  • EPC Band G
  • Council Tax Band F
Converted Victorian former lime kiln with gardens and grounds approx 1.6 Acres. Offering accommodation over three storeys, the property has been converted into a most attractive and versatile detached residence, which benefits from LPG gas fired central heating. Council Tax Band F, EPC Band G, Freehold.

Situation - The property occupies an attractive rural setting, between the villages of Lewdown and Bridestowe. Within easy reach of the A30 and the Dartmoor National Park, the property enjoys excellent road access via the West Devon Drive. The nearby village of Lewdown has a post office/general store and public house, whilst the village of Bridestowe, offers a general stores, public house, primary school, church and village hall. The nearby town of Okehampton offers a wider range of shops and services, three supermarkets including a Waitrose, modern hospital and state of the art leisure centre in the attractive setting of Simmons Park. From the property there is easy access to Sourton Down, a junction with the A30 dual carriageway, providing a direct link west into Cornwall or east to the cathedral and university city of Exeter, with its M5 motorway, main line rail and international air connections. The Dartmoor National Park is famed for its hundreds of square miles of unspoilt scenery, with many opportunities for riding, walking and outdoor pursuits. The north coasts of Devon and Cornwall are within easy travelling distance with attractive beaches and delightful coastal scenery.

Description - The property comprises a Victorian former Lime Kiln of stone construction. Offering accommodation over three storeys, the property has been converted into a most attractive and versatile detached residence, which benefits from LPG gas fired central heating. Externally, the property is approached via its own long sweeping driveway with large gardens and paddocks of approximately 1.6 acres. There are attractive garden areas, a good sized pond and a useful range of stone outbuildings.

Accommodation - COVERED PORCH: With part glazed front door to ENTRANCE HALL: Staircase to first floor. Understairs cupboard, slate floor. Ornate cast iron fireplace, door to CLOAKROOM: Low level WC. Wash basin. Slate Floor. STUDY: Window to front elevation. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: Range of painted pine base cupboards with stainless steel work surfaces and inset Belfast sink with mixer tap. Brick fireplace recess housing electric Aga. Slate floor, window to front, space for upright fridge freezer, stable door to side. UTILITY ROOM: Fitted worktop with cupboards under and Inset twin bowl sink unit with mixer tap. Plumbing and space for washing machine and dishwasher. Fitted cupboards, one of which houses the LPG gas boiler providing hot water and central heating. Slate floor. LOUNGE/DINING ROOM: Part timber panelled walls to dado height. Stairs to first floor, raised slate hearth with fitted woodburning stove, Double glazed French doors to outside. Telephone point.

Staircase to half landing with staircase to: FIRST FLOOR LANDING: Doors to BEDROOOM 1: Window to side and Velux double glazed roof light. Telephone point. BEDROOM 4: Window to side aspect. BATHROOM: Timber panelled walls to dado height. Panelled bath, walk-in tiled shower with mains shower attachment, vanity wash basin, low level WC. Velux double glazed roof light. FRONT LANDING: Window to front with window seat. BEDROOM 2: Double aspect windows with window seat. BEDROOM 3: Window to front. Feature corner stone fireplace (not used) telephone point. BATHROOM: With part tiled walls. Panelled bath with Victorian style mixer shower attachment and wall mounted electric shower unit with shower screen. Pedestal wash basin. Low level WC. SECOND FLOOR SITTING ROOM: A light and spacious room with stripped painted floorboards and feature woodburning stove and slate hearth. Three windows to front elevation and three Velux double glazed roof lights. Exposed vaulted ceiling timbers. TV point. Door to terrace.

Outside - The property is approached from the road, via its own long private driveway, which sweeps down to a large gravelled parking/turning area with space for a number of vehicles, central shrub bed, outside lighting. Original arched kiln, ideal for log storage etc. From the driveway area, steps lead up to an area of garden with large pond, with willow, steps up to a further garden area, with access to a raised gravelled decked terraced, adjacent to the living room. This is a delightful sitting out area, bordered by timber balustrade. The gardens are bordered by mature trees and there is a useful barn/store with dilapidated roof and adjoining store with outside tap. These buildings may have potential for further development subject to any necessary consent. Large area of garden/paddock with access from the driveway, being bordered by mature hedging. The gardens and grounds total approximately 1.6 acres.

Services - Mains electricity and water. LPG gas central heating. Private drainage. Superfast internet via STARLINK

Directions - From Okehampton, proceed out of the town in a westerly direction, as if towards Tavistock, and after approximately 2 miles join the A30 dual carriageway, take the next exit at Sourton Down, proceeding to the T-junction, before turning right and immediately left following signposts to Launceston via the West Devon Drive. Do not rejoin the A30, but continue on the West Devon Drive, passing the village of Bridestowe and on through Combebow. Just beyond Combebow, after approximately half a mile, take the left hand turning signposted to Lydford, and then immediately right, into the properties driveway.

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Places of interest

    Stags Okehampton office is situated close to the town centre, just off Market Street, near Waitrose and there is plenty of car parking.  Situated on the northern edge of Dartmoor, Okehampton is an ancient West Devon town, on the edge of which are the ruins of a Norman castle, now owned by English Heritage and open to the public. Okehampton has excellent shopping facilities, as well as a range of supermarkets and a new hospital. It is well served for leisure activities with a cinema, leisure centre, swimming pool, golf club and the delightful Simmons Park. The A30 provides direct access to Exeter, with its mainline rail, airport and M5 motorway connections. The town's wool and tin history, which created its wealth, can be found in the Museum of Dartmoor Life and is a good starting point for any visitor, before embarking on any number of trails and footpaths through the beautiful Dartmoor National Park.

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