3 Bed Semi-Detached House, The Hall, TQ13

The Hall: 

This Grade II Listed residence was originally constructed in 1803. Last year, The Hall was carefully rejuvenated to upgrade the building fabric and to meet the demands of modern family living. Many of the buildings’ original features have been preserved such as the historical busts that adorn the front elevation and the Georgian paned arched windows. High-quality workmanship and materials are displayed throughout, namely Symphony Kitchens, Duravit bathrooms, oak veneer internal doors and stainless steel ironmongery. The property also benefits from a modern gas heating system and has been rewired and re-plumbed where necessary.

External: 

This three-bedroom dwelling is nestled at the rear of The Hall with its own private entrance. Prospective tenants will benefit from two private external areas, one of which is accessible via a patio door from the kitchen-diner. Two allocated parking spaces are also included within the rental price. 

Internal:

Downstairs, there are two storage cupboards served by the entrance hallway, besides a downstairs cloakroom. A generous kitchen-diner boasts integrated white goods appliances with modern fixtures and fittings. There is also a separate dining room which could be used as a study, nursery or playroom. The living room benefits from plenty of light with characterful windows and is also a generous size. 

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, two of which are doubles with the master featuring an en-suite. 

Indicative areas:

00 Ground floor:

• Kitchen-diner: 16’9” x 10’2” (5.1m x 3.1m)
  
• Dining room / study: 11’2” x 6’3” (3.4m x 1.9m)
• Living room: 17’1” x 11’10” (5.2m x 3.6m)

01 First Floor

• Bedroom 1: 10’6” x 11’10” (3.2m x 3.6m)
• Bedroom 2: 9’10” x 12’6” (3.0m x 3.8m)
• Bedroom 3: 6’3” x 12’2” (1.9m x 3.7m)
• Bathroom: 5’7” x 8’10” (1.7m x 2.7m)

Total area: 974 sqft (90.5 sqm) 

Location

Nestled into the southern edge of Dartmoor, and just a stone’s throw away from the beautiful Dart Valley, is the historic market town of Ashburton. This small, bustling settlement is full of places to explore and relax. The town is home to many fine eateries including restaurants public houses and cafés for you to enjoy with friends and loved ones. Within the town are all the expected amenities including post office, primary school and secondary school, local shops, butchers and a pharmacy.

With easy access to the moor and coastline, Ashburton is a fantastic base to discover the surrounding area and to try the range of activities available from your doorstop for both young and old. Venturing onto the moor you can expect to find fantastic horse riding, cycling and walking routes, rock climbing, wonderful views of the rugged landscape and the unique wildlife.

Ashburton is well-placed for great connections around Devon and Cornwall. The Devon Expressway (A38) runs past the town giving easy access to the naval port of Plymouth and the historic city of Exeter. The Devon Expressway joins the M5 opening routes to the rest of England. A 20 minute journey will bring you to Newton Abbot’s train station where you can board a direct mainline train to Bristol and London Paddington. Exeter Airport is also within good proximity. 

Please note:

The furnishings seen in the images provided will not be included. This property will be let unfurnished.