House For Sale £750,000
Bridge Park offers almost 2,800 sq. Ft. Of light filled accommodation arranged over three floors. The property has been sensitively modernised to combine the amenities of modern living with a wealth of retained period features including high ceilings, wood floors and original fireplaces.
The ground floor accommodation is accessed from a welcoming entrance hall and includes a large sitting room with a fireplace and a woodburner; as well a generous size dining room which also has a fireplace with an inset woodburner. There is a large guest suite with its own external entrance and a contemporary en suite bathroom with double shower and bath; together currently successfully used as a self-contained B & B annexe. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a large kitchen, utility room and a useful cloakroom. The kitchen provides a range of stylish fitted units with a large central island, wooden worktops, a Belfast sink and a range of modern integrated appliances. At the rear of the kitchen, stairs lead up to a sizeable dual aspect study with windows giving excellent views over Lustleigh and skylights admitting lots of additional natural light.
On the first floor, the property offers a large front aspect principal bedroom with walk-in storage and a modern en suite shower room, an additional front aspect bedroom with fitted storage and en suite cloakroom, one further rear aspect bedroom with built-in storage and a large modern family bathroom with bath, twin basins and a separate walk-in shower. The property’s two remaining bedrooms and a further contemporary shower room, featuring vaulted ceilings and some exposed beams, can be found on the second floor.<br /><br />Voted one of the best villages to live in England, the picturesque Dartmoor village of Lustleigh has a central village square, ancient church, tea shop, village store with Post Office, cricket ground and popular public house, whilst the nearby towns of Bovey Tracey and Moretonhampstead provide a wider selection of local facilities. The surrounding area not only offers spectacular scenery and unrivalled opportunities for walking, riding, cycling and other outdoor pursuits but has an excellent choice of renowned hotels including Gidleigh Park and the Bovey Castle Hotel, which has an excellent golf course.
Communication links are excellent: The nearby A38 links to Plymouth, the M5 motorway at Exeter and the national motorway network and Newton Abbot station offers regular services to central London. Exeter Airport provides a number of flights to domestic and international destinations.
The area offers a good range of state schooling including Bovey Tracey Primary School, Moretonhampstead Primary School and South Dartmoor Community College, together with a wide selection of noted independent schools including Stover, Sands, St. Christopher’s Staverton, Exeter Cathedral School, The Maynard and Exeter School.<br /><br />Bridge Park is approached over a driveway providing ample private parking and giving access to the detached double garage with store room. The front garden features an attractive glazed veranda with a paved terrace, ideally situated for enjoying the moorland views. The remaining garden is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by mature hedging and features a private rear courtyard, a side terrace with a pergola and another raised terrace, all ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying yet more views over the National Park.
The ground floor accommodation is accessed from a welcoming entrance hall and includes a large sitting room with a fireplace and a woodburner; as well a generous size dining room which also has a fireplace with an inset woodburner. There is a large guest suite with its own external entrance and a contemporary en suite bathroom with double shower and bath; together currently successfully used as a self-contained B & B annexe. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a large kitchen, utility room and a useful cloakroom. The kitchen provides a range of stylish fitted units with a large central island, wooden worktops, a Belfast sink and a range of modern integrated appliances. At the rear of the kitchen, stairs lead up to a sizeable dual aspect study with windows giving excellent views over Lustleigh and skylights admitting lots of additional natural light.
On the first floor, the property offers a large front aspect principal bedroom with walk-in storage and a modern en suite shower room, an additional front aspect bedroom with fitted storage and en suite cloakroom, one further rear aspect bedroom with built-in storage and a large modern family bathroom with bath, twin basins and a separate walk-in shower. The property’s two remaining bedrooms and a further contemporary shower room, featuring vaulted ceilings and some exposed beams, can be found on the second floor.<br /><br />Voted one of the best villages to live in England, the picturesque Dartmoor village of Lustleigh has a central village square, ancient church, tea shop, village store with Post Office, cricket ground and popular public house, whilst the nearby towns of Bovey Tracey and Moretonhampstead provide a wider selection of local facilities. The surrounding area not only offers spectacular scenery and unrivalled opportunities for walking, riding, cycling and other outdoor pursuits but has an excellent choice of renowned hotels including Gidleigh Park and the Bovey Castle Hotel, which has an excellent golf course.
Communication links are excellent: The nearby A38 links to Plymouth, the M5 motorway at Exeter and the national motorway network and Newton Abbot station offers regular services to central London. Exeter Airport provides a number of flights to domestic and international destinations.
The area offers a good range of state schooling including Bovey Tracey Primary School, Moretonhampstead Primary School and South Dartmoor Community College, together with a wide selection of noted independent schools including Stover, Sands, St. Christopher’s Staverton, Exeter Cathedral School, The Maynard and Exeter School.<br /><br />Bridge Park is approached over a driveway providing ample private parking and giving access to the detached double garage with store room. The front garden features an attractive glazed veranda with a paved terrace, ideally situated for enjoying the moorland views. The remaining garden is laid mainly to level lawn bordered by mature hedging and features a private rear courtyard, a side terrace with a pergola and another raised terrace, all ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying yet more views over the National Park.
