The Propery
Nestled in an enviable position between the villages of Haytor and Ilsington within Dartmoor National Park, embrace the epitome of this characteristic and charming Devonshire cottage steeped with history dating back to 1828. Boasting a large living room with two granite lined feature fireplaces one with a woodburning fire, a kitchen / diner, 3 double bedrooms with permission granted to extend and create a fourth bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom, GF WC and a large conservatory which provides a perfect area of relaxation to enjoy gazing into the superb enclosed rear garden, the stunning backdrop of Dartmoor’s roaming hills and countryside and the ever-impressive Tor of Haytor towering above.

On Entering the Property
Inside, the home exudes warmth and expansive space. Upon entering, you are greeted by a generous conservatory, a place to remove coats, boots and shoes, and unwind a little before making your way to the home itself. From the conservatory you will firstly enter the kitchen / dining area, which is both spacious and comforting, complimented with ample worktop surface, base units, fitted appliances and an oil-fired range cooker. A well-placed window situated within, provides ample light and an unrestricted view of the rear garden and Dartmoor countryside. From the kitchen / diner you have doors leading to a downstairs WC, complete with hand basin, door to an additional entrance porch and after negotiating a small flight of stairs, the generously sized living room. The spacious living room boasts an abundance of natural light, rustic charm as well as two granite lined fireplaces, one of which houses an impressive woodburning unit. The living room is used comfortably as both living room and dining room by the current owner given the space available. From the living room, a beautifully crafted wooden beamed stair casing leads to the upper floor accommodation, which comprises of the 3 good sized bedrooms, with planning permission granted for a 4th bedroom with en-suite to be built also, all of which offer a unique view of Dartmoor and the main bathroom, which benefits from a bath with electric shower over, WC, hand wash basin built within a vanity unit.

To the Outside
The enclosed and expansive rear garden which can be accessed separately from the side of the property, as well as via the conservatory or the kitchen porch, is an exceptional feature of this property providing a tranquil oasis for outdoor gatherings and al fresco dining. The rear garden features level patio areas which allows you to unwind and enjoy the stunning Dartmoor countryside backdrop and the proud Haytor Rocks, which also often presents opportunities to spot various wildlife including birds and deer that come to visit. An expansive area of lawn, perfect for children, even adults to run freely, a water feature in the form of a small pond and ample space to create a fruit and vegetable patch, creates a truly magnificent garden perfect for every want and need.

Parking
Parking comes in the form of a sizable off-road driveway, leading to a secure double garage providing both power and light, is accessed remotely by the touch of a button, providing ample parking for you and your guests. The garage itself, as well as having plenty of space to accommodate multiple vehicles, has an abundance of separate storage space towards the rear and has previously been used as a workshop and office space.

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Location
Situated on the southeastern edge of Dartmoor, Haytor has spectacular views across Dartmoor and the South Devon coast, offering good opportunities for you to experience Dartmoor’s fascinating past, stunning wildlife & heritage. Just a short distance form the property is the centre of the village of Ilsington, which has an excellent school and wonderful village shop which will deliver to local residents, along with with the village church. The town of Bovey Tracey (3 miles) has a range of amenities & facilities including medical, veterinary & dental services, deli's, galleries, bakeries, library, churches, pubs & schooling. There is further excellent schooling at Ilsington, Liverton and Stover. The Newton Abbot mainline railway station to Paddington is approx 9 miles away. The A38 approx 5 miles and Exeter 20 miles

Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Council Tax Band: D Mains Electric, Water and Sewerage. Oil fired heating Mobile phone coverage - EE/O2/ - Limited Estimated broadband download speeds - Standard/Superfast up to 17/40 Mbps Mining search - Metalliferous Mine Search Required Flood Risk: Very Low risk of flooding from rivers and the seas, Very Low risk of surface water flooding Not listed Planning permission to build additional bedroom and en-suite, plans available.