90 properties for sale in Bridestowe Okehampton

This rare opportunity is coming to the market for the first time in over 40 years. Offering a huge amount of potential and scope to improve the equestrian side of the property. The current owners used to run a riding school/livery from the property. For those seeking an equestrian property there is a 40m x 20m sand school, stabling and tack rooms. The property as a whole offering circa 4.7 acres. The main house sits next to the equestrian facilities and offers 3/4 bedrooms and ample gardens. An appointment to view is highly recommended as the view from the land and the property back to Dartmoor is better in person. Council Tax Band: D (West Devon Borough Council) Tenure: Freehold Property Location Only a short distance from Okehampton and neighbouring Ashbury Golf Resort this well positioned property offers excellent riding out opportunities. With the town and rail links only a few miles away and the North Cornish coast less than 40 minutes away this centrally located property offers a

Nestled on the edge of the Moor, beneath Sourton Tor. This well apportioned bungalow offers a great opportunity to acquire something that can be hard to find. The land (just over 3 acres) adjoins the property and gives direct access onto a bridlepath that leads straight onto the open Moor or the Granite Way. The latter gives cycle/pedestrian access to Okehampton (including train station) or Lydford and Tavistock in the other direction.The land is stock proofed and would suit those wanting space for horses or livestock. There are views from each aspect of the land and bungalow with some far reaching towards Bodmin Moor.The land, outbuildings and bungalow are very well maintained and offer a great opportunity for those seeking an outdoors lifestyle. Council Tax Band: D (West Devon Borough Council)Tenure: FreeholdGarden details: Private Garden Entrance Hall Living Room w: 4.7m x l: 3.3m (w: 15' 5 x l: 10' 10) Dining Room w: 3.3m x l: 4.7m (w: 10' 10 x l: 15' 5) Kitchen w: 4.1m x l: 3m (w:

A well appointed 3/4 bedroom semi detached property with paddock, stables and approximately 2.7 acres. Dining and sitting room, kitchen/Breakfast room and utility room, bathroom, en suite and cloakroom, 3/4 bedrooms. Gardens, parking and garage. Paddock and stables. Approximately 2.7 Acres. Freehold. Council Tax Band D. EPC Band D.Situation - Kerslake Cottage occupies an enviable position within the of hamlet of Meldon, set within the northern boundaries of the Dartmoor National Park. The property benefits from easy access onto the open moor with hundreds of square miles of completely unspoilt Moorland environment with unrivalled opportunities for outriding, together with walking and cycling. There are various footpaths and bridleways leading onto the moor and easy access to the nearby Meldon Reservoir. The property is within easy reach of the A30 dual carriageway, which provides access west into Cornwall, whilst to the east is the Cathedral City of Exeter with its excellent shopping c

This rare opportunity is coming to the market for the first time in over 40 years. Offering a huge amount of potential and scope to improve the equestrian side of the property. The current owners used to run a riding school/livery from the property. For those seeking an equestrian property there is a 40m x 20m sand school, stabling and tack rooms. The property as a whole offering circa 4.7 acres.The main house sits next to the equestrian facilities and offers 3/4 bedrooms and ample gardens.An appointment to view is highly recommended as the view from the land and the property back to Dartmoor is better in person. Council Tax Band: D (West Devon Borough Council)Tenure: Freehold Property Location Only a short distance from Okehampton and neighbouring Ashbury Golf Resort this well positioned property offers excellent riding out opportunities. With the town and rail links only a few miles away and the North Cornish coast less than 40 minutes away this centrally located property offers a gr

