• Charming Grade II listed character cottage +
• Nicely presented, spacious accommodation +
• Gardens and patio +
• Garage and parking +
• Superb countryside views +

This Grade II listed attached stone cottage exudes warmth and sophistication. The property boasts a bright and spacious interior, perfect for those seeking a cosy and inviting home whilst still retaining many character features.

Inside the accommodation comprises spacious entrance hall, kitchen/breakfast room with slate flooring, ceiling beams, modern fitted units, integrated appliances. The dining area is a good size and features a fireplace inset with an electric wood burner.
There are two reception rooms, the main one is in the centre of the house, it has a stunning stone fireplace with wood burning stove, painted ceiling beams and dual aspect windows allowing in plenty of natural light. From the main reception room is a second hall off which is a cloakroom and a useful storage area. From here you enter the very spacious second reception room, which again is full of natural light and has French doors opening to the patio and garden.
Upstairs are two double bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes and a well-appointed family bathroom.

Outside the property features a garage and off-street parking, adding convenience to your daily life, and a well-maintained garden to wander through and enjoy along with a patio seating area, ideal for entertaining, al-fresco dining or simply relaxing.

With its homely atmosphere and stylish design, this spacious cottage offers a comfortable and tranquil living space.

Stokenham is a pretty village with two pubs, an excellent primary school and a fine church and is close to the coastal village of Torcross and the popular Blackpool Sands. The market town of Kingsbridge, at the head of the Salcombe Estuary, is about 6 miles away with the sailing centres of Dartmouth and Salcombe also close by. Nearby is the beautiful South Devon coastline where there is a marvellous selection of beaches and coves linked by spectacularly rugged cliffs and headlands and Slapton Ley Nature Reserve which attracts visitors from all over the world, and is the largest freshwater lake in the South west.