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Nuthatch, Throwleigh, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 2HX Nuthatch, Throwleigh, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 2HX A detached period property with large gardens and versatile accommodation in need of refreshment Chagford 3 miles Okehampton 5 miles Exeter 20 miles • 5/6 Bedrooms • 2/3 Reception rooms • Kitchen • Bath & shower rooms • Garage • Parking • Gardens • Guide price £450,000 01392 255202 | [email protected] Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London stags.co.uk Nuthatch, Throwleigh, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 2HX SITUATION to London. The property lies on the fringes of the Dartmoor village of Throwleigh. This popular hamlet comprises a number of period properties and a fine church. The popular DESCRIPTION Dartmoor town of Chagford (3 miles) offers a good range Nuthatch is a detached period property of Dartmoor of day-to-day amenities and facilities including specialised granite walls beneath a slate tiled roof. It offers spacious shops, primary school, pubs, restaurants and hotels as and adaptable accommodation of over 2,000sq ft. Whilst well as a number of sporting facilities including football the property would benefit from a degree of refreshment, and cricket pitches, bowls club, tennis club and an open it has a number of period features including granite air seasonal swimming pool. The nearby town of fireplace, parquet flooring, exposed beams and some Okehampton (5 miles) offers a fuller range of shops, exposed granite stone walls. services, education and recreational facilities together ACCOMMODATION with a modern hospital and state of the art leisure centre. The porch with front door leads to the hallway with Throwleigh lies approximately three miles from Whiddon staircase to the first floor. There is a large L-shaped dual Down giving easy access to the A30 dual carriageway aspect sitting/dining room with granite stone fireplace, with Cornwall in the west and the M5 motorway in the parquet flooring, ceiling beams and bay window. There is east. Due to its position in the Dartmoor National Park, ample space for dining table and chairs. The fitted there are many thousands of beautiful unspoilt moorland kitchen has a range of eye and base level units with acres in which to enjoy a wide range of outdoor pursuits double electric oven, 3-ring induction hob and integral including walking, riding, cycling and fishing. fridge plus dishwasher. There is an ornamental stone fireplace. Off the inner hall/utility room is a modern The university and cathedral city of Exeter (20 miles) shower room and dual aspect double bedroom which offers a comprehensive range of facilities one would could be utilised as a dining room. Of further note on the expect from a centre of its importance including excellent ground floor is a study/playroom. shopping, dining, theatre and recreational pursuits. Exeter also has mainline railway stations to Waterloo and On the first floor are 5 further bedrooms, one being a Paddington plus an international airport with daily flights through bedroom together with family bathroom. Nuthatch, Throwleigh, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 2HX OUTSIDE The property is approached from the lane via wooden gates leading to a large parking and turning area. This gives access to the garage with up-and-over door plus power and light supply as well as plumbing for washing machine etc plus separate staircase to house. Through the garage is a useful store/workshop. The gardens sweep around the house and are laid predominantly to mainly level lawn and bordered with hedgerows. There are a number of well established trees and the gardens enjoy a good degree of privacy. Overall the property amounts to 0.2 of an acre. SERVICES Mains water. Mains electricity. Mains drainage. Oil-fired central heating. DIRECTIONS From Exeter proceed on the A30 westward towards Okehampton. Exit at Whiddon Down, signposted Moretonhampstead. Proceed through the village of Whiddon Down and at the next roundabout turn left onto the A382 signposted Moretonhampstead and Chagford. After approximately 300 yards turn right signposted Throwleigh. Continue into the village and on towards the church. Turn left into Shilstone Lane and continue on this country lane and Nuthatch is the last property on the right before you leave the village. Nuthatch, Throwleigh, Okehampton, Devon, EX20 2HX 21/22 Southernhay West, Exeter, Devon, EX1 1PR 01392 255202 [email protected] @StagsProperty These particulars are a guide only and should not be relied upon for any purpose. stags.co.uk.
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