352 houses for sale in Uton Crediton

An impressive and versatile detached family home with self-contained annexe, generous parking and beautifully landscaped gardens.Situation - Situated in the sought-after village of Cheriton Bishop, on the north-eastern fringe of Dartmoor National Park, Oak Cross House enjoys an enviable setting amidst some of Devon’s most attractive rolling countryside. The village offers a thriving and welcoming community with a well-regarded primary school, village shop and post office, traditional inn and active local clubs and societies, whilst the nearby A30 provides swift access eastwards to Exeter and westwards towards Okehampton and Cornwall.The surrounding area is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty, offering superb walking, riding and cycling directly from the doorstep, together with easy access to the open expanses of Dartmoor. Exeter, approximately 11 miles to the east, provides an extensive range of cultural, educational and commercial amenities together with mainline rail connecti

1-2 Pynes Hill Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed property, set in a bucolic rural position less than three miles from Exeter city centre. The property dates from the late 17th century and features various original details, including its thatched roof and rendered cob elevations, while inside there are exposed timber beams alongside elegant, understated décor and fittings.The home offers two comfortable ground-floor reception rooms, both of which are accessed off the central hallway. These include the sitting room with its carpeted flooring, grand open fireplace and south-facing aspect overlooking the sunny gardens. At the rear, the drawing room is similarly proportioned, fitted with wooden parquet flooring and providing access from the street and a welcoming entrance. Also on the ground floor is the recently updated and modern fitted kitchen with its recessed LED lighting, stylish units, integrated oven, hob and extractor hood and under-counter space for appliances. Two staircases

Dating from the 17th Century, this beautifully presented home offers over 2,700 sq. ft of light-filled, flexible accommodation with a wealth of characterful details, including exposed timber beams, leaded windows and original fireplaces. The property is south facing and is surrounded by attractive gardens and paddocks of approximately 2.4 acres. Harebell lies in a popular edge-of-village position with far reaching countryside views and close proximity to amenities. The main ground floor reception room is the welcoming sitting room which has an oak plank-and-muntin screen and an impressive inglenook fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. The family room offers further comfortable reception space with a dual aspect allowing for a wealth of natural light while there is also a formal dining room. The kitchen has plenty of storage in farmhousestyle units to base and wall level, an Aga and space for a breakfast table as well as a door that opens onto the outside patio for al fresco dinin

A great opportunity to acquire this well presented three bedroom semi detached property positioned on the outskirts of Exeter in the popular residential area of Cowley with views over the neighbouring countryside. This wonderful property benefits from good size living accommodation, open plan living, front and rear gardens, off road parking and a garage and within close proximity to local network routes and St David's Train Station. EPC D, Council Tax Band C, Freehold.FRONT DOOR TO. ENTRANCE VESTIBULE: Door to. ENTRANCE HALL: Stairs to first floor landing, doors to. LOUNGE: 4.0m x 3.6m (13'1 x 11'10), Double glazed window to the front, radiator.KITCHEN/DINER: 6.0m x 3.5m (19'8 x 11'6) Maximum, Base cupboards and drawers with worktop over, Belfast sink, wall mounted cupboards, space for washing machine, space for dishwasher, space for cooker, attractive fireplace with surround and mantel, radiator.CONSERVATORY: 3.0m x 2.4m (9'10 x 7'10), Double glazed windows and doors to the rear, radi

Situated on the edge of Crediton, 56 Queen Elizabeth Drive enjoys lovely views out across the rooftops towards the surrounding countryside, with Dartmoor visible on the horizon on a clear day. This modern terraced home offers a flexible layout arranged over three floors and is ideal for a range of buyers wanting practical space with very little left to do.The accommodation is well presented throughout with modern kitchen and bathroom fittings, mains gas central heating and double glazing all adding to the ease of living. Plus with the addition of solar PV’s, running costs should be reduced too. On the ground floor is the integral garage, which already benefits from plumbing for a WC should a future owner wish to explore alternative uses, subject to any necessary permissions. Also on this floor is a useful office/hobby room, ideal for working from home, storage, hobbies or occasional guest use depending on requirements.The first floor is likely to become the real hub of the home. The ki

