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£440,0003 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Belstone, Okehampton
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Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B
Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Sitting Room
- Kitchen/Dining Room
- Utility Room
- Three Bedrooms
- Family Bathroom
- Enclosed Garden
- Dartmoor Village Location
- EPC Band F
- Council Tax Band B
- Freehold
A charming Victorian semi-detached family home, situated in the heart of this increasingly desirable Dartmoor village. In brief the property offers a ground floor with sitting room, a large kitchen/dining room, utility room and downstairs shower, while the upstairs offers three sizable bedrooms and a family bathroom with a number of the rooms retaining the properties features.
EPC Band - F, Council tax Band - B, Freehold
Situation - The Dartmoor village of Belstone is a particularly unspoilt moorland community, which is well known for its local inn 'The Tors', together with it's popular tea room and village cricket club. From Belstone there are some superb walks and outriding onto paths and trails amongst the dramatic tors and hills of Dartmoor. A more comprehensive range of amenities can be found in the nearby town of Okehampton which has three supermarkets including a Waitrose, nationally and locally owned shops, modern hospital and leisure centre. There is schooling from infant to A-level standard, sports and leisure facilities including thriving rugby and football clubs as well as tennis, squash and bowls. The cathedral and university city of Exeter is easily accessible via the newly reopened Okehampton station or the A30 dual carriageway, and provides an extensive shopping centre, together with international airport, M5 motorway and mainline rail connections.
Description - A charming Victorian semi-detached family home, situated in the heart of this increasingly desirable Dartmoor village. In brief the property offers a ground floor with sitting room, a large kitchen/dining room, utility room and downstairs shower, while the upstairs offers three sizable bedrooms and a family bathroom with a number of the rooms retaining the properties features.
Accommodation - Via front door to ENTRANCE HALL: Doors to Sitting Room and Kitchen/Dining Room. Stairs to First Floor. Sash window to the side aspect. Space under stairs. SITTING ROOM: Bay widow to the front aspect. Feature fire place. KITCHEN/DINING ROOM: Fitted kitchen with base, wall and drawer units, windows to the rear and side aspect. Feature stone fire place with wood burning stove. UTILITY ROOM: Space for washing machine and fridge/freezer, doors leading to garden and SHOWER ROOM: Shower cubicle, sink and wc, window to the rear aspect. From the Hallway, stairs rise to first floor landing, doors to BEDROOM 3: Window to rear, radiator. BEDROOM 2: window to rear, radiator. BEDROOM 1: Bay window to the front aspect, radiator. BATHROOM: Bath, wash basin inset in vanity unit with storage under and wc, mirrored cupboard and shelving above. Window to the side.
Outside - From the Utility Room a door leads to an attractive enclosed rear garden with a paved patio area and lawned garden with access to the front of the property. To the rear of the property there are storage sheds, oil tank and an external boiler.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage. This property benefits from a private oil supply powering the heating and hot water system. Local Authority - West Devon Borough Council. Council Tax Band - B
Broadband: Superfast believed to be available up to 80mbps (Ofcom), Mobile Coverage: Limited indoor and likely outdoor (Ofcom)
Directions - From Okehampton, proceed out of town in an easterly direction, up Exeter Road, Towards Sticklepath. Proceed over the dual carriageway and pass the White House services (BP) on the left hand side. After a short distance, at Tongue End, turn right signposted for Belstone. Stay on this road and continue on into the village, Passing the village hall on the right hand side, follow the road round to the right, and as the road it splits, bear left and continue around to the green and at the T-Junction, bear right, continue & the property will be found on the right hand side.
EPC Band - F, Council tax Band - B, Freehold
Situation - The Dartmoor village of Belstone is a particularly unspoilt moorland community, which is well known for its local inn 'The Tors', together with it's popular tea room and village cricket club. From Belstone there are some superb walks and outriding onto paths and trails amongst the dramatic tors and hills of Dartmoor. A more comprehensive range of amenities can be found in the nearby town of Okehampton which has three supermarkets including a Waitrose, nationally and locally owned shops, modern hospital and leisure centre. There is schooling from infant to A-level standard, sports and leisure facilities including thriving rugby and football clubs as well as tennis, squash and bowls. The cathedral and university city of Exeter is easily accessible via the newly reopened Okehampton station or the A30 dual carriageway, and provides an extensive shopping centre, together with international airport, M5 motorway and mainline rail connections.
Description - A charming Victorian semi-detached family home, situated in the heart of this increasingly desirable Dartmoor village. In brief the property offers a ground floor with sitting room, a large kitchen/dining room, utility room and downstairs shower, while the upstairs offers three sizable bedrooms and a family bathroom with a number of the rooms retaining the properties features.
Accommodation - Via front door to ENTRANCE HALL: Doors to Sitting Room and Kitchen/Dining Room. Stairs to First Floor. Sash window to the side aspect. Space under stairs. SITTING ROOM: Bay widow to the front aspect. Feature fire place. KITCHEN/DINING ROOM: Fitted kitchen with base, wall and drawer units, windows to the rear and side aspect. Feature stone fire place with wood burning stove. UTILITY ROOM: Space for washing machine and fridge/freezer, doors leading to garden and SHOWER ROOM: Shower cubicle, sink and wc, window to the rear aspect. From the Hallway, stairs rise to first floor landing, doors to BEDROOM 3: Window to rear, radiator. BEDROOM 2: window to rear, radiator. BEDROOM 1: Bay window to the front aspect, radiator. BATHROOM: Bath, wash basin inset in vanity unit with storage under and wc, mirrored cupboard and shelving above. Window to the side.
Outside - From the Utility Room a door leads to an attractive enclosed rear garden with a paved patio area and lawned garden with access to the front of the property. To the rear of the property there are storage sheds, oil tank and an external boiler.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage. This property benefits from a private oil supply powering the heating and hot water system. Local Authority - West Devon Borough Council. Council Tax Band - B
Broadband: Superfast believed to be available up to 80mbps (Ofcom), Mobile Coverage: Limited indoor and likely outdoor (Ofcom)
Directions - From Okehampton, proceed out of town in an easterly direction, up Exeter Road, Towards Sticklepath. Proceed over the dual carriageway and pass the White House services (BP) on the left hand side. After a short distance, at Tongue End, turn right signposted for Belstone. Stay on this road and continue on into the village, Passing the village hall on the right hand side, follow the road round to the right, and as the road it splits, bear left and continue around to the green and at the T-Junction, bear right, continue & the property will be found on the right hand side.
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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.