House For Sale £1,000,000
A wonderful grade II listed village home offering extensive accommodation and a large walled garden.
Beautifully-presented and seamlessly blending period features and functionality, the property is ne of the most important houses within the highly-regarded and well-served village of Ipplepen. Virtually detached (a small part of the side wall adjoining next door) the property has a magnificent walled garden to the rear which is some 70 metres in length with sunken stone terrace, well-tended lawns, outbuilding/store and extensive planting all enjoying a high level of privacy and seclusion. Attached to the side, a barn-style garage and gravelled approach provide off road parking.
The attractive village of Ipplepen offers an active and vibrant lifestyle opportunity with many long-established clubs and societies, regular social events being held at various locations including The Village Hub and the village hall. Within a short walk are facilities including "The Wellington Inn", a long-established and popular public house/restaurant, St Andrews the historical and well-attended village church, Ipplepen Primary School with excellent Ofsted report, modern health centre and pharmacy and small supermarket. In addition, the village has its own park with Children's play area, tennis courts and bowling greens. Within a mile is Dainton Park with its 18-hole golf course, health club and gym and excellent restaurant and bar open to non-members.
Ipplepen is located off the A381 and is approximately 4 miles from the well-served and rapidly expanding market town of Newton Abbot with its excellent road links and mainline railway station, and approximately 5 miles from the historic town of Totnes sitting on the banks of the River Dart and enjoying its famously bohemian atmosphere. Also within easy reach is the coast and Torquay and Paignton on the beautiful English Riviera.
Accommodation
Stepping inside, the accommodation is stylish and characterful with extensive and sympathetic improvements enhancing exquisite period features such as sash windows with shutters, ceiling cornices and fireplaces. The ground floor is accessed at the front through a glazed external porch with tiled floor into the main reception hallway with stone-effect floor, decorative fireplace and walk-in storage cupboard off, heading through to an inner hallway with the original turning staircase to the first floor and having an up-to-the-minute shower room/WC off with white suite and co-ordinating mosaic tiling.
The living accommodation comprises 3 lovely and completely separate reception rooms with fireplaces and multiple windows providing plenty of natural light. In addition, there is a show-stopping living/dining/kitchen which was formerly 2 rooms and is flooded with natural light through 3 large windows and 2 Velux roof lights in the part-vaulted ceiling. Features include a tiled floor throughout, face brick wall, window seat and walk-in larder. The kitchen area is fitted with a selection of bespoke modern period-style cabinets with solid granite counters, Belfast sink and a gas-fired Aga. An adjacent plumbed utility room has matching kitchen units, integrated single oven and stable door to the garden. A split-level first floor landing provides access to 4 excellent double bedrooms, some with fitted wardrobes, the principal with lovely en-suite, and family bathroom. Completing the accommodation is a particularly spacious 5th bedroom located on the second floor with walk-in storage room off.
Gardens.
Wonderful rear garden privately enclosed by characterful stone walls with long expanse of lawn, patio, store and extensive planting.
Parking
Attached barn-style garage and gravelled approach. Electric vehicle charger.
Agent's Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band F
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains gas. Mains drainage. Mains electricity.
EPC: Exempt as Grade II Listed.
Beautifully-presented and seamlessly blending period features and functionality, the property is ne of the most important houses within the highly-regarded and well-served village of Ipplepen. Virtually detached (a small part of the side wall adjoining next door) the property has a magnificent walled garden to the rear which is some 70 metres in length with sunken stone terrace, well-tended lawns, outbuilding/store and extensive planting all enjoying a high level of privacy and seclusion. Attached to the side, a barn-style garage and gravelled approach provide off road parking.
The attractive village of Ipplepen offers an active and vibrant lifestyle opportunity with many long-established clubs and societies, regular social events being held at various locations including The Village Hub and the village hall. Within a short walk are facilities including "The Wellington Inn", a long-established and popular public house/restaurant, St Andrews the historical and well-attended village church, Ipplepen Primary School with excellent Ofsted report, modern health centre and pharmacy and small supermarket. In addition, the village has its own park with Children's play area, tennis courts and bowling greens. Within a mile is Dainton Park with its 18-hole golf course, health club and gym and excellent restaurant and bar open to non-members.
Ipplepen is located off the A381 and is approximately 4 miles from the well-served and rapidly expanding market town of Newton Abbot with its excellent road links and mainline railway station, and approximately 5 miles from the historic town of Totnes sitting on the banks of the River Dart and enjoying its famously bohemian atmosphere. Also within easy reach is the coast and Torquay and Paignton on the beautiful English Riviera.
Accommodation
Stepping inside, the accommodation is stylish and characterful with extensive and sympathetic improvements enhancing exquisite period features such as sash windows with shutters, ceiling cornices and fireplaces. The ground floor is accessed at the front through a glazed external porch with tiled floor into the main reception hallway with stone-effect floor, decorative fireplace and walk-in storage cupboard off, heading through to an inner hallway with the original turning staircase to the first floor and having an up-to-the-minute shower room/WC off with white suite and co-ordinating mosaic tiling.
The living accommodation comprises 3 lovely and completely separate reception rooms with fireplaces and multiple windows providing plenty of natural light. In addition, there is a show-stopping living/dining/kitchen which was formerly 2 rooms and is flooded with natural light through 3 large windows and 2 Velux roof lights in the part-vaulted ceiling. Features include a tiled floor throughout, face brick wall, window seat and walk-in larder. The kitchen area is fitted with a selection of bespoke modern period-style cabinets with solid granite counters, Belfast sink and a gas-fired Aga. An adjacent plumbed utility room has matching kitchen units, integrated single oven and stable door to the garden. A split-level first floor landing provides access to 4 excellent double bedrooms, some with fitted wardrobes, the principal with lovely en-suite, and family bathroom. Completing the accommodation is a particularly spacious 5th bedroom located on the second floor with walk-in storage room off.
Gardens.
Wonderful rear garden privately enclosed by characterful stone walls with long expanse of lawn, patio, store and extensive planting.
Parking
Attached barn-style garage and gravelled approach. Electric vehicle charger.
Agent's Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band F
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains gas. Mains drainage. Mains electricity.
EPC: Exempt as Grade II Listed.