There are certain areas of the town that are forever popular. There are some developments that have stood the test of time and fill a particular part of the market, ones that give buyers confidence that they’re buying in a good area. The wider Beech Park development is one of them. Built in the 1990’s they offer a mix of family homes, in an elevated town position and benefiting from far reaching views over the towns’ rooftops to the stunning surrounding countryside.This detached family home is well situated in the middle of Beech Park with a south facing rear garden and occupying a good-sized plot. The layout offers a welcoming central hallway with access to the living room with its feature fireplace and archway through to the separate dining room. The dining room (which could be opened to the kitchen if desired STP) has sliding doors out onto the garden terrace, ideal for al fresco dining. The kitchen is well fitted with a range of modern units with black counter tops and integrated a

An exceptional 5 bedroom family home, with paddocks and outbuildings, in a much sought after location.Situation - Westacott occupies an elevated and private position near the sought-after village of Shobrooke, surrounded by the stunning Mid Devon rolling countryside. The setting offers the best of both worlds merging rural seclusion with the convenience of nearby amenities. The nearby market town of Crediton offers a wide range of everyday facilities including independent shops, supermarkets, schools for all ages, health services, cafés and a mainline railway station with direct services to Exeter and Barnstaple.The university and cathedral city of Exeter provides an extensive selection of retail, cultural and business opportunities, as well as fast rail links to London Paddington and Waterloo, access to the M5 motorway and Exeter International Airport. The area is surrounded by beautiful countryside with excellent walking, cycling and riding opportunities. Nearby Shobrooke Park offers

An elegant semi-detached, Grade II Listed, family home in a sought-after Mid Devon setting, close to excellent transport links.Situation - Winswood House enjoys a superb position on Park Road, one of the most desirable residential addresses within the thriving Mid Devon market town of Crediton. The property lies within easy reach of the town centre, which offers an excellent range of everyday amenities including independent shops, cafés, schooling, doctors, supermarkets and a mainline railway station providing regular services to Exeter, with the latter being accessible via back roads and a pedestrian alley. Surrounded by gently undulating Devon countryside, the area is renowned for its picturesque landscapes and excellent opportunities for walking, riding and outdoor pursuits. Despite its peaceful setting, Winswood House benefits from convenient access to the cathedral city of Exeter, with its extensive shopping, dining and cultural facilities, as well as access to the M5 motorway and

The Cedar is a substantial five bedroom luxury home within Hillcrest View, an exclusive collection of architect designed properties on the edge of Copplestone. Set on a generous plot with landscaped rear and side gardens, this exceptional residence offers 3,443 sq ft of beautifully crafted accommodation where no expense has been spared.From the moment you step inside, the quality is unmistakable. Vaulted ceilings, oversized aluminium windows and a bespoke hardwood staircase create an immediate sense of space and calm. The open plan kitchen, dining and living area features a custom System Six kitchen with quartz worktops, a waterfall island, Neff appliances and a Caple wine fridge. Large sliding doors frame far reaching views and open onto a substantial porcelain terrace that captures panoramic scenery stretching across the Devon countryside towards the North Devon coastline.A standout feature of The willow is its dual staircase layout, giving the bedroom arrangement a rare sense of pri

A well-presented four/five-bedroom family home enjoying a delightful rural setting, with a range of outbuildings and grounds extending to approximately 1.25 acres.Situation - Situated in a rural yet accessible position, this well presented and versatile family home lies approximately 4 miles from both Crediton and the A30 at Cheriton Bishop, providing excellent connectivity whilst enjoying a peaceful countryside setting. The market town of Crediton has a comprehensive range of local amenities, including supermarkets, independent shops, post office, sports facilities, train station and schools. The City of Exeter (11.2 miles) also provides a wide variety of facilities and amenities together with two railway stations to Waterloo and Paddington along with Exeter international airport to the east. A few miles to the south is the Dartmoor National Park which has many thousands of beautiful, unspoilt acres in which to enjoy a number of country pursuits.Description - Set within approximately

