£365,000
(£269/sq. ft)
3 bed cottage for saleHarpers Hill, Okehampton EX20
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
1,356 sq. ft
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About this property
Grade II Listed Cottage
Characterful, period cottage a short walk away from the village centre
Well maintained & updated during current ownership
Retaining a wealth of original features & character
Walking Distance To Village Pub & Church
Attractive and established gardens with views towards Dartmoor
Okehampton Train Station 8 Miles Away
Fibre Broadband Area
Description
Conveniently located a short walk from the village square, this detached residence is within walking distance to the village Inn, church, hall and primary school.
Typical with a Devonshire cottage of its era, we are cob construction underneath a thatched roof (which has been re thatched in recent years)
Measuring approximately 126 square meters of living accommodation, the spacious layout is quirky as to expect but it offers multiple reception rooms, WC facilities & utility area on entrance level which is completed with a useful work from home office / hobby room and dual aspect kitchen. To the first floor there are three bedrooms (two of which are large doubles) and a shower room.
Externally, this generous plot provides well tendered and thoughtfully created garden areas to enjoy along with a useful stone built outbuilding. From the gardens there are views towards Dartmoor and 'Yes Tor'. Subject to a sale, our vendors have viewed a property they would love to pursue further.
Council Tax Band: D (West Devon Borough Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Property Location
Some six miles to the north-west of Okehampton lies Northlew, which John Betjeman described as 'a village, which almost became a town'. It is a village full of character with many examples of traditional rural buildings and superb views to Dartmoor from the lanes surrounding it.
The village clusters around one of the largest open squares in Devon, reflecting its Saxon origins. Close by stands the fifteenth-century church of St Thomas of Canterbury, and the Hebron Methodist Chapel. The Methodist Chapel and St Thomas' Church have regular services and activities, St Thomas' often including the children at the local school. Both the church and chapel have their own rooms used for some of the village activities.
Entrance Hall (1.68m x 1.75m)
Dining Room (3.98m x 4.31m)
Kitchen (3.29m x 3.73m)
Inner Hall
Utility Area
Sitting Room (4.89m x 4.03m)
Home Office (5.95m x 2.29m)
WC (1.71m x 0.81m)
First Floor Landing (1.69m x 2.44m)
Bedroom 2 (3.01m x 3.86m)
Shower Room (2.86m x 1.64m)
Bedroom 3 (3.00m x 2.30m)
Bedroom 1 (4.67m x 3.81m)
Outside
A spacious and private enclosed rear garden which benefits rear access is made up of a variety of areas to enjoy, whether you are relaxing on the patio terrace or keeping busy within the many established fruit trees, shrubs, plants and vegetable plots. Within the garden is a stone built outbuilding that makes the perfect garden room / workshop benefiting light & power connected. As mentioned earlier from the garden there far reaching views towards Dartmoor.
Outbuilding (4.12m x 1.92m)
With light and power connected. A useful garden room / workshop.
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