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Rock Vale Redlap • Dartmouth • South Devon ROCK VALE REDLAP • DARTMOUTH • SOUTH DEVON ROCK VALE REDLAP • DARTMOUTH • SOUTH DEVON Dartmouth about 2 miles • Totnes about 12 miles • Blackpool Sands Beach about 1 mile • A38 Expressway about 19 miles (Distances are approximate) Contemporary grand design house situated in its own secret coastal valley of some 30 acres Rock Vale (4,882 sq ft) Entrance hall, living room, dining hall, sun room, snug / library, kitchen / breakfast room, utility room First floor drawing room with wrap around balcony Principal suite with dressing area, bathroom and private terrace 4 further bedrooms (1 currently listed as a study), 5 further shower rooms Rock Vale Cottage (1528 sq ft) Entrance hall, entrance porch, utility room, kitchen / breakfast room, study / dining room, sitting room 3 double bedrooms, en suite bathroom, shower room Outbuildings (4560 sq ft) Workshop and log store with first floor store room above 70’ modern agricultural barn with mezzanine floor Greenhouse, garden store, store room and open bay store. EPC Main House - C EPC Cottage - D SAVILLS SOUTH HAMS Sterling Court, 17 Dix’s Field, Exeter, EX1 1QA [email protected] 01548 800 462 Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text SITUATION Rock Vale occupies a stunning coastal position overlooking a wondrous valley with magnificent sea views. The house is situated off a quiet country lane in Redlap, a tiny hamlet situated between Dartmouth and the village of Stoke Fleming and in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Stoke Fleming, which is about 1 mile away, is a bustling and vibrant village with an excellent primary school, village store / post office, bistro, popular village pub and church. Dartmouth offers a wonderful selection of shops, boutiques, galleries, pubs and restaurants, in addition to a cinema, leisure centre, supermarket and Britannia Royal Naval College. Dartmouth is situated at the mouth of The River Dart with a deep-water port which attracts sailing vessels from all over the world and is considered to be one of the prettiest in Europe. Totnes (12 miles) offers a main line rail link to London and the A38 provides access to Exeter and the M5. DESCRIPTION Rock Vale is a spectacular contemporary home that has been designed and built around one of the most glorious views in the South Hams. The house has been built with modern living at the forefront of the design concept and the attention to detail is exquisite. The cathedral style entrance hall that greets you as you enter Rock Vale is quite spectacular, with a double height vaulted ceiling and floating staircase rising to the first floor. The open plan living on the ground floor is thoughtfully designed with breakaway areas including a snug / library with woodburning stove and a sun room. The living room has a glazed wall that opens to the adjoining terrace and is a superb design that is worthy of a mention as there are no corner posts to distract from the sensational view. It is this level detail that can be found throughout the house that makes Rock Vale so unique. The kitchen is well appointed with flush floor to ceiling units and central island with breakfast bar. The appliances include electric Aga and side companion oven, coffee machine, tall standing wine fridge, dishwasher, double fridge / freezer and microwave. The dining hall is on a split level to the kitchen and has been created beneath a double height green oak and glass frame which fronts on to the rock face behind. It is exceptional. The first floor landing extends to a large drawing room which overlooks the dining hall and has concertina glazed doors leading to the wrap around balcony. There is an impressive floor to ceiling fireplace. The principal bedroom is as you would expect, simply beautiful. The freestanding bath overlooks the gardens and sea beyond, there is a Jacuzzi jet Morphosis shower, wall to wall wardrobes and a private terrace. In addition to the principal bedroom, there are a further 3 en suite bedrooms, a fifth bedroom that is currently used as an office and two further shower rooms. Rock Vale Cottage is situated further along the drive, away from the main house. It offers beautifully presented accommodation comprising a well fitted kitchen, breakfast room, sitting room, three bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom. GARDENS AND GROUNDS The gardens are breathtakingly beautiful and compliment the house and cottage exceptionally well. The grounds have clearly been a real labour of love and are now well established, immaculately kept and full of colour. Within the semi-tropical gardens you will find a vast array of unusual plants more associated with warmer climates, including a banana plant. The stream fed ponds are a delight and there are many places to sit and enjoy the view and the wildlife. On the edge of the boundary across the valley, is The Look Out, a stone construction landscaped into earth banks ideal for barbecuing or enjoying the panoramic views starting from the Mew Stone to the east across the entire width of Start Bay to Start Point in the west. There are a number of outbuildings within the grounds and the land extends to just short of 30 acres, which apart from the gardens also includes woodland, pasture and cliff faces which drop to the high water mark below. SERVICES Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Cat 5 cabling. Sonos sound system. Oil fired underfloor heating system to the main house. Oil fired central heating on the ground floor of the cottage and oil fired CH via radiators upstairs in the cottage. OUTGOINGS South Hams District Council. Tel: 01803 861234 Rock Vale Council Tax: Band H Rock Vale Cottage Council Tax: Band F FIXTURES AND FITTINGS Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, carpets, light fittings, garden ornaments etc are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. DIRECTIONS Proceed out of Dartmouth, keeping The River Dart on your left and follow the signs to Dartmouth Castle along Newcomen Road IMPORTANT NOTICE: Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: which in turn becomes South Town. Stay on this road out of 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf Dartmouth and you will find yourself heading uphill on Weeke or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for Hill. At the top of Weeke Hill, turn left towards Little Dartmouth any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or (National Trust) and then take the first right. Pass the entrance representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. to Redlap Estate on your left and the drive to Rock Vale will be The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily found further along as the lane bends around to the left. comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or VIEWINGS otherwise. Strictly by appointment with Savills. 20.07.24SJB. Capture Property. 01225 667287. ROCKVALE Approximate Gross Internal Area: Main House: 453.5 sq.m. / 4882 sq.ft. Rock Vale Cottage: 142 sq.m. / 1528.6 sq.ft. Outbuilding: 423.7 sq.m. / 4560.8 sq.ft. Not to scale. For indentification purposes only. Main House Rock Vale Cottage .
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