Situation
Okehampton is a significant, historic market town situated in West Devon, uniquely positioned on the northern edge of Dartmoor National Park. The town lies in a sheltered valley at the confluence of the East and West Okement Rivers, granting it immediate access to the high moorland landscape, including the region's highest point, High Willhays. Dating back to the Saxon era, the town’s growth centred around the Norman-era Okehampton Castle ruins. Today, it retains its rural character, thriving as a local commercial centre and a major base for visitors, walkers, and cyclists exploring Dartmoor.

Location
The town's modern accessibility is excellent, primarily due to its strategic location just off the A30 dual carriageway. This major trunk road provides a direct, high-speed connection eastward to the city of Exeter (approximately 23 miles/37 km) and the M5 motorway, and westward into Cornwall. Furthermore, the Dartmoor Line rail service, reopened in 2021, connects the fully operational Okehampton Railway Station to Exeter St Davids, offering an hourly service and making the regional hub accessible within about 40 minutes. Efficient road and rail connectivity makes Okehampton a key gateway town

Overall House Description
A delightful three-bedroom semi-detached family home, pleasantly positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac and offering bright, flexible accommodation ideal for modern family living. The welcoming entrance hall leads to a convenient cloakroom/WC and into a light and airy sitting room, which flows seamlessly through to the dining room. From here, the space opens into the kitchen, creating a sociable layout that’s perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Doors from the dining area lead into the conservatory, providing an additional versatile living space with an outlook over the garden. Upstairs, the generous master bedroom benefits from its own ensuite shower room, complemented by two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property further enjoys uPVC double glazing, gas-fired central heating to radiators, and the added convenience of double-width off-road parking.