Situated on the edge of the popular Dartmoor village of Mary Tavy, is this well presented three double bedroom character home. The property has been modernised by the vendors over a number of years, with works including a stylish kitchen, central heating system, Juliet balcony & French doors plus the addition of gates and fencing around the driveway, giving a good degree of privacy and security for any pets. You enter to a bright hallway with a separate dining room and cloakroom to the right. The dining room is a good size with French doors out on to the south facing, level garden. The hallway leads to the older part of the house which houses the kitchen and sitting room, both of which have painted beams and other character features including an Inglenook fireplace with logburner, slate window sills and original wooden doors. The kitchen has a great selection of units with quartz worktops and integrated appliances plus a handy built in utility cupboard. The first floor has three double

The property comprises a well-equipped smallholding extending to approximately 27.67 acres including a modern bungalow, a useful range of agricultural buildings and productive pastureland. The holding is well suited to a variety of agricultural, equestrian or smallholding enterprises, with the land arranged in manageable enclosures and enjoying an attractive rural setting with far-reaching views towards Dartmoor National Park.The detached bungalow, built in the early 1990s provides well presented three-bedroom accommodation. It has been improved in recent years with replacement uPVC double glazing, upgraded cavity wall and loft insulation, and replacement uPVC fascias, soffits and barge boards. Electric heating is supplemented by roof-mounted solar photovoltaic panels, helping to reduce running costs.The bungalow also offers scope for enlargement, having previously benefited from planning permission for a substantial extension and internal reconfiguration, although this consent has now

A most attractive and unique lifestyle and income producing residential smallholding benefiting from an established holiday business and enjoying an outstanding rural position with superb views towards Dartmoor. In all about 24.60 Acres

SituationLower Creason Farm is situated in an attractive and peaceful rural position within the parish of Mary Tavy, on the western side of Dartmoor in West Devon. The property lies close to the hamlet of Horndon, approximately 2 miles north-east of Mary Tavy and within convenient reach of the historic market town of Tavistock, which provides a comprehensive range of shops, schools, professional services and other amenities. The surrounding countryside is characterised by traditional farmland, woodland and open moorland. The farm occupies a particularly scenic location close to the western fringes of Dartmoor National Park, providing ready access to the extensive recreational opportunities and distinctive landscape of the moor. Despite its rural setting, the property benefits from good accessibility to the wider road network, with the A30 readily accessible at Sourton Cross, providing a direct connection to Exeter and the M5 motorway.DescriptionLower Creason Farm occupies a peaceful ru

Forming part of a remarkable Grade II listed historic farmstead, The Granary is an impressive four-bedroom barn conversion with excellent equestrian facilities, approximately 2.8 acres of pasture and access to a superb collection of shared leisure amenities. Dating from the rebuilding of Week Farm in the 1840s, the property combines the scale and character of its agricultural origins with generous contemporary accommodation, all within easy reach of Tavistock and Dartmoor National Park.AccommodationThe Granary has been thoughtfully converted to retain the architectural character of the original building. Exposed stone walls, substantial structural timbers and dramatic vaulted spaces are complemented by contemporary finishes, creating a highly individual home arranged across three levels.The ground floor centres upon an outstanding reception room extending to approximately 41 feet. This wonderfully atmospheric space provides generous areas for sitting, entertaining and informal dining.

Located in one of the most popular moorland villages, this detached chalet style bungalow is offered in excellent condition and offers a high degree of privacy in the garden. There is also the benefit of two off road parking spaces to the front. Internally the property has been extended to the rear and also with a loft conversion to create an additional bedroom and en suite. The ground floor has a lovely hall that opens onto the living and kitchen space. There are three further bedrooms, en suit and a bathroom. Council Tax Band: C (West Devon Borough Council) Tenure: Freehold Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Oil Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Entrance Porch Entrance Hall Bedroom 1 w: 3.7m x l: 2.5m (w: 12' 2 x l: 8' 2) With en suite. Bedroom 2 w: 3.9m x l: 3.1m (w: 12' 10 x l: 10' 2) Bedroom 3 w: 3.9m x l: 3.7m (w: 12' 10 x l: 12' 2) Bathroom Open Plan Space Kitchen/Diner w: 5.5m x l: 3.5m (w: 18' 1 x l: 11' 6) Living Room w: 4.9m x l: 3.8m (w: 16' 1 x l: 12' 6) First Floor Land

