Higher Stiniel is one of only five dwellings in the tiny hamlet of Stiniel 1.5 miles from the small country town of Chagford in the Dartmoor National Park. The house is a Grade II listed building which is recorded by Historic England as being of late 15th century to early 16th century origin, there is certainly evidence of the antiquity of the house in the features throughout, including cruck timbers in the main bedroom and the large axial chimney stack in the sitting room, which is believed to have been added in the house in the 16th century. The accommodation provides a warm and comfortable atmosphere, which is characteristic in buildings of this type. The main house is south facing, with large sash and leaded windows, allowing light to stream in, creating awonderfully bright and airy interior.The property includes a range of interesting and useful outbuildings, two of which are thatched and listed in their own right as of historical interest. The buildings lend themselves to a variety of uses for storage, workspace, entertaining, small livestock or stables. The gardens are a particularly pleasing feature, full of colour with plenty of scope for the keen gardener to develop. The south-facing walled garden at the front of the farmhouse is an unusual and beautiful feature, with levelled lawn, mature shrubs, flowered boarders and rose beds. At the rear of the house is a further large, level lawn, interspersed with a number of large trees and shrubs including, Oak, Maple, Cedar, Apple, Rhododendrons, Hydrangea, providing a multitude of beautiful, sheltered areas to meander through and explore. The large barn at the rear of the property opens up to a sloping paddock (once a cider orchard), still with two old apple trees that continue to produce bountiful quantities of fruit each year. The land is perfect for the small-holder or for anyone with equestrian interests.The main house provides excellent accommodation with a beautiful kitchen with an AGA and connecting dining room perfect for entertaining. For cosy evenings there is a spacious sitting room with a wonderful original fireplace and bread oven. There is also a separate meditation room with French doors leading to the front garden and the courtyard.Upstairs there are four bedrooms including a fabulous principal suite as well as a separate family bathroom. The separate utility room is generous as is the walk-in larder. From the main house there is an attractive conservatory leading to a terraced granite courtyard with pond and well established flowers and shrubs, with a large party barn and woodstore to the rear. It is also worth mentioning the beautiful round house which is a key feature of the overall look of the property and separate stables and outbuildings which perfectly complement the rural lifestyle which is fully available at Higher Stiniel.The grounds around Higher Stiniel are a key feature of the property. From the top of the land there are beautiful views over Dartmoor towards Hookney and Birch Tor. The fields around the house have been sensitively planted with over 2000 native trees for both wildlife benefit, shelter and privacy.Lot 1 consists of four fields full of well-established wild flower meadows and includes one of the largest Ash tree in Devon. Lot 2 is a beautiful hidden valley, with a small bubbling stream running through the middle, surrounded by rare wet meadows, mature woodland sloping to the west, and a wonderful secret mossy boulder glen. The land is a spectacular haven for wildlife.The immediate walled garden in front of the house is full of mature plants and shrubs and the remaining garden has some beautiful mature trees providing an attractive contrast to the wild meadows surrounding Higher Stiniel. The courtyard garden is also a real sun trap.Lot 1: House and outbuildings with four fields - 10.62 acres.Lot 2: Secluded valley meadow with stream and woodland - 4.33 acres.In all about 14.95 acres.Stiniel is an 'exceptionally picturesque Dartmoor hamlet' (Historic England) with quintessential Dartmoor buildings of granite with either slate or thatch roofs, positioned in a small valley approximately 1.5 miles from the equally attractive small country town of Chagford. Chagford is a picturesque stannary town on the north-easterly edge of Dartmoor.Chagford has been voted "Best rural place to live in Britain" by the Sunday Times and boasts a wide range of conveniences and speciality shops including a Post Office, surgery, dentist, pharmacy, family butcher, wine shop, bakery, greengrocer, two delicatessens, various restaurants, cafes, pubs and a large hardware and household store. There are three hotels including Bovey Castle which has excellent facilities including a golf course, tennis, heated indoor pool, spa and excellent dining and the world famous Gidleigh Park close by with it's Michelin starred restaurant. Further afield is the market town of Okehampton which has a large Waitrose supermarket.The village has a primary school, pre-school and Montessori. The Cathedral City of Exeter has a good selection of private schools, including The Maynard and Exeter School. The nearby ancient stannary and market town of Tavistock has Mount Kelly which is also a private school.The A30 at Whiddon Down, is 4.5 miles away, giving good, quick access to the cathedral city of Exeter and the M5. Exeter offers a wide range of amenities befitting a centre of its importance including excellent shopping, dining, theatre and recreational pursuits. There are regular rail services to London Paddington from Newton Abbot and Exeter. Exeter Airport has a growing number of national and international flights, including daily flights to London City Airport.Chagford is perfectly situated for Dartmoor's vast array of activities such as Riding, fishing, walking and cycling which are all within easy reach of the property. It also boosts excellent sport facilities including a football pitch, cricket pitch and pavilion, bowling club and a seasonal open air river fed swimming pool. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newton-abbot-d196284/for-sale_i70177599
