Devon House, Bovey Tracey

Occupying the top floor of an attractive period building, this beautifully curated two-bedroom apartment which showcases a refined blend of character, charm, and carefully considered interiors. A central hallway leads to a stunning reception room, where vaulted ceilings and an expansive window create a wonderful sense of volume and natural light. This inviting space is perfectly suited to both relaxed living and stylish entertaining. The property offers two generous double bedrooms, each thoughtfully presented with a calm, boutique feel.
The kitchen is well-appointed with a range of cabinetry, space for appliances, and space for informal dining, combining practicality with understated style. The bathroom is elegantly finished with a contemporary white suite and bath with shower over. Throughout the apartment, a rich palette of colours, curated artwork, and architectural features such as sloping ceilings and exposed beams lend a unique sense of personality and warmth, setting this home apart from more conventional offerings.
The property forms part of an impressive and architecturally striking period building, constructed in attractive stone elevations and rich in historic character. The façade is defined by elegant Gothic-style detailing, including arched windows, decorative stonework, and steeply pitched roofs with dormer windows, creating a truly distinctive and picturesque appearance.
Approached via a sweeping driveway, the building sits within generous, well-maintained communal grounds that enhance the sense of space and tranquillity. Residents benefit from communal parking bays, extensive landscaped gardens, predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature trees, flowering shrubs, and established planting, providing a peaceful and private setting.

A spacious ground-floor apartment with two double-bedrooms and parking in the historic Devon house, formerly The Devon House of Mercy, a refuge for fallen women, established in the 1860's and converted to residential accommodation following WWII in the sought-after town of Bovey Tracey.

Lease details: Length of lease - 952 years remaining.
Maintenance charge - £3,000 PA (£250pm) buildings insurance and all heating included. Shared boiler system heating turned on between 1st October - 1st May.
Residents must be over 30 years of age
No children or pets