This three bedroom property offers great potential for someone to put their own mark on a solid home. In an elevated position, it offers some far reaching views to the rear overlooking the town and surrounding countryside. The property would benefit from some general modernisation and refurbishment. There is currently no central heating in the property. There is mains gas, however it does need to be reconnected. The garden is larger than the average home in this particular area and would be a great asset once renovated. Council Tax Band: A (West Devon Borough Council) Tenure: Freehold Entrance Hall Living Room w: 4.7m x l: 3.6m (w: 15' 5 x l: 11' 10) Dining Room w: 2.6m x l: 2.3m (w: 8' 6 x l: 7' 7) Kitchen w: 2.3m x l: 2.6m (w: 7' 7 x l: 8' 6) First Floor Landing Bedroom 1 w: 4.8m x l: 2.6m (w: 15' 9 x l: 8' 6) Bedroom 2 w: 2.6m x l: 2.6m (w: 8' 6 x l: 8' 6) Bedroom 3 w: 3.1m x l: 1.9m (w: 10' 2 x l: 6' 3) Shower Room Outside The rear garden is a real asset to the property as it is le

Dating back to the early 1900's and located in the sort after Station Road area, this particular home has undergone a variety of improvements in recent years. With bay windows and high ceilings this Edwardian property offers spacious receptions and flexible accommodation set over three floors. The basement area could be used as work from home space or additional bedroom space if required. Set within a private road that is only a short walk from Dartmoor, the Granite way and Okehampton Train station, the property will appeal to those that are looking for a quiet, yet convenient location for town life. Council Tax Band: D (West Devon Borough Council) Tenure: Freehold Entrance Porch With cloakroom. Entrance Hall Living Room w: 5.1m x l: 4m (w: 16' 9 x l: 13' 1) Lounge w: 5.3m x l: 4m (w: 17' 5 x l: 13' 1) Dining Room w: 2.9m x l: 4m (w: 9' 6 x l: 13' 1) Kitchen w: 4m x l: 2.2m (w: 13' 1 x l: 7' 3) With stairs to Basement rooms. Basement With three rooms that are currently in the process o

No Onward Chain Attached* Scope to improve this hugely convenient located detached property benefiting a single garage and parking. As per many of the Castle Road properties on this side, they are elevated off road level but from here the centre of Okehampton town is a short and level walk away. The property itself comprises a spacious sitting room with woodburning stove, two bedrooms, shower room, kitchen, utility room with WC and a conservatory with a south facing aspect onto a private side garden. The whole is double glazed and heating is via a gas central heating system. EPC rating TBC. Council Tax Band: C (West Devon Borough Council) Tenure: Freehold Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Gas Mains Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Broadband: FTTC Accessibility measures: Not suitable for wheelchair users Property Location Castle Road is a minor road that is located within the heart of town and offers its residents ease of access to the full range of the town's amenities. A mixture o

A fantastic opportunity to acquire this well proportioned property that has obviously been well maintained and cared for during current ownership. Situated within a small private cul-de-sac of just three properties, number 2 is complete with driveway parking and a sizeable enclosed rear garden. Internally the living accommodation is spacious throughout providing three/four bedrooms & two bathrooms. A real asset is with the vast kitchen/dining/family room, a real sociable / entertaining space. To fully appreciate the property and its convenient location viewings are essential. Council Tax Band: D (West Devon Borough Council) Tenure: Freehold Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Gas Mains Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Broadband: FTTC Property Location Orchard Close is a small pocket of just three properties within the sought after Leeze Park Estate, a no through road location situated of Station Road. This convenient location means you are within walking distance of the town's amenit