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Haccombe Chase, which is not listed, sits in an elevated position at the top of a long drive and offers far reaching and wonderful views. The house, was purchased in 1995 and then extended in 1996 and again in 2006.Although, it is now in need of some modernisation, Haccombe Chase is well presented and has been well maintained over the years. The entrance hall is wide and welcoming with a beautiful stone fireplace and 'Arts and Crafts' style staircase rising to the first floor.The sitting room extends to about 30' and has a floor to ceiling stone-built fireplace with woodburning stove and double doors leading through to the dining room/garden room which has five sets of French windows leading to the full width terrace and gardens beyond. The kitchen is fitted with a range of farmhouse style units, a range cooker and fridge/freezer. Off the kitchen is a study, inner lobby, and utility room. In addition to the sitting room is a living room with stone fireplace and further reception area/storeroom which leads through to the indoor swimming pool.The indoor pool has three sets of double doors offering lovely views and opens onto the sun terrace, which in turn leads to the impressive walled garden. Also on the ground floor is a downstairs cloakroom, double bedroom, and a shower room. The first floor comprises a large landing area, three double bedrooms and two bathrooms.In addition is the self-contained ground floor apartment which is accessed both externally and internally though the kitchen and utility area. The apartment comprises a living room with double doors to the garden, a fitted kitchen, double bedroom, shower room and separate cloakroom.Gardens and outbuildingsThe gardens are an impressive feature of Haccombe Chase, having been lovingly planted and maintained for over 30 years and providing an abundance of tress and colourful shrubs. The large walled garden is largely laid to lawn and home to an orchard of apple, pears, green gage and cherry trees. The garden is about 2 acres in total and the fields extend a further 38.75 acres.The outbuildings comprise a double garage, a range of barns/stores, log store and a workshop.Haccombe is situated in a beautiful valley, surrounded by farmland and traditional Devon countryside, and was once described as the smallest parish in England. The parish is known for its beautiful little church of St. Blaise, which merits two stars in Simon Jenkins' "England's Thousand Best Churches" and was built in 1233 by Sir Stephen de Haccombe on his return from the Fifth Crusade. This impressive and historical hamlet, although in an idyllic rural setting, is easily accessible to the larger towns of Newton Abbot, Torquay and the city of Exeter.The mainline rail station at Newton Abbot is about 3 miles distant and offers a regular high-speed service to London Paddington in about 2.5 hours. Haccombe is well situated between the glorious rural idyll that is Dartmoor and the sandy South Devon beaches, ensuring you will never be short of things to do or places to visit.Both Torquay and Newton Abbot offer an excellent range of amenities including superstores, hospitals, restaurants, boutique shops and galleries, and a good range of secondary schools including Torquay Boys' Grammar and Torquay Girls' Grammar Schools. The cathedral city of Exeter, which is about 18 miles away, is a hub of cultural excellence and home to one of the top UK universities. The A380 offers access to the M5 and is about 3 miles distant.Newton Abbot train station 3 miles, A380 dual carriageway 3 miles, Totnes 9 miles, Exeter 18 miles (All distances and times are approximate) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newton-abbot-d196284/for-sale_i68490665
Charming farmhouse with a Georgian Facade and two adjoining holiday cottages. Alongside 47 acres and further outbuildings including stables. DescriptionDockwell Farm is an exceptionally presented lifestyle farm centred around a handsome nineteenth century farmhouse with a Georgian facade. The property has been improved and adapted for modern living by the vendors over recent years and its setting has equally been embellished with years worth of landscaping and improvement. The grounds now form a superb setting for the house which is protected by approximately 46 acres of pasture, woodland and ponds. The farm is accessed via a minor council road and on approaching, boasts the most charming street scene. The attractive farmhouse is constructed of local granite under a slate roof and the accommodation in the house includes a generously proportioned drawing room and dining room for entertaining, with high quality detailing of the period. Flagstone flooring and large fireplaces throughout are a noticeable feature and both of these rooms face south with views over its own land. There is a well appointed kitchen to the rear of the property fitted with an oil fired four oven aga with impressive pantry and office beyond. On the first floor, there are four bedrooms, one of which