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Aish Lodge, Petrockstowe, Okehampton Aish Lodge, Petrockstowe, Okehampton. EX20 3QL £400,000 www.mansbridgebalment.co.uk Impressive Victorian Property Recently Renovated 4 Bedrooms 3 Receptions Range of Outbuildings Generous Level Gardens Far Reaching Views On Quiet Country Lane Viewing Essential An impressive detached Victorian property, lovingly restored and renovated, situated on a quiet country lane near the village of Petrockstowe with a range of outbuildings, level gardens and far reaching views. SITUATION Wonderfully positioned, just off a quiet country lane near the pretty village of Petrockstowe, the property is surrounded by open countryside and enjoys some breathtaking views of the area and towards the Devon Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve and with riding stables just a short distance down the country lane. Petrockstowe enjoys a good mixture of period and modern properties, as well as a local Church, Chapel, Public House (The Laurels) and a children’s play park. The village provides a thriving and friendly community with a Village Hall where numerous groups and clubs meet, including an Art Club, a Women’s Group, a History Group, Garden Club and Cricket Club. The village is also on a long distance cycle route, famously known as The Tarka Trail, which attracts a number of additional visitors to the Village throughout the year. Primary education is catered for in the nearby Town of Hatherleigh and Villages of Merton with Merton also providing pre-school facilities. Many other amenities are available in the nearby market towns of Hatherleigh and Great Torrington to the north and Okehampton to the south providing High Street and supermarket shopping including Waitrose. Just beyond lies the A30 dual carriageway giving good access east to Exeter and the M5 motorway, or west into Cornwall. Just to the south side and only 15 minutes away is the Dartmoor National Park and the North Devon coast at Westward-Ho can be reached in half an hour. DESCRIPTION An impressive detached Victorian property which has been lovingly restored and renovated to an extremely high standard. The property, which was formerly a lodge house, is predominantly of stone construction with a slate roof and has been skillfully renovated and extended into a superb family home retaining many character features such as feature fireplaces, deep silled windows, original floor- boards and original Marland brick floor. The accommodation briefly comprises entrance hallway, ground floor bedroom or reception room with feature fireplace, living room with feature fireplace and Royale stove. A doorway leads to a hallway with original Marland brick floor and door to a family bathroom which benefits from a jacuzzi bath; dining room which has been renovated and restored with archway to the kitchen with painted stonework and views out to a country garden. A doorway and step down to a converted piggery which now serves as a large reception room or library leads in turn to another recently renovated bathroom. The property is partially double glazed and there is electric heating. There is a generous level garden which has a lawn and flowerbeds to the side of the property. To the other side there is a concrete courtyard which will accommodate off-road parking for several vehicles. There is a range of useful stone and block built outbuildings which could offer a prospective purchaser a multitude of uses. The property is bordered to all sides by open countryside and offers some stunning views. We are delighted to be appointed as sole agents for the sale of this incredibly rare and unique property and viewing is highly recommended. 2 Reference made to any fixture, fittings, appliances or any of the building services does not imply that they are in working order or have been tested by us. Purchasers should establish the suitability and working condition of these items and services themselves. The accommodation, together with approximate room sizes, is as follows: ENTRANCE HALL Stairs to first floor and doors to: GROUND FLOOR BEDRM/ RECEPTION ROOM 13' 0" x 11' 2" (3.97m x 3.41m) Electric night storage heater; timber framed window to front; telephone point; feature fireplace; original wooden floor; TV point. LIVING ROOM 15' 11" x 13' 9" (4.87m x 4.20m)(max) Timber framed window to front; fitted carpet; understairs storage cupboard; feature fireplace with Rayburn Royale with back boiler; TV point. Door to: HALLWAY Original Marland brick floor. Door to: FAMILY BATHROOM Windows to rear and side (extractor fan); coloured tiled sealed window ledge; low level WC with built-in cupboard unit behind; matching part tiled wall; pedestal wash hand basin with hot and cold mixer tap; Jacuzzi bath with built-in jets and mixer tap; wall mounted heater; stainless steel towel rail; airing cupboard with overhead header tank, immersion tank and storage shelves; Electrolux electric shower with glass partition with plastic splashback. 3 DINING ROOM 16' 6" x 8' 2" (5.03m x 2.50m) Vinyl floor covering; wall mounted consumer unit housed in purpose built cupboard; night storage heater; timber framed double glazed window to side. Archway to: KITCHEN 15’9” x 9’5” (4.82m x 2.88m) Original stone wall (painted); uPVC double glazed picture window to side; uPVC double glazed window to rear; matching range of freestanding kitchen units; plumbing for washing machine; double bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap; vinyl flooring; loft hatch. Door to: LIBRARY/FAMILY ROOM 27' 5" x 8' 8" (8.37m x 2.65m) Reclaimed timber wooden floor; original stone wall (painted); bespoke book shelves; multi-fuel burner; wooden stable door with window; three timber framed windows; telephone point. 4 Door to: INNER HALLWAY Window to front. Door to: BATHROOM 6' 4" x 5' 9" (1.94m x 1.77m) Recently renovated. Extractor fan; wall mounted heater; low level WC; Electrolux electric shower with safety glass partition; wall mounted sink with mixer tap with cupboard space under; limestone effect tiled floor. FIRST FLOOR LANDING With window to rear. Doors to: BEDROOM TWO 12' 11" x 11' 5" (3.95m x 3.48m) Night storage heater; original floorboards; uPVC double glazed window to side with rural views. BEDROOM THREE 12' 6" x 8' 4" (3.82m x 2.56m) uPVC double glazed window to rear with views over neighbouring field; original floorboards; night storage heater. MASTER BEDROOM 14' 0" x 13' 9" (4.28m x 4.20m) Timber frame wooden window to front; feature fireplace; walk-in cupboard; original floorboards. 5 OUTSIDE The gardens are level and enclosed by mature hedging with a large level area of lawn with border areas and mature trees including an apple tree and fruit bushes. Within the property boundary stands a range of useful outbuildings (in need of renovation) which could offer a multitude of potential uses. SERVICES Mains electricity. Private drainage. Solid fuel and electric heating. Oil- fired Rayburn. OUTGOINGS We understand this property is in band D for Council Tax purposes (by verbal enquiry with Torridge District Council). VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment with MANSBRIDGE BALMENT, Okehampton Office on 01837 52371. DIRECTIONS From our offices in Okehampton leave the town in a northerly direction via Market Street joining the A386. Follow the A386 for 8 miles to Hatherleigh and at the roundabout in Hatherleigh proceed straight across following the A386 for a further 2.5 miles. At Friars Hele Cross turn left, signposted to Petrockstowe and follow this road for approximately 1.3 miles and the property will be situated on the right hand side. ENERGY PERFORMANCE GRAPH 6 O921 7 BRIDGE HOUSE OKEHAMPTON • DEVON EX20 1DL TEL: 01837 52371 E: [email protected] T A V I S T O C K Y E L V E R T O N BERE PENINSULA OKEHAMPTON PLYMOUTH CITY NORTH PLYMOUTH LONDON MAYFAIR Mansbridge & Balment for themselves and for the sellers/landlords of this property whose agents they are give notice that :- (1) These particulars are set out as a general outline for the guidance of prospec- tive buyers/tenants and shall not form the whole or any part of a contract. (2) All descriptions, dimensions and areas, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details are given in good faith and believed to be materially correct but any intending buyer/tenant should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. (3) No person in the employ of Mansbridge & Balment has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty at all about the property. (4) No responsibility can be accepted for any expenses incurred by a prospective buyer/tenant in inspecting this property if it is sold., let or withdrawn. .
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