Higher Halstock is a grade II listed example of a late Devon longhouse (list no.1165616). Estimated to be built about 1700 of granite field stone, it has a two bedroom cottage and with attached barn and classic through passage within the barn. Of particular architectural note is a massive granite fireplace in the cottage. The original thatch has been replaced at some point in the building history by a more practical modern corrugated steel roof. Higher Halstock offers an unusual combination of rustic charm with a valiant history and 21st Century eco-friendly aspirations. The property is off-grid for electricity, has a private spring-fed water supply and septic tank drainage. It has an oil fired Esse stove serving hot water and central heating plus woodstoves for alternative non-fossil fuel heating. There is a bespoke wind turbine driven electrical system in place. The detached house sits in the centre of a plot of circa 0.55 acre in three sections and is approached by rough tracks acro

SITUATION AND DESCRIPTIONLocated at the heart of the highly sought after village of Lydford, situated within the western boundary of the Dartmoor National Park.What used to be the economic centre of Dartmoor, this thriving village boasts a strong community. The village is also home to the popular National Trust owned property, 'Lydford Gorge', the deepest steep sided river gorge in the South West, which Lydford residents can enter free of charge, all year around. Located high above the gorge sits the church, dedicated to St. Petrock. Standing proudly next to the church, Lydford castle used to be a court of law being the administration office for the Royal Forest of Dartmoor, and a stannary court. The village offers a good selection of pubs and restaurants. The sixteenth century Castle Inn offers comfortable accommodation with a quality locally sourced menu and a variety of fine wines and ales, making for an ideal place to relax after a long walk on the moor. In addition, the well accla

A superb executive style detached bungalow residence offering well-proportioned and spacious accommodation, with four good-sized double bedrooms, including a main bedroom with en-suite. Open plan spacious living with modern kitchen and further family/garden room overlooking gardens. Extensive level plot with gardens, parking and detached garage. Located on the edge of this desirable moorland village and offered with no onward chain.The heart of the home is the impressive open-plan sitting, dining and kitchen area, the sitting room boasts a woodburning stove. The kitchen is comprehensively fitted with a range of wall and base units, integrated appliances and a breakfast bar. There is also a useful additional family room, which could equally be used as a study or garden room, with patio doors opening onto the rear gardens.A useful separate utility room, cloakroom and boiler room housing the oil fired central heating boiler and inverter. Having been cleverly designed, together oak interna

SituationThis fine modern property is situated on a quiet country road in close proximity to the village centre, built in 2016 to enjoy the outstanding countryside and moorland views. Bratton Clovelly is a delightful village with an interesting mix of period houses, a popular 15th century church, a village hall which hosts many local activities including art groups, fitness classes, music and local talks, a village square and a traditional public house which is renowned by locals and visitors alike for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent food. There is a primary school at nearby Boasley Cross and Lewdown and secondary education in nearby Okehampton. The village has a thriving community and the benefit of a 'mobile shop' that visits regularly.The surrounding countryside is particularly unspoilt and typically Devonian with rolling hills and wooded valleys which are criss-crossed by quiet country lanes and footpaths, notably the village lies on one of the oldest Pack Horse Trails betwe

Nestled within the sought-after village of Bridestowe, this charming three-bedroom cottage-style property presents an exciting opportunity for first-time buyers, young families or anyone searching for a welcoming home in a peaceful village setting.From the moment you arrive, there is an immediate sense of warmth and character. Well maintained throughout, the property offers comfortable and versatile accommodation, combining the appeal of cottage-style living with the practical space needed for modern life.Inside, the home provides three bedrooms, creating plenty of flexibility for growing families, guests, working from home or simply having the additional space to make your own. The accommodation has been thoughtfully maintained and offers a wonderful foundation for buyers looking to settle into village life.One of the real highlights is the enclosed rear garden. Offering a private outdoor retreat, it provides the perfect setting for enjoying morning coffee, relaxing after a busy day,

