Princetown, Yelverton

A three bedroom, BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED, semi detached house with open moorland views and landscaped rear gardens, DRIVEWAY PARKING & WORKSHOP.

SITUATION AND DESCRIPTION
With striking views towards open moorland in the near distance, this semi-detached house has plenty to offer including good-sized rear gardens and comfortable accommodation within. Built in the mid-twentieth century, the property has been extended and improved over the years.

Tucked away on a quiet private road on the edge of a picturesque Dartmoor village, this well presented semi-detached home has been carefully improved over the years by the current owners, the property is immaculately maintained throughout and ready to move into.

A spacious entrance porch welcomes you into the home, leading into a cosy yet light-filled living room, an inviting dining room, and a well-appointed kitchen. At the rear, a generous conservatory-style orangery provides a peaceful retreat, with lovely views over the garden and beyond - perfect for relaxing or entertaining year-round. A downstairs cloakroom and a handy store cupboard complete the ground floor. UUpstairs, you'll find three well-proportioned bedrooms, including two excellent double rooms, all served by a stylish and modern shower room.

Outside, the landscaped garden is a true testament to the current owners; thoughtfully planted with mature shrubs and flowers that attract local wildlife. A sunny patio offers the ideal spot for outdoor dining and far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. A superb outbuilding, currently used as a workshop, adds even more versatility to the property.

With driveway parking, a peaceful setting, and easy access to village amenities and open moorland walks, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy the best of rural living in a home full of warmth and charm.

Princetown is the largest of Dartmoor National Park’s villages and is perfectly suited for those seeking to explore the 365 square miles of the open moors. The village has a number of shops including a post office/general store, primary school, community centre, public house and Dartmoor National Park Visitor Centre, formerly the Old Duchy Hotel, in which it is believed Sir Arthur Conan Doyle penned Sherlock Holmes’ most famous adventure, the Hound of the Baskervilles, which is set on the high moors. Further facilities are to be found in Tavistock and Yelverton with the regional centre of Plymouth a little further to the south-west. There is a regular bus service to and from the city of Plymouth which is 14 miles distant.

AGENTS NOTE
The form of construction, known as a type of prefabricated reinforced concrete (PRC), does not usually qualify for mortgage lending and, as such, is better suited to cash buyers only. If prospective buyers require mortgage funding it is recommended that they check with their lenders before making arrangements to view this property.

ACCOMODATION
Reference made to any fixture, fittings, appliances, or any of the building services does not imply that they are in working order or have been tested by us. Purchasers should establish the suitability and working condition of these items and services themselves.
The accommodation, together with approximate room sizes, is as shown in the floorplan.

SERVICES
Mains Electricity, Water, Drainage, oil fired central heating

OUTGOINGS
We understand the property is band ‘A’ for Council Tax purposes.

VIEWINGS
By appointment with MANSBRIDGE BALMENT YELVERTON on .

DIRECTIONS

From Yelverton follow directions for Princetown. On entering the village, turn left at the mini roundabout with the Dartmoor Visitor Centre on your left-hand side. Follow this road passing the shops and school on the right, then passing the church on the left. Turn right into Barrack Road and follow this to the end turning right and the right again into Blackabrook Avenue. The property will then be found on the left hand side.