The Village, Milton Abbot, Tavistock, Devon, PL19

A rare opportunity to purchase a two-bedroom, semi-detached cottage believed to be one of the oldest in the village. Meticulously extended and crafted, offering an enchanting interior that transports you back in time, 'June Cottage' sits in a prominent position in the historic village of Milton Abbot. The property benefits from private parking for two vehicles, a small but well matured garden, and a beautiful bespoke conservatory.

Lovingly maintained by the current owner for the past 25 years, this property would make a superb home for those looking for a characterful home, or as a potential holiday property bursting with charm.

A high covered porch gives shelter to the wooden stable door which opens into a small entrance. The kitchen is furnished in a rustic style with repurposed Marble worktops, Belfast sink and open wooden cabinetry. An electric Rayburn provides heat to this part of the house and adds to the overall charm. Slate flagstones and exposed beams follow throughout the ground floor and lead you into the open plan living accommodation. An intricate slate fire surround with a 16th Century grate is the focal point of the room. A small snug/dining area has another fireplace with which sits an early 20th Century Esse wood burner which is the best source of heat on the ground floor. A small wet room is also located on the ground floor accessed through a stunning stained-glass panelled door. Stained glass panels have been thoughtfully introduced throughout the property which produce dapple coloured light into the living spaces. At the rear of the property is a generous conservatory which encompasses a variety of repurposed stained-glass panels and window frames. French doors open from here onto the garden.

Rising to the first floor, a small landing area features a large stained-glass panel. This area and the second bedroom are extended parts of the property which were completed in 2023. The principal bedroom is a good size with a bespoke dormer window which was added by the current owner to make the most of the beautiful South-Westerly views across the village and to open countryside. A detailed iron balustrade is open to the stairway and makes the room feel ever more spacious. This charming bedroom also features exposed wooden floorboards and an iron fireplace with slate hearth. The en-suite bathroom accommodates a roll-top bath, Victorian Burlington toilet and a bespoke cupboard that houses the newly installed immersion tank. The second bedroom is dual aspect and has a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams.

Outside the property sits on a corner plot with a small garden that wraps around two sides of the property. The garden includes a variety of mature shrubs, creepers, and ornamental trees. Two small ponds add to the interest as well as a red telephone box which makes for a useful garden shed.

Located beyond the adjoining cottage is the private parking/additional garden area. This is largely laid to gravel and features a wooden garden shed alongside a pergola.

This enchanting home is like no other, and a real credit to the current owner and a homage to the past. The quality of the craftsmanship throughout this cottage really needs to be seen to be appreciated. The entire property has been thoughtfully decorated with a beautiful colour palate. Whilst not conventional, this makes for a wonderful lifestyle nestled in a beautiful conservation area and in the heart of the community. The property is supplies by mains electricity, mains drainage, and a private water supply from the Duke of Bedford Estate. The property is heated via the electric Rayburn, thermostatic electric heaters, and the fireplaces. Hot water is suppled via the electric immersion that was installed in 2025.