Apartment 23, Flete House, Flete, Ivybridge, Devon

Flete House is not just a residence, it’s an exquisite Historical Grade 1 listed stately home that embodies grandeur and charm. For generations, the Mildmay Family had proudly owned this remarkable property. The family continues to be a part of their legacy with the neighbouring Flete Estate.

Leasehold for 122 years with Audley Group Ltd and Managed by Plymouth Block Management with monthly service charges of £1670 pcm.

The impressive entrance to Flete House, is a gentle drive that climbs through the former country estate with its ancient Chestnut, Beech and Oak trees. Delivering you through wrought iron gates to the gravel residents parking.

The unique Castellated red limestone walls create an unconventional, yet striking visual that leaves an unforgettable impression.The meticulously maintained gardens, spanning 12 acres are a magnificent display of seasonal plantings and majestic parkland trees, including enchanting Dutch and Italian Gardens, complimented by a tennis court and a croquet lawn.

The welcoming entrance hall, is accessed through the magnificent ancient doors, you may meet one of Flete’s esteemed residents enjoying the communal space.
These feature a splendid formal dining room where occasional residents lunches or suppers are served. A library adorned with breathtaking architecturally and artistically designed Fireplace, a Drawing Room complete with comfy sofas and a Baby Grand Piano. And a delightful Snooker Room where the residents have regular competitions. Dedicated Staff are always on hand to assist with residents needs, they serve Sunday Lunch and Afternoon Tea, ensuring a delightful experience for all residents. This is a beautifully appointed two-bedroom flat, ideally situated to offer both comfort and convenience for modern living. It has a particularly desirable position on the second floor of Flete House with the convenience of both stairs and lift access.

Upon entering Apartment 23, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway and coat/storage close. The hallway has a glass panel in the roof providing natural light, doorways lead to all the rooms, at the far end it seamlessly opens into a spacious open-plan reception area, thoughtfully designed to maximise natural light and create a sense of openness.

The wonderful curved, nine panel granite mullion windows provide breath taking views of the beautiful ancient gardens and Parisian style leaded roof of the communal rooms and the chapel below. A second smaller window looks out towards the converted stable block.

The present owners have nicely furnished the sitting room area with an attractive faux wood burning electric stove, dining table, large dresser, sofa and a couple of chairs. It’s extremely spacious yet comfortable, its has natural coloured soft furnishings, a luxurious carpet and curtains hung on a bespoke wrought iron curved curtain rail. Installed in the room is a Star Sat for good internet connection and to allow for Netflix and other TV subscriptions.

The living space seamlessly connects to a kitchen, compactly fitted with a range of integrated appliances, including oven, electric hob, and a big American style fridge-freezer, slimline dishwasher, a sink-orator, washing machine and a Sheila Maid. The floor is Linoleum, with mixed formica and tiled work surfaces complimenting sleek cabinetry with ample countertop space for culinary enthusiasts. Views from the kitchen window are far reaching with both Modbury and Dartmoor National Park in view.

Both bedrooms are well-proportioned, the principle bedroom benefiting from a particularly generous space with an entire wall of fitted wardrobes and space for additional furnishings. It’s has two windows facing North over the parkland and onwards to the Moor providing lots of natural light, ideal for crafting or art.

The second bedroom, again welcoming and spacious with vast built-in cupboards and a big shelving unit, offers versatility, making it suitable as a guest room or home office. It has South facing windows overlooking the ancient manicured gardens and the attractive architectural leaded roofs.

The apartment features an ultra modern, 12 month old, stylish bathroom complete with a white modern suite, with captivating orange Amtico floor tiles and underfloor heating. The bathroom features a shower over the bath, wall hung WC, a wash hand basin, a vertical fitted cabinet and mirror with lights, a chrome heated towel rail, a pretty window with an extra wide window sill faces South over the gardens.

Beside the bathroom is a convenient linen cupboard and airer space for concealed laundry drying.

Additional features include oil central heating with painted cast iron radiators throughout the apartment and particularly attractive Crittal windows with historical Granite Mullion stone surrounds.

Tasteful décor and neutral tones provide a calm and inviting atmosphere, allowing prospective buyers to easily envision their own personal touches.

Please Note:

The monthly maintenance fees include the central heating, electricity, water services, window cleaning, property buildings insurance, daily household rubbish collection, communal laundry complete with washing machines and dryers, total garden and building maintenance, 24-hour security and staff. There is even a personal laundry and ironing service, and catering service should you wish to employ them. The service charge for Apartment 11 is presently £1,670.10 per calendar month.

The only expenses you'll need to account for are Council Tax and your personal phone or Wifi costs.

Moreover, the lease has been renewed for an impressive 122 years, offering you long-term continuity in a residence curated and managed. Ensuring that the esteemed legacy of Flete House lives on within a welcoming modern home.

Owning Apartment 11 at Flete House is more than a mere property purchase; it’s an opportunity to live within a tapestry of history and luxury. This is a unique Grade 1 Listed property which has been impeccably maintained through the ages.