House For Sale £330,000
The accommodation includes a beautifully fitted kitchen with granite work surfaces, wooden floor and log burner, a cosy lounge with a further log burner and double glazed bay window. Upstairs there is the family bathroom with roll top bath and mains shower over. Two bedrooms one double and a single. Sun room/library/study leading onto a grassed garden and further decker level, all enclosed with fencing. A further double bedroom is located on the second floor, with eaves storage. Outside there is a parking space to the front.
Dartmouth, once home to the Royal Navy, is one of the most popular and picturesque areas in Devon. The port town is located on the west bank of the River Dart, approximately fourteen miles by road from the market towns of Totnes and Kingsbridge. Famous for its local shops, restaurants, and art galleries, Dartmouth, due to its geographical and beautiful location has made it a magnet for the yachting fraternity but the town also has a vibrant all year round local community with numerous attractions, clubs, societies and things to do.
Dartmouth, once home to the Royal Navy, is one of the most popular and picturesque areas in Devon. The port town is located on the west bank of the River Dart, approximately fourteen miles by road from the market towns of Totnes and Kingsbridge. Famous for its local shops, restaurants, and art galleries, Dartmouth, due to its geographical and beautiful location has inevitably made it a magnet for the yachting fraternity but the town also has a vibrant all year round local community with numerous attractions, clubs, societies and things to do.<br /><br />
Dartmouth, once home to the Royal Navy, is one of the most popular and picturesque areas in Devon. The port town is located on the west bank of the River Dart, approximately fourteen miles by road from the market towns of Totnes and Kingsbridge. Famous for its local shops, restaurants, and art galleries, Dartmouth, due to its geographical and beautiful location has made it a magnet for the yachting fraternity but the town also has a vibrant all year round local community with numerous attractions, clubs, societies and things to do.
Dartmouth, once home to the Royal Navy, is one of the most popular and picturesque areas in Devon. The port town is located on the west bank of the River Dart, approximately fourteen miles by road from the market towns of Totnes and Kingsbridge. Famous for its local shops, restaurants, and art galleries, Dartmouth, due to its geographical and beautiful location has inevitably made it a magnet for the yachting fraternity but the town also has a vibrant all year round local community with numerous attractions, clubs, societies and things to do.<br /><br />
