Yennadon House, Iron Mine Lane, Dousland, Devon

Yennadon House, Dousland
A substantial late Victorian residence set within approximately two acres of private grounds.

Yennadon House is an impressive late Victorian property, approached through electronically operated gates and along a sweeping private driveway. The house retains a striking period façade and offers spacious, versatile accommodation arranged over several floors.

The ground floor provides a range of reception rooms, including formal drawing and dining rooms, together with additional family and hobby spaces. The layout offers flexibility for both family living and entertaining. A sauna is also located within the house.

A galleried staircase leads to the first floor, where the accommodation includes up to seven bedrooms, depending on how the rooms are used. The bedrooms offer a range of options for family members, guests or home working. A loft room provides further flexibility and could be used as a bedroom, study or studio. Two of the bedrooms are interconnecting, which may suit families with younger children.

The basement provides useful additional storage and offers potential for alternative uses, subject to any necessary permissions and consents.

Outside, the property occupies approximately two acres of private, established grounds. The gardens include formal landscaped areas and mature trees, providing a good degree of privacy. There is a private tennis court, a small orchard and a substantial garden store. A double garage and extensive driveway parking provide space for several vehicles.

Yennadon House is situated in Dousland, on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, with the amenities of nearby Yelverton within easy reach. Plymouth is approximately 10 miles away, providing access to mainline rail services and the A38.

The property offers substantial period accommodation, flexible bedroom arrangements and extensive private grounds in an accessible Dartmoor village location.

Location – Dousland and Yelverton
Dousland is a village on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, offering access to surrounding moorland, walking routes and cycling routes. Local facilities include a public house and village hall, with a wider range of amenities available in nearby Yelverton.

Yelverton provides shops, cafés, a post office, health centre and primary school. Plymouth is approximately 10 miles to the south and offers a wider range of shopping, leisure and transport facilities, including mainline railway connections. The A38 also provides access to the wider road network.

The location combines a rural setting with access to local amenities and transport links.