ensuite and a family bathroom. The two cottages (known as Brimble Cottage and Dashel Cottage) adjoin the farmhouse to the north and comprise one three bedroom property and one two bedroom property. Both of which are complete to a high standard and have been used as a successfully run and profitable holiday letting business.Outbuildings & Land In addition, there is an excellent range of outbuildings comprising modern and traditional buildings which are all used for agriculture and storage purposes. The land in total extends to approximately 46 acres and comprises good quality, well fenced pasture land mainly bordered by mature hedge banks. The free draining run of land is well suited to the grazing of livestock and mowing purposes and yields a good crop of grass year on year. No artificial fertiliser or chemicals have been used on the land for 25 years. There is an attractive pond high in amenity value on the southern boundary of the farm which is often frequented by wild fowl and other fauna which is surrounded by further banks of lightly wooded ground. Furthermore, 19 acres are designated as County Wildlife Sites in recognition of the diversity of the grassland.LocationDockwell Farm lies in a sheltered valley just 1.6 miles from the charming village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor on the eastern side of Dartmoor. The house is surrounded not only by its own land but also the renowned Dartmoor landscape with the open moor land being accessible directly from the property boundaries. The distinctive tors of Dartmoor including Bell Tor, Honeybag Tor and the best known, Hay Tor are all easily accessible. Although surrounded by this spectacularly unspoilt and peaceful landscape, Dockwell is only a short drive to the A38 dual carriageway providing an easy commute to Exeter or Plymouth. The City of Exeter is the regional centre for the South West peninsula with excellent schooling and an abundance of retail and commercial facilities as well as communication links north.Square Footage: 4,586 sq ft Acreage: 47 AcresDirectionsPostcode - TQ13 7PNWhat3Words - ///globe.announced.proclaims For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newton-abbot-d196284/for-sale_i68926518
Parsons Loaf is a superb contemporary home situated on the edge of the much sought-after village of Lustleigh.The house has been built on five different levels to the highest of specifications with careful attention paid to the finishes and a wonderful sense of quality throughout. The house is ideal for entertaining with sliding glass doors leading directly outside from the kitchen dining room into the garden beyond making al fresco dining a real possibility.For cosy nights in there is a fabulous sitting room with a large open feature fireplace and exposed oak beams along with superb ceiling heights. There is a sunny family room. All the key rooms have access to the exterior leading to a wonderful connection between the beautiful garden and the property. For working from home there are two studies as well and good internet throughout. The bedroom accommodation is well arranged, and the principal suite is very attractive.It is also worth noting that Parsons Loaf has sound environmental credentials with a heat recovery system and a ground source heat pump. This heats not only the house but also the swimming pool. The house is very well insulated and benefits from natural green roofs on parts of the property which have matured and create a real feature. As well as the main building there are a number of barns. These could obviously be converted subject to the necessary consents but are currently used as a car port, log shed and storage.Gardens and groundsThe garden itself is a major feature of the house with many mature trees and shrubs as well as the pool area which is a perfect spot to relax and unwind. The herb garden is also particularly attractive. There are two large fields amounting to about six acres which would be ideal for equestrian use but also offer a wonderful spot to take in the far reaching views over Dartmoor towards Hound Tor. Beyond this there is some outstanding ancient woodland full of granite outcrops and bulbs which is flooded with snowdrops and bluebells in the Spring.The picturesque Dartmoor village of Lustleigh, with its period houses and cottages clustered around the village square, with popular Inn, tea shop, shop/post office, church and cricket ground, is one of the area's most beautiful. To the north and south are the towns of Moretonhampstead andBovey Tracey, with a full section of local amenities. There are private schools in the area, at nearby Stover and a selection in the University and cathedral city of Exeter.Dartmoor is renowned for its spectacular scenery, with granite tors, heather clad moorland and wooded valleys, bisected by rushing streams and rivers, and there are many varied opportunities on the doorstep for walking, riding,cycling and fishing.There are 18 hole golf courses at Bovey Castle and Stover whilst Bovey Tracey provides a driving range and 9 hole course. Lustleigh has many beautiful and historic buildings and a good selection of local amenities, including a village shop & post office, tea rooms and an excellent pub; TheCleave. A more extensive range of facilities can be found in nearby Bovey Tracey or Moretonhampstead, whilst the Cathedral and University City of Exeter is only 20 miles away.The A38 Devon Expressway, to the south of Bovey Tracey has dual carriageway links to Plymouth and the M5 motorway at Exeter. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newton-abbot-d196284/for-sale_i69925236