Set just a short walk from the centre of Crediton, 2 Hillbudge Terrace is one of those cottages that offers more than you might expect at first glance. With the town square, cafes and Newcombes Meadow all within a couple of minutes, it’s a really convenient spot for day to day living.The house has been improved over time and now offers a flexible layout across three floors. The current owners have made a clever change by using the ground floor as a kitchen and dining space, creating a sociable hub with a feature island that works really well for everyday living.Upstairs, the first floor is arranged with a living room and a bedroom, although this can easily be adapted depending on how many bedrooms are needed, giving the option of two or three bedrooms overall. There’s also a modern shower room on this level.On the top floor is a large bedroom which enjoys some lovely views across the town, adding to the sense of space within the house.There’s also a useful ground floor utility and WC,

A three bedroom semi detached property with good size living accommodation, modern fitted kitchen, enclosed rear garden and allocated parking. The property is being offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN. EPC C, Council Tax Band C, Freehold.FRONT DOOR TO. HALLWAY: Stairs to first floor landing, radiator, door to. LOUNGE/DINER: 6.8m x 3.5m (22'4 x 11'6), Double glazed window to the front, double glazed sliding doors to the rear garden, under stair storage cupboard, radiator, door to. KITCHEN: 2.8m x 2.3m (9'2 x 7'7), Base cupboards and drawers with worktop over, space for cooker, space for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, wall mounted cupboards, wall mounted boiler, double glazed window to the rear, door to the side.FIRST FLOOR LANDING: Loft access, door to. BEDROOM 1: 3.7m x 2.5m (12'2 x 8'2), Double glazed window to the front, radiator.BEDROOM 2: 3.0m x 2.7m (9'10 x 8'10), Double glazed window to the rear, radiator.BEDROOM 3: 2.6m x 2.0m (8'6 x 6'7), Double glazed window to the front, r

A semi-detached 1950s home, coming to the market for the first time in nearly 50 years, with elevated views across the town of Crediton.The property now requires updating but retains a number of original features that offer a strong starting point for improvement. Parquet flooring runs through most of the ground floor, and a beautiful stone fireplace provides a natural focal point in the main living space.The ground floor is arranged with an open-plan, south facing lounge and dining room, with doors leading out to the patio and garden. The kitchen includes a working gas Aga and a range of units, along with a large separate pantry that still has its original slate shelving. To the rear, an additional reception room offers further flexibility, along with a storage room and a downstairs WC.Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, two of which sit at the front of the house and take advantage of the views, both with fitted wardrobes, also retaining fitted sinks. A further double bedroom i

Haske Farm Cottage sits in one of those positions that’s increasingly hard to find, surrounded by open countryside, with no near neighbours, yet only around five minutes from Crediton.Originally a farm worker’s cottage, the property has evolved over time, incorporating the adjoining barn to create a home that now offers flexible and comfortable accommodation full of character. Despite the peaceful setting, the location remains hugely practical, with the town close at hand and walks through Shobrooke Park and the surrounding countryside almost on the doorstep.Inside, the cottage has a warm and welcoming feel throughout. The kitchen is particularly well fitted, offering ample workspace and storage along with a range cooker and integrated fridge/freezer that sits neatly within the units. There is also a separate dining room on the ground floor, ideal for everyday use or entertaining.The layout is more flexible than you might first expect, with two staircases and accommodation arranged ove

Newton St Cyres has long been one of the most sought after villages between Crediton and Exeter, and it’s easy to see why. With regular rail and bus links to both, it offers the balance of village life and convenience perfectly. There’s a real sense of community too, helped by the village amenities which include Belluno Italian restaurant and bar, the locally renowned Beer Engine pub, sports clubs and the beautiful arboretum, a wonderful place to walk throughout the year.Little Pickwicks is found within West Town, a quiet country lane tucked away just off the centre of the village, running alongside a small brook. It’s a lovely setting and exactly the sort of location many buyers picture when thinking of a Devon cottage.The house itself is Grade II listed, built of traditional cob beneath a thatched roof, and has clearly been enjoyed as a home for many years. While it would now benefit from some updating, the fundamentals are all there and it offers an exciting opportunity for a new ow

