• Charming 19th century cottage with beams, wood burners and a surprising amount of space +
• Two reception rooms either side of a central stone fireplace +
• Ground floor study or fourth bedroom +
• Vaulted kitchen/dining room with roof-lights and garden views +
• Attached garage and workshop with conversion potential +
• Private landscaped garden with terrace, lawn and raised deck +
• Two double bedrooms plus a third ideal for a child or study +
• Updated bathroom with rainfall shower over the bath +
• Delightful outlook over surrounding countryside +
• Right in the heart of Christow, close to the school and a popular pub +

Heads Up! Look Out For The Exposed Beams And Come Warm Yourself By The Fire. If you’re looking for charm and don’t mind a few 19th century quirks, this surprisingly spacious and versatile Teign Valley cottage could be just right for you.

Right in the heart of historic Christow, this former miners cottage blends village life with a traditional layout that’s a lot more practical than you might expect.

From the exposed stone fireplaces, wood burners and beams to the narrow stairs, every corner carries the feel of its Victorian past. It might not suit six-footers, who will need to duck
through some doorways, but that is part of the charm.

There are two separate reception rooms that straddle the central stone fireplace, so you don’t all have to pile into one space. A ground floor study / fourth bedroom gives you flexibility, and the vaulted kitchen at the rear opens up beautifully towards the garden.

The kitchen is very much the heart of the home. The vaulted ceiling and rooflights give the space a more modern light and airy feel, and you can look straight out towards the lovely landscaped garden as you’re doing the washing up.

Step down into the dining area and you can step straight out into the garden. In warmer months the door can stay open, making the rear of the house feel lighter and more connected to the outside.

The garden is private, enclosed and easy to look after. There’s a paved terrace for sitting out, a level lawn, planted borders and a raised deck from with a wonderful outlook to the surrounding countryside.

A shed and log store sit neatly to one side, and a gate gives access to the path that leads back towards the main road.

The attached garage and workshop is another unexpected bonus in a cottage like this. They’re perfect for storage, bikes, hobbies or even future conversion plans.