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Call 01626 365055 to find out more Bulleigh Barton, Newton Abbot, TQ12 5UA £563,500 Stone Barn Conversion Five Bedrooms Two Ensuite & Bathroom Spacious Living Room Kitchen Dining Room Vaulted Ceilings Lovely Private Garden Countryside Location Great Access to Totnes, Newton Abbot and Torbay No Onward Chain Tenure: Freehold The property is accessed through an archway into the courtyard with the entrance door opening into the spacious hallway. there are doors to the three bedrooms, the family bathroom, and the utility room. There is also a useful storage cupboard and French doors to the rear garden. The carpeted third bedroom is a good sized double room with two built in wardrobes and a large window overlooking the front. Bedroom four is a large single with carpets and a window overlooking the rear garden. The fifth bedroom, currently being used as a study, has a feature curved wall and a window looking towards the front of the property. The tiled family bathroom has a bath, a shower cubicle, a pedestal handbasin and a low level w.c. The utility room offers space, plumbing and electricity for a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a small cupboard and a door accessing the garage. Carpeted stairs rise to the first floor landing with doors to the Principle bedroom and the sitting room. The Principle bedroom is located on the first floor, it is lovely, bright and spacious with a large storage cupboard. An exposed stone wall and wooden beam frames the window overlooking the rear garden. The en-suite has tiled flooring and walls, and comprises: bath with shower overhead, low level w.c and pedestal handbasin. The sitting room is a lovely warm and welcoming space with exposed stone walls, vaulted ceiling, and dual aspect leaded windows with views over the courtyard and rear garden. A feature of the room is the wood burner, which keeps this space warm and cosy during the colder evenings. A small staircase rises to the kitchen diner. Included are wall and floor mounted units, allowing for plenty of storage and Measurements: workspace. Alongside, is a ceramic hob with extractor hood above, integrated double electric oven, an integrated fridge freezer and space, electrics and plumbing for a dishwasher. A Utility Room – 6'9" x 5'3" (2.06m x 1.59m) Bedroom – 10'5" x 9'0" (3.18m x 2.75m) Velux window allows in plenty of light, enhancing the vaulted Bedroom – 6'9" x 12'8" (2.06m x 3.87m) ceilings and wooden beams. Bedroom / Study – 6'7" x 9'0" (2.01m x 2.75m) Bathroom – 7'2" x 8'11" (2.19m x 2.71m) A carpeted dining area is adjacent to the kitchen with a large Sitting Room – 15'7" x 18'4" (4.76m x 5.58m) window overlooking the front courtyard, the ideal place for Kitchen Dining Room – 12'6" x 18'4" (3.80m x 5.58m) entertaining. The guest bedroom is located on the second floor Bedroom – 15'6" x 18'4" (4.73m x 5.58m) and accessed by a carpeted staircase. The bedroom has built in Bedroom – 15'6" x 17'11" (4.73m x 5.46m) storage on both sides of the room and Velux windows, making Garage – 7'11" x 18'6" (2.42m x 5.65m) it a bright and airy room. An en-suite shower room makes this an ideal guest room with shower, low level w.c. and pedestal handbasin. At the front of the property is a parking space in front of the garage. There is further parking adjacent to the small front garden. The rear garden has been tastefully landscaped, with a paved patio accessed from the French doors, ideal for entertaining, this leads into the garden as a pathway through the level lawn with flowerbeds and mature plants either side. The pathway opens out into very private paved area with a large summer house with power and a storage shed. A really useful area to sunbathe or perhaps have your own hot tub. Useful Information: Electricity and water connected Teignbridge district council band E £2437.01 Maintenance Charge: £500 per year covering communal areas and PI insurance. Sellers Insight: Bulleigh Barton is a small community of 7 properties set around a courtyard which gives piece of mind that someone is around should you decide to go away for any length of time. We've got great neighbours and we occasionally have a get together in the courtyard, which has been lovely. We particularly liked The Willows because it has a good-sized level, and very private garden, we also liked the fact the living space is on the first floor where the character beams of the barn are on show, with vaulted ceilings etc. There are some lovely local walks, some with a pub on route. For golf lovers, Location: Dainton is just a couple of minutes Living close to Ipplepen opens up village life with its wide range of activities away, there are a number of livery yards such as two active churches, gardening clubs, WI, film club, am-dram, history locally, the closest is just a five-minute group, art classes, community choir as well as several children's clubs and walk. sport clubs. There is an excellent doctors' surgery, convenience store and post office as well as a popular pub and conservative club. There is easy access to Totnes and Newton Abbot, both of which are 10 minutes or so by car. Totnes, is a very popular town with a range of independent shops and coffee shops, and walks along the river dart. Newton Abbot, has all the amenities you could need, with a range of supermarkets, doctors surgeries, community hospital, pubs and eateries. USEFUL INFORMATION Directions: Proceeding out of Newton Abbot on the A381 road to Totnes. Proceed past Dainton Golf Club and turn left at the next junction, just next to the petrol station. Follow this road for just over a mile and then turn right. Follow this private road round past a house on the left and around to the left. Drive under the archway into the courtyard, The Willows is the first house on the right. Please park outside the house or in front of the garage. Disclaimer: Whilst these particulars are believed to be correct, they are not guaranteed by the vendor or the vendor’s agents, and neither does any person have authority to make or give any representation or warranty on their behalf. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each statement contained in these particulars. The particulars do not constitute, or form part of, an offer or a contract. .