At the western end of the market town of Crediton is a small residential cul-de-sac called Chapel Downs Drive. It’s tucked away off Alexandra Road and ideally located close to bus stops and within walking distance of primary and secondary schools. Built in the late 1960’s and very well maintained since with many upgrades, this home offers a good amount of space in a desirable location.Downstairs is a spacious lounge, full of light from the large windows, an inset feature electric fire and doors leading out to the patio area. There is a separate dining room and a good sized kitchen with double eye level oven, induction hob and space for a dishwasher. The utility room with sink and space for washing machine is a great size with a handy cupboard space and WC, there’s a door from here also leading outside to the patio area.Upstairs is the master bedroom with an array of fitted wardrobe space along with a shower cubicle. There is a further double to the front also with fitted wardrobes and

A substantial detached home set within the prestigious Kingfisher Close development in Newton St Cyres, a well-regarded village with strong transport links to Exeter and a popular community centred around its large communal green. The house has been designed with space and natural light in mind, offering flexible accommodation across two floors along with a landscaped west-facing garden and a range of high-spec finishes throughout.At the centre of the ground floor is a large open-plan living area that connects the kitchen, dining and sitting spaces. The kitchen is arranged around a central island and breakfast bar, fitted with white gloss units, quartz worktops, a pantry and integrated appliances including double ovens, eye-level microwave, six-ring gas hob, wine fridge, dishwasher and fridge freezer. Bifold doors open directly onto a covered outdoor dining area with composite decking, creating an easy flow between inside and out. The lounge area continues the open layout and includes

A well presented three bedroom detatched bunglow situated in the popular village of Tedburn St Mary with far reaching views the property benefits from double garage, driveway with front and rear gardens. EPC D, Council Tax Band E, Freehold.FRONT DOOR TO. HALLWAY: Electric radiator, storage cupboards, door to. LOUNGE: 5.2m x 5.0m (17'1 x 16'5), Double glazed windows to the front and the side, juliet balcony to the rear, electric radiator, electric fire.DINING ROOM: 3.4m x 3.1m (11'2 x 10'2), Double glazed window to the side, double glazed doors to the rear, electric radiator.KITCHEN: 4.5m x 3.4m (14'9 x 11'2), Base cupboards and drawers with worktop over, one and a half bowl sink and drainer, built in oven, built in microwave, built in dishwasher, built in fridge freezer, separate hob with extractor over, wall mounted cupboards, electric radiator, spot lights, double glazed window to the rear.UTILITY: 2.8m x 1.7m (9'2 x 5'7), Base cupboards with worktop over, sink and drainer, space for

Detached Three Bedroom Property With A Range Of Outbuildings, With Scope For Improvement and Extension (STPP) Set Within Glorious CountrysideSituation - Nestled within the gently undulating countryside of Devon, Vinley is located in the hamlet of Hookway, close to Crediton and enjoys a wonderfully tranquil and unspoilt setting, emblematic of this particularly sought-after pocket of Mid Devon. Surrounded by a patchwork of rolling farmland, mature hedgerows and quiet country lanes, the location offers a quintessential rural lifestyle, whilst remaining remarkably accessible. The nearby market town of Crediton provides an excellent range of day-to-day amenities, schooling and rail connections, whilst the cathedral city of Exeter lies within comfortable driving distance, offering a more extensive array of shopping, dining and cultural pursuits. The area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, with an abundance of scenic walking, riding and outdoor leisure opportunities readily avail

Plot 58 (The Thespian) - priced at £333,000 About the Home A double-fronted, 3-bedroom home with exceptional curb appeal, The Thespian combines traditional elements with a distinctly contemporary design. The home presents itself from the entrance hallway, with the living room, and the open-plan kitchen and dining area situated opposite one another. The dual-aspect living room has an attractive feature bay window that fills the space with light, while the kitchen and dining area boasts French doors that lead you out into the rear garden. The kitchen itself has a U-shaped layout that places everything within easy reach, and there is plenty of space for a dining table to seat all the family – plus more. In the hallway, there is convenient access to the cloakroom and an understairs storage cupboard. On the first floor of The Thespian are the three bedrooms, two of which are double in size. The first bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, and the second and third bedrooms are served

