Price changed to £750,000
August 7, 2025
Listed for £795,000
June 13, 2025
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Inside, the feeling of space and light is immediate. The wide entrance hall draws you through to the principal living area — a bright, inviting space where sliding patio doors and bifold doors ensure the room takes full advantage of the sweeping outlook. Whether watching the seasons change or entertaining friends as the sun sets, this room has been designed to connect you with the outside in a relaxed, effortless way.
To one side, the kitchen and dining area strikes a perfect balance between clean-lined practicality and warmth. A central island with a Siemens induction hob anchors the space, while integrated appliances — including twin Neff ovens (one with microwave), a full-height fridge/freezer, dishwasher, combination washer/dryer and Quooker boiler tap — sit behind crisp cabinetry and seamless Quartz worktops. There’s a quiet sophistication here; every detail has been well considered.
The main bedroom suite sits to the front of the house, perfectly positioned to capture the morning light and long countryside views through a wide picture window. The dressing room has been fitted with bespoke cabinetry, offering ample storage without cluttering the space. In the en suite, materials and textures have been carefully chosen — from the freestanding bath to the walk-in wet-room style shower and wall-mounted vanity unit — creating a room that feels more boutique hotel suite than typical home.
Two further double bedrooms sit at the rear of the house, ideal for guests or visiting family, with a beautifully presented family bathroom positioned between them. The layout offers flexibility and comfort, suiting a variety of lifestyles.
The gardens have been designed with the same level of thought and attention and is always in the sun. From the kitchen, doors open out onto a sheltered terrace, where a smart aluminium pergola with a retractable louvred roof and drop-down side panels allows for all-season dining and relaxing. Beyond, a resin-bound path winds through flowering borders to a raised patio — a lovely elevated spot to enjoy the evening sun or morning coffee with a view of an exceptionally pretty rose garden.
The high-spec timber-clad garden studio sits slightly above the house, fully powered and flooded with natural light. Ideal as a home office, creative workspace, or garden retreat, it’s a space that invites flexibility.
The property benefits from a private driveway offering convenient off-street parking, alongside a compact garage with power and lighting — ideal for secure storage, a small car, bikes, or outdoor equipment.
This is a home that quietly champions energy efficiency and future-focused features, with double-glazed and triple-glazed windows throughout, 18 rooftop photovoltaic panels, a 10kW battery storage system, and a Myenergi car charger — offering real sustainability benefits without compromising the clean architectural look of the home.
Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo are two of the South Hams’ most sought-after waterside villages — and with good reason. Sheltered by rolling hills and clustered along the wooded banks of the Yealm Estuary, they offer a rare balance of natural beauty, community warmth, and convenient access to the wider region. With the shimmering waters of the Yealm Estuary just moments away, this is an unrivalled setting for those drawn to life on the water — whether it’s setting sail for coastal adventures, paddleboarding along tranquil inlets, or plunging into sheltered waters for an invigorating wild swim.
The villages have a strong sense of community — with a village co-op, post office, pharmacy, two churches, three welcoming pubs, and a popular delicatessen/café — a buzzing hub of daily life. A wide range of clubs and social groups ensures there’s always something to be part of, for those who want to connect with the local rhythm.
Plymouth is within easy reach, with regular bus services and direct rail links to London Paddington. The A38 connects quickly to Exeter and the M5, while the continental ferry terminal offers onward travel to Europe. Whether as a full-time residence or a lock-up-and-leave escape, this is a place that offers both connection and retreat in equal measure.
Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage.
EPC Rating: Current: A - 95, Potential: A- 95, Rating: A
Council Tax: Band E
Tenure: Freehold
Authority: South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5HE, Tel: