4 bedroom house
Teigngrace, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 6QN
Guide Price
£630,000
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Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Mar 2021
- Removed: Jun 2021
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Paddock
A characterful barn conversion in a wonderful semi-rural setting with land extending to approx. 3 acres. Complete with 4 bedrooms, kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room, dining room, bathroom, utility room and double garage with studio above. EPC: E
Situation - The property is situated within the small hamlet of Teigngrace, offering good access to both Newton Abbot and the A38. Teigngrace sits in quiet countryside with easy access to the large conurbations of Bovey Tracey and Newton Abbot and communications via the A38 Devon Expressway. The River Teign and Stover Country Park are within close proximity and the village has a strong and active community, offering the best of Devon country lifestyle. The larger towns of Newton Abbot, Exeter and Torquay are all easily accessible with Newton Abbot having a mainline railway station in the town providing speedy access to London Paddington, together with a comprehensive range of shopping, recreational facilities, primary and secondary schools.
Description - Constructed of Dartmoor granite, The Old Pound House consists of two barns the history of which has been traced back to the 1820s when it performed the duties of a Pound House to support the Templar estate and the granite railway enterprise. Amongst its additional roles The Old Pound House served as a cider barn thought to be in large scale production until the 1970’s. The main barn was converted to its present residential format in 1994 and the smaller barn in 2004 by the current owner who purchased the adjoining paddocks.
Accommodation - The front door leads to a welcoming entrance hall where there is a cloakroom with tiled flooring and space for shoes and coats as well as WC and wash hand basin. The superb sitting room features exposed stone walling with triple aspect overlooking the surrounding gardens. The room is cosy and wonderfully characterful with wooden beams and feature wood burning stove. Leading from the sitting room is a useful study. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of floor and wall mounted units, space for a breakfast table and a stable door leading to the front of the property. There is a gas fired Rayburn stove which also supplies the central heating and hot water supply. Next to the kitchen/breakfast room is a dining room which in turn leads to the cider press, a magnificent room with double height ceiling and exposed stone walling. Currently utilised as a utility with space and plumbing for washing and drying machines as well as additional storage and own stable door this room provides a wealth of different uses.
Stairs rise to the light first floor landing with Velux window above where there are four bedrooms all of which will accommodate a double bed. The bedrooms are served by a smartly finished, partially tiled bathroom with separate shower.
Outside - A gated driveway provides ample parking for several vehicles. To the front of the property is an area of lawn bordered by mature shrubs. To the side of the property is a large level lawn and south facing decked terrace to the rear. The plot extends to approx. 3 acres, the majority of which is split into two paddocks. The property and its land are surrounded by mature trees affording a high degree of privacy.
Garage & Studio - The driveway leads to a double garage with electric up and over door which opens to a generous space. A separate door to the side leads to a staircase rising to the studio above which has power and light and wonderful far reaching views of the surrounding countryside. The garage and studio offer a tremendous scope of uses including annexe potential (subject to necessary permissions) as there is a shower room with WC and wash hand basin.
Services - Mains gas, electricity, water and private drainage.
Local Authority - Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 4XX. Tel: . E-mail: .
Viewing - Strictly by prior appointment with Stags on .
Directions - From Exeter, follow the signs for the A38/Plymouth. Continue on this road passing signs for Chudleigh. After a short distance take the exit for Teigngrace. Continue along this road for approximately one mile before turning left into Summer Lane and passing under the bridge where you will see the property immediately on the right.
Marketed by: Stags, Totnes
Situation - The property is situated within the small hamlet of Teigngrace, offering good access to both Newton Abbot and the A38. Teigngrace sits in quiet countryside with easy access to the large conurbations of Bovey Tracey and Newton Abbot and communications via the A38 Devon Expressway. The River Teign and Stover Country Park are within close proximity and the village has a strong and active community, offering the best of Devon country lifestyle. The larger towns of Newton Abbot, Exeter and Torquay are all easily accessible with Newton Abbot having a mainline railway station in the town providing speedy access to London Paddington, together with a comprehensive range of shopping, recreational facilities, primary and secondary schools.
Description - Constructed of Dartmoor granite, The Old Pound House consists of two barns the history of which has been traced back to the 1820s when it performed the duties of a Pound House to support the Templar estate and the granite railway enterprise. Amongst its additional roles The Old Pound House served as a cider barn thought to be in large scale production until the 1970’s. The main barn was converted to its present residential format in 1994 and the smaller barn in 2004 by the current owner who purchased the adjoining paddocks.
Accommodation - The front door leads to a welcoming entrance hall where there is a cloakroom with tiled flooring and space for shoes and coats as well as WC and wash hand basin. The superb sitting room features exposed stone walling with triple aspect overlooking the surrounding gardens. The room is cosy and wonderfully characterful with wooden beams and feature wood burning stove. Leading from the sitting room is a useful study. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of floor and wall mounted units, space for a breakfast table and a stable door leading to the front of the property. There is a gas fired Rayburn stove which also supplies the central heating and hot water supply. Next to the kitchen/breakfast room is a dining room which in turn leads to the cider press, a magnificent room with double height ceiling and exposed stone walling. Currently utilised as a utility with space and plumbing for washing and drying machines as well as additional storage and own stable door this room provides a wealth of different uses.
Stairs rise to the light first floor landing with Velux window above where there are four bedrooms all of which will accommodate a double bed. The bedrooms are served by a smartly finished, partially tiled bathroom with separate shower.
Outside - A gated driveway provides ample parking for several vehicles. To the front of the property is an area of lawn bordered by mature shrubs. To the side of the property is a large level lawn and south facing decked terrace to the rear. The plot extends to approx. 3 acres, the majority of which is split into two paddocks. The property and its land are surrounded by mature trees affording a high degree of privacy.
Garage & Studio - The driveway leads to a double garage with electric up and over door which opens to a generous space. A separate door to the side leads to a staircase rising to the studio above which has power and light and wonderful far reaching views of the surrounding countryside. The garage and studio offer a tremendous scope of uses including annexe potential (subject to necessary permissions) as there is a shower room with WC and wash hand basin.
Services - Mains gas, electricity, water and private drainage.
Local Authority - Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 4XX. Tel: . E-mail: .
Viewing - Strictly by prior appointment with Stags on .
Directions - From Exeter, follow the signs for the A38/Plymouth. Continue on this road passing signs for Chudleigh. After a short distance take the exit for Teigngrace. Continue along this road for approximately one mile before turning left into Summer Lane and passing under the bridge where you will see the property immediately on the right.
Marketed by: Stags, Totnes
Land Registry Data
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