North Tawton, Devon

Are you looking for a home full of charm, character, and space – all tucked away in a vibrant Devon town? This unique three-bedroom property in North Tawton could be just the one. From its spacious living areas and cottage-style kitchen to a generous garden and versatile layout, this home ticks all the boxes for first-time buyers, small families, or anyone seeking something a little more individual.

Located in a popular residential spot, this home offers a wonderful blend of period features and everyday practicality. Step inside and you’re welcomed into the large living room measuring over 18ft in length, ideal for cosy nights in or entertaining friends and family. Beyond this, an additional space connects the downstairs rooms, offering access to the kitchen on the left and the staircase to the upper floor on the right. This flexible layout is great for those who like distinct yet connected spaces.

To the rear is a spacious kitchen/dining room filled with rustic charm. With its tiled floor, cottage-style units, and inviting atmosphere, it’s a fantastic space for family meals or relaxed weekend breakfasts. A door lead out to a private, enclosed garden, which is ideal for children, pets, or simply soaking up the sun.

Upstairs, the layout continues to impress. There are two generous double bedrooms at either end of the property, along with a third bedroom that’s ideal as a guest room or ever-popular home office. A family bathroom with bath and overhead shower completes the accommodation.
Outside, the garden offers plenty of space to unwind or entertain, and includes a versatile garden room, perfect for remote working, hobbies, or as a creative retreat.

North Tawton itself is a thriving and welcoming town with a great range of amenities, including shops, pubs, a post office, and easy access to the nearby countryside and Dartmoor National Park.
This is a home that offers something special – don’t miss the chance to view it for yourself.

North Tawton is located on the Tarka Trail and is fortunate enough to boast rugby, football and cricket clubs, bowls aerobics, yoga and badminton as well as a variety of societies including scouts, guides, youth club and drama group etc.
The former market town of Okehampton, lies approximately six miles to the west offering additional complementary facilities and educational establishments.
The road link is via the A30 dual carriageway which can be accessed at either Whiddon down or at Okehampton, providing excellent road communications; west into Cornwall or east to the cathedral city of Exeter with its road, rail and airport connections.