- Grade II listed former mill +
- Beautifully presented throughout +
- Period features +
- South-facing garden +
- Parking for two cars +
- Short drive to Totnes +
Dating back to 1769 this wonderful historic building was sensitively converted in circa 2017 to create just seven townhouses. The house offers great volume and industrial period features as well as a south facing rear garden and off street parking for two cars.
Entered on the raised ground floor, the entrance hall leads to the spacious sitting room, family bathroom and third bedroom. From the entrance hall stairs descend to an open plan kitchen/dining room with separate utility room. A fourth bedroom/study completes the lower ground floor. To the first floor is the second bedroom and the master bedroom which has an en-suite shower room.
To the rear steps lead down to the south-facing garden, with patio area and lawn. Underneath the stairs there is a door opening up into the cellar storage space which has restricted head height but is perfect for bikes, paddle boards and kayaks.
Please note there is a management of charge of approx. £700.00 per annum
The pretty village of Harbertonford boasts a primary school, church, village hall, an excellent village store/post office in community ownership and a petrol station. Harbertonford is ideally located for access to both primary and secondary schools. The village sits alongside the River Harbourne and is about three miles to the south of Totnes, the commercial centre for this part of Devon. The coast is a short distance away with the sailing centre of Dartmouth some eight miles to the south. For those who like a round of golf, Dartmouth, Thurlestone and Dainton courses are all within striking distance. The surrounding area has wonderful coastal and countryside walks. Communications are superb with the mainline railway station at Totnes giving direct access to London Paddington and the A38 Devon Expressway easily accessible, linking Plymouth and Exeter where it connects with the M5.