Nestled in a secluded valley within the stunning Dartmoor National Park, Sweeton Manor offers a tranquil retreat with breath-taking moorland views. This historic residence, dating back to the 16th century, combines the charm of a classic Devon longhouse with elegant Georgian additions, presenting a unique living opportunity for families seeking a multi-generational home.Sweeton Manor is a beautifully maintained Grade II listed property with an inviting L-shaped layout, currently comprising two interconnected homes that can easily be configured as a single expansive dwelling. The manor is framed by picturesque thatched roofs and sash windows, creating a storybook setting.The main entrance leads to a splendid stone terrace overlooking lush gardens and the moor beyond. Inside, the home boasts generous proportions with an open plan kitchen and sitting room spanning nearly the entire length of the house. A cosy wood burner enhances the sitting area, which flows into a versatile living room/library with direct terrace access. The grand oak staircase ascends to the upper floor, where a corridor adorned with recessed windows connects two spacious bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms.Adjacent, the north wing houses a secondary kitchen with a dining area and a charming built-in bench, centred around an electric AGA. This area includes a grand sitting room with a majestic granite fireplace, leading to an additional annexe bedroom.Sweeton Manor comprises seven bedrooms and six bathrooms in total, offering ample space for family gatherings and guest accommodation.The property includes a series of stunning outbuildings: a self-contained studio/home office, a thatched barn, and an additional barn with a bio-mass boiler. The private courtyard and cobbled drive add to the estate's grandeur. At the heart of the estate lies a striking green oak-framed building housing an indoor heated swimming pool, complete with steam room, changing facilities, and a spa bath (currently not in use).The expansive grounds, covering approximately 2.59 acres, feature mature trees, hedges, and extensive lawns, ensuring privacy and tranquillity. These well-maintained gardens provide a serene backdrop for both relaxation and family activities.Sweeton Manor is located in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, an area that is renowned for its spectacular scenery with granite tors, heather clad moorland and wooded valleys, bisected by rushing streams and rivers. There are many opportunities locally for walking, riding and fishing and close by is the stunning River Dart valley flowing off the moor, via Totnes, to the Dart Estuary and the sea at Dartmouth. The south coast is about 20 miles away where there are excellent facilities for sailing and numerous beaches and coastal walks. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newton-abbot-d196284/for-sale_i70964007
IntroductionWolleigh House is undoubtedly one of the area's finest country homes, it is incredibly private, has a wonderful outlook and beautiful accommodation. Having sold it to the current owner in 2011, I am delighted to have been asked to find the new owner now. We're selling much more than bricks and mortar; this is the opportunity to buy into a wonderful, country lifestyle that Wolleigh House offers. It really is very special. Built in 1891 for Henry Tanner Ferguson, a railway engineer, Wolleigh House remained in family ownership for a large part of the last century. Built of local granite in an attractive gothic style and situated overlooking its own land covering 43.8 acres, comprising landscaped gardens, pasture fields and woodland with outstanding open countryside and moorland views.The current owners purchased the property in 2011 and with the help of a renowned interior design firm, Ashton House, they embarked upon a transformation which resulted in a beautiful, welcoming and comfortable home, perfect for the modern day, whilst enhancing the character and charm of the property which suits the area and environment perfectly. Sellers InsightWe started our search for a Devon home back in 2010, we looked around for quite some time before Wolleigh came to the market. We wanted something that we could make our own, but most of all we wanted to create a family space that our children could grow up enjoying. The location for us was crucial, as we were still living in London a lot of the time, we wanted easy access to the motorway network and amenities. It was also important that when we were at Wolleigh, we could access the area quickly too. It has been perfect in every way, with easy access to Dartmoor and the coast. We've loved walking the dogs on the moor in the morning and being on one of the beaches in the South Hams in the afternoon. It's really the best of both worlds and very relaxing. When we took ownership, we got to work with our local designers and trades to get the house how we wanted. After replacing all of the windows, one of the major changes was to the kitchen, it was quite small and there were some other rooms next to it, so we managed to open it all up and create the large kitchen living space. The changes to the house allowed us to get things like underfloor heating installed in most of the ground floor and discreet speakers in the ceiling. We took lots of photos throughout the project, looking back, it still amazes us how much we did but we were so pleased with the end result. The new owner can rest easy knowing that the house has been given a new lease of life, that