Guide price
£775,0005 bedroom detached house for sale
Manaton, Newton Abbot
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Detached house
5 beds
2 baths
2 sq ft / 0 sq m
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Basic 20Mbps *
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Delightful 5 bedroom house
- Versatile accommodation
- Gardens and woodland
- Detached studio/office
- Double garage
- Land amounting to 2.17 acres
- Council Tax Band F
- Freehold
A stunning family home situated in the heart of Manaton set in a large plot of over 2 acres, double garage, office and ample parking. The property comprises of entrance hallway, kitchen, dining room, sitting room, WC, four double bedrooms, single bedroom
ursery and family bathroom. EPC Band: F.
Situation - Where the Woozle Wasnt occupies a superb rural position on the fringes of the popular Dartmoor village of Manaton. Manaton is surrounded by beautiful moorland countryside, being a combination of open moorland with rugged tors contrasted by sheltered wooded valleys and shallow coombes. Manaton has a strong community with a fine 15th Century parish church adjoining the village green, church hall and a well-regarded pub with shop. The well known moorland town of Widecombe-in-the-moor lies less than 3 miles distant and has a wider range of shops, services and amenities. The town of Bovey Tracey (4 miles) has an excellent range of shops and facilities whilst the market town of Newton Abbot with its mainline railway station on the London Paddington line together with extensive facilities and further shopping is 11 miles.
The A38 dual carriageway (6 miles) provides excellent access to Plymouth in the south and Exeter and the M5 motorway to the north. The university and cathedral city of Exeter has the wide range of facilities one would expect of a city of its importance, including excellent dining, shopping, theatre and sporting pursuits. Exeter has two mainline railway station to London on the Paddington and Waterloo lines and Exeter International Airport lies 4 miles to the east of the city.
Being located within the Dartmoor National Park, Where the Woozle Wasnt is surrounded by thousands of acres of unspoilt moorland and is ideally situated to take advantage of the wide range of outdoor pursuits including walking, riding, cycling and fishing.
Description - Where the Woozle Wasnt is a detached family house which dates from the 1930s, with a later extension. Of rendered elevations under a slate roof, it offers accommodation of 1,800 sq ft laid out over two floors.
Accommodation - On the ground floor is a side-entrance porch/boot room, with wc, leading into the kitchen and through to the large dining room. This room has stunning views towards Hunters Tor at the front and glazed double doors leading out onto the terrace and gardens at the back. The light and generously-sized sitting room has a front entrance porch, an attractive open fireplace and windows on all sides which give fine views over the gardens and surrounding countryside.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, two single bedrooms and a family bathroom. There are spectacular views of Dartmoor from this floor towards Hunters Tor, Sharpitor, Trendlebere Down, Easdon Tor, St. Winifred's Church, Manaton and Manaton Rocks.
Gardens And Grounds - Outside is a large double garage with an additional room currently used as an office/study. The well-maintained, mature gardens include a variety of native trees, extensive lawned areas, flower and vegetable gardens and fruit trees. Terraced areas surround the property on three sides. Also within the grounds are a double-bay goat shed and a greenhouse.
The majority of the land is broadleaf woodland and is situated to the rear of the property boasting some splendid examples of oak, ash, beech, birch, sycamore, hazel, blackthorn and more. In the spring it is transformed by a carpet of bluebells and throughout the year acts as a haven for all types of Dartmoor wildlife, including badgers, foxes, deer, dormice, owls, ravens, buzzards, woodpeckers and more. Within the wood is a secluded, level grass area ideal for picnics and camping. Overall the property amounts to about 2.17 acres.
Services - Mains electricity. Mains water (with additional rights to draw water from local spring). Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating.
Council Tax - Teignbridge - F
Tenure - Freehold
Directions - From Exeter proceed on the A38 towards Plymouth exiting at the Drumbridges roundabout. Proceed on the A382 to Bovey Tracey and at the 2nd roundabout turn left onto the B3387 signposted Manaton. On entering the village, turn left opposite the Kestor Inn. Proceed along this lane, up Deal Hill and at the small crossroads, turn left. After quarter of a mile the entrance to the property is on the right of a left-hand bend.
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ursery and family bathroom. EPC Band: F.
Situation - Where the Woozle Wasnt occupies a superb rural position on the fringes of the popular Dartmoor village of Manaton. Manaton is surrounded by beautiful moorland countryside, being a combination of open moorland with rugged tors contrasted by sheltered wooded valleys and shallow coombes. Manaton has a strong community with a fine 15th Century parish church adjoining the village green, church hall and a well-regarded pub with shop. The well known moorland town of Widecombe-in-the-moor lies less than 3 miles distant and has a wider range of shops, services and amenities. The town of Bovey Tracey (4 miles) has an excellent range of shops and facilities whilst the market town of Newton Abbot with its mainline railway station on the London Paddington line together with extensive facilities and further shopping is 11 miles.
The A38 dual carriageway (6 miles) provides excellent access to Plymouth in the south and Exeter and the M5 motorway to the north. The university and cathedral city of Exeter has the wide range of facilities one would expect of a city of its importance, including excellent dining, shopping, theatre and sporting pursuits. Exeter has two mainline railway station to London on the Paddington and Waterloo lines and Exeter International Airport lies 4 miles to the east of the city.
Being located within the Dartmoor National Park, Where the Woozle Wasnt is surrounded by thousands of acres of unspoilt moorland and is ideally situated to take advantage of the wide range of outdoor pursuits including walking, riding, cycling and fishing.
Description - Where the Woozle Wasnt is a detached family house which dates from the 1930s, with a later extension. Of rendered elevations under a slate roof, it offers accommodation of 1,800 sq ft laid out over two floors.
Accommodation - On the ground floor is a side-entrance porch/boot room, with wc, leading into the kitchen and through to the large dining room. This room has stunning views towards Hunters Tor at the front and glazed double doors leading out onto the terrace and gardens at the back. The light and generously-sized sitting room has a front entrance porch, an attractive open fireplace and windows on all sides which give fine views over the gardens and surrounding countryside.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, two single bedrooms and a family bathroom. There are spectacular views of Dartmoor from this floor towards Hunters Tor, Sharpitor, Trendlebere Down, Easdon Tor, St. Winifred's Church, Manaton and Manaton Rocks.
Gardens And Grounds - Outside is a large double garage with an additional room currently used as an office/study. The well-maintained, mature gardens include a variety of native trees, extensive lawned areas, flower and vegetable gardens and fruit trees. Terraced areas surround the property on three sides. Also within the grounds are a double-bay goat shed and a greenhouse.
The majority of the land is broadleaf woodland and is situated to the rear of the property boasting some splendid examples of oak, ash, beech, birch, sycamore, hazel, blackthorn and more. In the spring it is transformed by a carpet of bluebells and throughout the year acts as a haven for all types of Dartmoor wildlife, including badgers, foxes, deer, dormice, owls, ravens, buzzards, woodpeckers and more. Within the wood is a secluded, level grass area ideal for picnics and camping. Overall the property amounts to about 2.17 acres.
Services - Mains electricity. Mains water (with additional rights to draw water from local spring). Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating.
Council Tax - Teignbridge - F
Tenure - Freehold
Directions - From Exeter proceed on the A38 towards Plymouth exiting at the Drumbridges roundabout. Proceed on the A382 to Bovey Tracey and at the 2nd roundabout turn left onto the B3387 signposted Manaton. On entering the village, turn left opposite the Kestor Inn. Proceed along this lane, up Deal Hill and at the small crossroads, turn left. After quarter of a mile the entrance to the property is on the right of a left-hand bend.
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