House For Sale £385,000
A detached two/three bedroom period cottage situated in an enviable and elevated position within the highly sought after village of Stokeinteignhead enjoying superb countryside views. Dating back to the late 1800s, Tickland Cottage boasts charm and character with an inglenook fireplace and inset wood burner and beamed ceiling. There are two reception rooms and a study/third bedroom. Oil central heating and double glazing are installed and outside the property is situated in a secluded position at the end of a private track with five bar gate, garden, ample parking and a double garage. In need of some modernisation viewings come highly recommended to appreciate the position, accommodation and views this individual and unique country cottage offers.
Stokeinteignhead is a typical picture postcard Devon village which is particularly well-regarded. Local amenities include a church, primary school, village hall and popular thatched inn / restaurant. The pretty seaside towns of Teignmouth and Shaldon are nearby (approx. 15 minute drive), as is the English Riviera seaside town of Torquay with its chic marina and restaurant. The market town of Newton Abbot is a similar distance and provides excellent road and rail links.
Accommodation
A stable door leads to the entrance porch and hallway. The lounge has an inglenook fireplace with inset wood burner, beamed ceiling, wood flooring and double glazed window to front and stairs to first floor. There is a separate dining room with patio doors to rear backing onto field and enjoying lovely rural views. Off of the dining room is a study/third bedroom. The kitchen is dual aspect and fitted with a range of units and spaces for appliances. The rear porch gives access to outside and also leads to the bathroom. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms both enjoying rural views over the village.
Parking
Outside to the front there is a five bar gate leading to a detached wooden double garage and ample parking.
Outside
Railway sleeper steps lead to an area of garden which enjoys the beautiful rural views over the village and countryside beyond.
Council Tax: Currently Band E
Stokeinteignhead is a typical picture postcard Devon village which is particularly well-regarded. Local amenities include a church, primary school, village hall and popular thatched inn / restaurant. The pretty seaside towns of Teignmouth and Shaldon are nearby (approx. 15 minute drive), as is the English Riviera seaside town of Torquay with its chic marina and restaurant. The market town of Newton Abbot is a similar distance and provides excellent road and rail links.
Accommodation
A stable door leads to the entrance porch and hallway. The lounge has an inglenook fireplace with inset wood burner, beamed ceiling, wood flooring and double glazed window to front and stairs to first floor. There is a separate dining room with patio doors to rear backing onto field and enjoying lovely rural views. Off of the dining room is a study/third bedroom. The kitchen is dual aspect and fitted with a range of units and spaces for appliances. The rear porch gives access to outside and also leads to the bathroom. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms both enjoying rural views over the village.
Parking
Outside to the front there is a five bar gate leading to a detached wooden double garage and ample parking.
Outside
Railway sleeper steps lead to an area of garden which enjoys the beautiful rural views over the village and countryside beyond.
Council Tax: Currently Band E