will ensure it remains in great condition for years to come. Another major change was the cottage for Mum and Dad. Originally there was a very small cottage and an adjoining single level property. This got knocked into one, and we put a large Carpenter Oak kitchen extension off the back. We put underfloor heating in throughout and made it a really lovely home for them, which has worked perfectly. We've had lots of really lovely times at Wolleigh and we'll treasure the memories we have made over the last twelve years. Big family gatherings at Easter, in the summer and at Christmas have been amazing. We have grass tracks leading through the fields down to the lake, through the forest and down into Parke, so the easter egg hunts have taken a while - it's been pretty magical for the kids growing up. When we bought Wolleigh, we were always planning to make the move from London a permanent one at some stage, our eldest was only a few months old at the time, and now the kids are 12 and 9. They have always loved coming to Devon, (especially to Pennywell Farm at Christmas!) but weekends are now increasingly taken up with hobbies, clubs and friends in London and so we aren't able to get down to Wolleigh as often as we'd like. The property deserves to be lived in and enjoyed and so it's time for us to let somebody else enjoy everything that Wolleigh and the area has to offer. We promise they will not be disappointed!*Step InsideGround FloorThe large oak door opens into the porch with a vaulted ceiling, stained glass window and beautiful tiled floor. From here glazed doors open into the impressive entrance hall with engineered oak floor complete with underfloor heating, oak staircase, access to a cloakroom and a fireplace complete with wood burner. To the right of the hall is the drawing and dining room, the engineered oak flooring with underfloor heating continues right through. To describe this whole space, I'd say, it's simply stunning. Elegant and timeless, with neutral tones and beautiful lighting there are tall windows bring in lots of natural light and give views over the grounds and to open moorland. The dining space has a feature wall made up of antique mirror tiles which extends the space and creates a real focal point. Delicate hanging lights above the table which seats up to fourteen, creates an intimate dining space. The drawing room area has an impressive marble fireplace with an open fire and granite hearth, it's the perfect space to sit and relax. The sitting room is also accessed from the entrance hall, again the engineered oak flooring with underfloor heating continues through. There are two sets of French doors out onto the terrace which provide a lovely view. This room has a cosy feel with tasteful decor and fireplace with a wood burner, it has a calm, relaxing feel and is the perfect space to watch a film or read.On the left of the hall is the Kitchen breakfast room with the continued engineered oak flooring with underfloor heating. The kitchen was made and installed by Smallbone. A huge island with granite top gives space for bar stools, as well as plenty of preparation area, integrated chopping board and kitchen sink, complete with boiling water tap. The kitchen is well equipped for those who like to entertain, with integrated Gaggenau electric oven and fridge freezer. There is also a Lacanche range style cooker with electric hob, electric ovens and a 'multi-cooker' which allows boiling, steaming or bain-marie cooking. To the far side of the kitchen there is further worktop with plenty of storage space, dishwasher and a Belfast sink. There is also a snug area just off the kitchen and a door from there leads into the utility room. From the kitchen breakfast room, there is access into the orangery. This bright, spacious room with two sets of doors to the terrace is the ideal place to enjoy a morning coffee, it links the house to the garden perfectly. As well as windows on three sides, there is also a roof lantern which can be opened/closed electronically. From the back of the kitchen a door access what has been the children's play room / tv room. It's a great space with plenty of storage for toys and games etc. This room has the matching engineered oak with underfloor heating as the other rooms mentioned. If there is no requirement for a children's play room, this would make a wonderful study. A door from the kitchen and Play Room/Study leads to the rear hall, where there is a secondary staircase to the first and second floor, as well as staircase to the cellar rooms. A door at the back of the hall leads to the rear hall / boot room, where there is a tiled floor, lots of space for coats and boots, a cloakroom, and a store. A door from the rear hall leads to the outside. The cellar provides excellent space too, this is not the average cellar! Plastered walls, engineered oak flooring, a temperature wine storage room, and three further, large rooms. These rooms could be used for a number of things, such as a gym, indoor cycling studio, games room or home cinema etc. First FloorThe main bedroom has been beautifully thought out and designed. The large bay window to the front has a built in window seat, perfect to relax and enjoy the view. There is also a seating area and two large windows, so there is a wonderful view to enjoy whilst in bed. Leading from the bedroom is the dressing room, with quality built in wardrobes and cupboards as well as a central unit with storage. A door from here opens into the luxury en-suite which includes, tiled floor with underfloor heating, two basins, free