Situated on the edge of the popular Dartmoor village of Mary Tavy, is this well presented three double bedroom character home. The property has been modernised by the vendors over a number of years, with works including a stylish kitchen, central heating system, Juliet balcony & French doors plus the addition of gates and fencing around the driveway, giving a good degree of privacy and security for any pets. You enter to a bright hallway with a separate dining room and cloakroom to the right. The dining room is a good size with French doors out on to the south facing, level garden. The hallway leads to the older part of the house which houses the kitchen and sitting room, both of which have painted beams and other character features including an Inglenook fireplace with logburner, slate window sills and original wooden doors. The kitchen has a great selection of units with quartz worktops and integrated appliances plus a handy built in utility cupboard. The first floor has three double

An individual three bedroom detached house, situated within the popular rural village of Bratton Clovelly, offering attractive views from the rear over the surrounding countryside towards the hills of Dartmoor.Situation - The property is situated within the heart of the popular rural village of Bratton Clovelly. The village has a range of amenities including village hall and recreation ground together with a popular public house, The Clovelly Inn. There is a nearby primary school at Boasley Cross. The village is surrounded by rolling typically Devonshire Countryside and the nearby Roadford Lake offers opportunities for water sports and scenic walks. Okehampton is closeby with its good range of shops and services and access to the Dartmoor National Park. From Okehampton there is access to the A30, providing a direct link to Exeter with its M5 motorway, mainline rail and international air connections. Alternatively the train station in Okehampton runs to Exeter and beyond.Description - A

The Property: Spacious and well appointed four bedroom detached house in an enviable location quietly tucked out of the way and yet only a short walk from the town centre and amenities. Set down a private drive with ample parking for numerous vehicles and surrounded by its own landscaped gardens. A porch leads into a generous reception hall off which is a lounge, sun lounge, large L-shaped kitchen dining room, and cloakroom/WC. From the kitchen a door leads out to a useful Utility room/Boot Room and this connects the main hose to the double garage internally. On the first floor is a light and airy galleried landing and a family bathroom/WC along with four double bedrooms, the principle one having its own en-suite facilities. The fourth bedroom is currently utilised as a large dressing room with a connecting door to the principle bedroom. Outside Set down a private drive there is ample parking for numerous vehicles and access to the double garage. There is a generous level lawn and plan

A most attractive and unique lifestyle and income producing residential smallholding benefiting from an established holiday business and enjoying an outstanding rural position with superb views towards Dartmoor. In all about 24.60 Acres

A well-presented three-bedroom bungalow which has been refurbished throughout, offering spacious accommodation, a large driveway, garage and attractive enclosed gardens. Freehold; Council Tax Band: C; EPC Band: B.Situation - This bungalow is located on a cul-de-sac in the village of Mary Tavy. Mary Tavy itself has a good range of local amenities including a post office, general store, pub and Ofsted Outstanding-rated primary school. Tavistock, 4 miles to the south, is a thriving market town in West Devon forming part of a designated World Heritage Site, rich in history and tradition dating to the 10th century. Today, the town offers a superb range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities. The maritime city of Plymouth is 20 miles to the south, and the city of Exeter lies 44 miles to the northeast, providing air, rail and motorway connections to London and the rest of the UK.Viewing And Directions - Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with the vendor's sole agent, Sta

The Old Rectory is a fine Georgian country house, set in a desirable position in the small village of Mary Tavy. The property dates from around 1840 and provides more than 4,500 sq.ft of elegant accommodation where beautiful period details combine with understated modern styling. The various terraces and gardens surrounding The Old Rectory, make its orientation ideal for all day al fresco living.The reception hall provides a splendid welcome to the house, with a staircase leading to a galleried landing above. The ground floor has a well-proportioned drawing room, with a dual aspect and a fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove as well as a doorway that leads onto one of the outside patios. Other reception rooms include a useful study for home working, the morning room and the snug, both of which also have logburners with the snug also featuring a door onto the outside patio. Additionally, the ground floor has a formal dining room and a large kitchen/breakfast room which can easily be