Property Details
£345,000
3 bedrooms
Buckland-in-the-Moor, Ashburton
- Hall
- Utility/Cloakroom
- Landing/Study
- Living Room-Kitchen
- Conservatory
- Three Bedrooms
- En-Suite Bathroom
- Wet Room/WC
- Garage
- Garden
- Picturesque Communal Grounds
Buckland Hall was built in 1927 as the village hall and ballroom and was subsequently run as a hotel for many years before being converted in the early 1990's to six individual homes. 1 Buckland Hall is positioned at the front of the building with an imposing portico entrance. The accommodation is arranged over three floors served by a lovely staircase with landings and large arch-top feature window.
The accommodation has an interesting layout and the seller has carried out numerous improvements during their time at the property including the installation of a modern cosy log-burner, replacement kitchen units, electric Technotherm radiators/heated towel radiators and 4 replacement Velux windows. Immediately adjoining the property is its own private garden stocked with a wide variety of shrubs and plants. In addition, there are delightful communal grounds surrounded by moorland forest reaching down to the valley of the River Dart. The walking country to be found on the doorstep is truly outstanding, with the open moor at nearby Buckland Beacon just five minutes away, and the picturesque river Dart a delightful twenty minute walk via the woodland carriage tracks.
Buckland-in-the-Moor is a small village within Dartmoor National Park known for its picturesque cottages, fine towered church and the ten commandments stones on the Beacon. The town of Ashburton lies a little over two miles to the south and has an excellent range of interesting shops and amenities, and is where the A38 can be accessed for Exeter, Totnes and Plymouth.
Directions
From our offices in the centre of Ashburton, proceed along North Street and turn left over the bridge, signposted Buckland-in-the-Moor, into Headborough Road. Stay on this road for two miles until you reach the village sign for Buckland-in-theMoor and take the first drive on the left after the sign (about 50 yards) and drop down the drive to Buckland Hall, with parking on the right.
Council Tax Band: Band D at the time of preparing these particulars
Tenure: Leasehold
The accommodation has an interesting layout and the seller has carried out numerous improvements during their time at the property including the installation of a modern cosy log-burner, replacement kitchen units, electric Technotherm radiators/heated towel radiators and 4 replacement Velux windows. Immediately adjoining the property is its own private garden stocked with a wide variety of shrubs and plants. In addition, there are delightful communal grounds surrounded by moorland forest reaching down to the valley of the River Dart. The walking country to be found on the doorstep is truly outstanding, with the open moor at nearby Buckland Beacon just five minutes away, and the picturesque river Dart a delightful twenty minute walk via the woodland carriage tracks.
Buckland-in-the-Moor is a small village within Dartmoor National Park known for its picturesque cottages, fine towered church and the ten commandments stones on the Beacon. The town of Ashburton lies a little over two miles to the south and has an excellent range of interesting shops and amenities, and is where the A38 can be accessed for Exeter, Totnes and Plymouth.
Directions
From our offices in the centre of Ashburton, proceed along North Street and turn left over the bridge, signposted Buckland-in-the-Moor, into Headborough Road. Stay on this road for two miles until you reach the village sign for Buckland-in-theMoor and take the first drive on the left after the sign (about 50 yards) and drop down the drive to Buckland Hall, with parking on the right.
Council Tax Band: Band D at the time of preparing these particulars
Tenure: Leasehold
Hall
Timber and glazed entrance door. A wide staircase with shallow rises leads to the upper floor.
Utility/Cloakroom
Worktop with sink. Plumbing for washing machine. WC. Window.
Half Landing
Built in coats/storage cupboard with display shelving to one side.
Main Landing/Study
10'8'' x 8'2'' Large arch-top window overlooking the garden. Electric radiator. Staircase to upper floor. Glazed door to
Living Room - Kitchen
25' x 9'2'' Living area with large granite fireplace with Dean Forge wood-burner with top oven. Recessed Velux roof window. Electric radiator. Three wall uplighters. Kitchen-dining area with modern units along one wall with square edged work tops. Stainless steel sink unit and wall splash back. Pair of glazed doors to the study area and pair of glazed doors to the conservatory.
Conservatory
10'4'' x 5'4'' Double glazed sliding windows with lovely outlook over surrounding countryside. Tiled floor.
Half Landing
Door to
Bedroom 3
8'2'' x 6'3'' Velux roof window.
Upper Landing
Gallery overlooking the living room fireplace.
Bedroom 1
10'8'' x 9'10'' Window with outlook over countryside. Electric radiator. Built-in wardrobe.
En-Suite Bathroom
Corner bath, wash basin and WC. Electric towel radiator. Airing cupboard. Window with outlook over countryside.
Bedroom 2
11'6'' x 9'6'' reducing to 6'6'' Velux roof window. Built-in wardrobe. Feature port-hole window. Electric radiator.
Wet Room
Electric shower, wash basin and WC. Electric towel radiator. Velux roof window.
Outside
Own well-planted garden at the front of the property with plenty of sitting-out space. Covered portico entrance with two granite pillars and wood storage area.
We understand there is parking for a couple of cars, as agreed between the residents, within the communal areas plus visitor parking. There is also a private garage for number 1 off the entrance drive. Communal gardens and grounds for shared use by the residents.
We understand there is parking for a couple of cars, as agreed between the residents, within the communal areas plus visitor parking. There is also a private garage for number 1 off the entrance drive. Communal gardens and grounds for shared use by the residents.
Tenure
Leasehold - plus an equel share in the FREEHOLD. The lease is for a period of 999 years from 1 July 1991. There is a current service charge (set by the residents) of £80 per month to cover buildings insurance, maintenance of the shared private drainage system and a general sinking fund.
General Information
Services- Mains electricity and water. Private shared drainage.
Council Tax- Band D at the time of preparing these particulars.
Council Tax- Band D at the time of preparing these particulars.
Map
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of these details, it should be noted that the measurements are approximate only. Floorplans are for representation purposes only and prepared according to the RICS Code of Measuring Practice by our floorplan provider. Therefore, the layout of doors, windows and rooms are approximate and should be regarded as such by any prospective purchaser. Any internal photographs are intended as a guide only and it should not be assumed that any of the furniture/fittings are included in any sale. Where shown, details of lease, ground rent and service charge are provided by the vendor and their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, as the information may not have been verified and further checks should be made either through your solicitor/conveyance. Where appliances, including central heating, are mentioned, it cannot be assumed that they are in working order, as they have not been tested. Please also note that wiring, plumbing and drains have not been checked.