Plot 38 (The Mason) - priced at £360,000 About the Home A 3-bedroom home with a contemporary layout, and many sought-after features and finishing touches, The Mason will appeal to young and growing families, first-time buyers and couples looking for well-planned space to enjoy. Its most distinctive feature is the L-shaped kitchen, dining and family area, which extends into the garden and will be the perfect place for families to relax and spend precious time together. Attractive French doors in the family area open onto the rear garden, and bring in the light. A utility room is conveniently located off the kitchen, with an external access door – helpful for making laundry days easier, or taking care of muddy shoes or paws – and two useful storage cupboards are found in the dining area. The formal living room enjoys a dual aspect, and is situated at the front of the home, making it ideal for entertaining guests or setting up cosy movie nights. The ground floor is completed by a cloakroo

A charming and beautifully presented Grade II Listed thatched cottage, situated in the heart of the highly sought-after Exe Valley village of Brampford Speke.Situation - Daisy Cottage occupies a prominent position within the attractive village of Brampford Speke, one of the Exe Valley’s most desirable rural communities. The village enjoys a strong sense of community and offers a well-regarded primary school, village church and popular gastro pub, whilst being surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside with numerous footpaths and walks nearby, including routes along the River Exe.The cathedral city of Exeter lies approximately 5 miles to the south, providing an extensive range of shopping, dining, educational and recreational facilities, together with excellent transport links including mainline rail services and access to the M5 and A30. The nearby towns of Crediton and Tiverton are also easily accessible.Description - Daisy Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed semi-detached thatched c

Entrance Vestibule Wooden front door. Tiled mosaic flooring. Wooden door partly glazed leading through to Entrance Hall Doors to the lounge, dining room and stairs to the first floor landing. Radiator. Living Room 11' 7' x 12' 6' (3.53m x 3.81m) Double glazed bay window to front elevation. Built in gas fire with shelving. Television point. Radiator. Dining Room 12' 6' x 10' 3' (3.80m x 3.12m) Double glazed window to rear elevation. Curtain track and curtains over. Radiator. Ceiling light. Gas fire with wooden surround. Built in storage cupboard and shelving. Central heating programmer. Ample power points. Understairs cupboard housing meters. Archway through to: Kitchen 10' 1' x 10' 6' (3.07m x 3.21m) Four double glazed windows two to rear elevation and two to side elevation. Blinds over. uPVC partly glazed door leading to the garden. Stainless steel sink and drainer with chrome mixer taps. Built in electric oven with gas hob over and chrome extractor over with chrome splashback. Good r

Situated within the well regarded Saxon Close development on the edge of Crediton, this modern semi detached home enjoys a particularly sought after level position, something that’s not always easy to find locally. The location provides convenient access to the town’s amenities along with good transport links to Exeter by road, bus and rail with buses and trains just a short walk away.The house offers well balanced accommodation that is ready to move straight into, with a light and neutral finish throughout. On the ground floor, there is a comfortable living room along with a kitchen/dining room, creating a practical layout for day to day living. A cloakroom with WC completes the ground floor.Upstairs, there are three good sized bedrooms served by the family bathroom fitted with a white suite. The property benefits from gas central heating, uPVC double glazing and a strong EPC rating, making it both comfortable and efficient.There is lapsed planning permission to extend the ground floo

Set just off Deep Lane in the market town of Crediton and approached by a sweeping gravel driveway, The Mews is a distinctive stone-fronted detached home set within wonderfully mature gardens of just under half an acre. Despite the peaceful setting amongst established trees and shrubs, the property sits remarkably close to the centre of Crediton, making it unusually convenient for a house of this character and setting.Historically, the property is understood to have formed part of the coach house buildings serving Tower House, a substantial villa that once stood on this land before the surrounding area was redeveloped in the 1970s to create the Tower Gardens neighbourhood. Today, The Mews remains as an individual home with a sense of privacy and space that is increasingly rare so close to town.Inside, the house has the feel and proportions typical of period properties, beginning with a large and welcoming entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the accommodation. The first flo