standing bath with mixer tap, and a full width walk in shower. Bedroom two is to the side of the property and has a bay window with delightful moorland views. With painted floorboards and a door into a shared bathroom, which has bath, separate shower enclosure, wc and basin. From the main landing there is a door which opens to the second landing. From here there is access to three further large double bedrooms, two of which have views over the grounds and painted floorboards, the other having views to the back and a carpeted floor. From this landing there is also access to a steam room with shower, a bathroom and a separate WC. The secondary staircase is also accessed from this landing. On the second floor, there is a good sized bathroom three further double bedrooms as well as door access into the rest of the loft space. The CottageOn the opposite side of the driveway is the cottage. This was originally two units that were only used as storage by the previous owner. When the current owners took ownership, the two units were combined and extended to create a good size home.Inside there is a long room which is currently used as a dining, study space with a living room at one end which has a woodburner. There is also a cloak room. There is a wide half flight staircase which leads up to the kitchen breakfast room. This is a really nice space with vaulted ceiling, oak beams and Velux windows. There are two sets of French doors out onto a private patio which enjoys wonderful moorland views. From the kitchen another half flight staircase gives access to the ensuite bedroom, complete with built in wardrobes. The property has engineered oak and underfloor heating throughout. It makes wonderful accommodation for a relative, dependant or housekeeper etc. Step OutsideWolleigh house sits in a plot totalling 43.83 acres the land slopes away from the property and is arranged into several areas including garden, orchard, lake, pastureland and forest. From the main rooms of the house, you look over the main garden, with a circular rose bed a particular feature. There is a level lawn area to the side of the house where there is a timber-built child's climbing frame complete with swing and slide. The terrace stretches the width of the property and has lots of space for furniture etc. The land has been kept so that it can be enjoyed without disturbing the wildlife and habitats that are here. The owner has kept a series of pathways cut through the fields so that from the house you can easily walk through the land. One path leads down to the lake (which the current owner enlarged and added a pathway around the outside.) where there's what was once an old cow shed, and which is now used purely for occasional storage. On from the lake the path takes you along the boundary and into the forest. There is a path which leads across an old railway bridge (not the owner's responsibility) and into a section of the National Trust 'Parke' this section is around 12.5m wide with a gate either side and leads down to the river. From there you can access all of 'Parke'- It's a really lovely extra to have.OutbuildingsAs you can imagine, there is plenty of parking at Wolleigh House. The resin bound driveway sweeps around from the electric gates, past the house and the cottage into the courtyard. From here there is access to the garages. There is a treble garage, two double garages and a single garage. The water filtration, pump and storage is also located here as are the two oil fired central heating boilers. There is also a greenhouse, potting shed and barn for the machinery such as tractor, digger etc. LocationWolleigh house occupies a superb position on the edge of Dartmoor national Park (just outside the boundary) and within a short drive you can reach several tors and hundreds of acres of open moorland. The property lies approximately 1.5 miles from the bustling town of Bovey Tracey (known as the gateway to the moor). The town offers a wide range of shops and amenities including a health centre, several restaurants and public houses, primary school, post office, banks etc to meet everyday needs. The market town of Newton Abbot is just a few miles further where there is more comprehensive shopping. The city of Exeter is approximately 16 miles with an international airport. The A38 Devon expressway is approximately 3.5 miles and provides a fast dual carriageway link to the M5 and Exeter and to Plymouth and Cornwall. A mainline railway station to London Paddington is nearby in Newton Abbot with a fast train to london approximately 2.5 hours. The coastal resorts of Teignmouth and Shaldon are approximately 20 minutes with Torquay and its international marina approximately 30 minutes away. Useful InformationTenure: FreeholdTitle Number: DN84981Local Authority: Teignbridge District CouncilCouncil Tax Band: Wolleigh House: H (£4331.90 for 2022/23) Annexe, Wolleigh House: B (£1684.63 for 2022/23EPC Rating: Wolleigh House: E Annexe, Wolleigh House: FBroadband: 'Fibre To The Property' Up to 900 MBPS via BT. Mains Services: ElectricityPrivate Services: Water, drainage, oilHeating: Oil fired central heating via underfloor heating and radiators. Wood burners and open fires. *Sellers Insight - These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as aninsight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not berelied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent.EPC Rating: F For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newton-abbot-d196284/for-sale_i68260584
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