About this home This charming arts and crafts house which dates from the 1920's has been in the same family ownership for over 30 years. It has a bright, sunny and welcoming interior. Wood panelled entrance with oak parquet flooring in the reception hall, feature wooden staircase rising to the first floor. The spacious sitting room has a large window that offers beautiful views of the garden, up the River Teign towards Dartmoor, this opens to an adjoining good sized conservatory ideal for summer lunches or morning coffee. There is also a separate dining room and drawing room/bedroom five which has a fireplace and a lovely wooden stripped floor. The kitchen has modern wooden cabinets and overlooks the river and Shaldon bridge, there is a door to the garden. On the first floor there are four bedrooms, three good double rooms and a large single. The generous main bedroom has an en suite shower room, there is also a big family bathroom.

Grounds The property has a large and private gravel driveway with turning area. There is also a detached double garage with pitched roof for storage. The gravel path leads you to the front entrance, surrounded by secluded and mature gardens. From the conservatory you can access a paved sun terrace that gives you a stunning view of the river and countryside. The terrace connects to a big lawn that slopes gently, interspersed with many trees and shrubs. At the back of the house, there is another paved terrace that takes you to a further large garden, again gently sloping with a greenhouse and mix of fruit trees, a small pond together with a second wide entrance off Salty Lane. Useful brick built storage sheds that have a WC and a workshop. A useful and large storage room can be accessed by a stable door, this also houses the gas boiler.

Required Information Teignbridge District CouncilCouncil Tax Band GFreehold

Directions
Leave the Shaldon office in Fore Street and bear left. At the junction proceed across onto Ringmore Road. Continue along this road and opposite Ringmore Towers is a turning on the left onto Salty Lane. The Fairstead can be found on the right.