In an endearing location on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park is this charming single-storey Old Anvil Cottage, a detached property located in the centre of the wool town of Chudleigh’s conservation area.
The location is a fantastic base for a group of couples or family to rest their heads after a walk through the Devonshire countryside or after a trip to the nearby beach resorts along the Devon coastline.The cottage was converted in 2015 from a skittle alley and function room totally updating it internally to a contemporary finish.
It is located in a small enclave of properties surrounded by natural stone walling, with a footpath leading onto Fore Street.
Vehicle access is through the town car park to its own private walled parking area within the grounds, offering a generous space for two cars.
The parking area leads onto a separate quaint enclosed courtyard garden where you can dine alfresco or relish being outside enjoying a morning coffee.
As you enter the property a few oak steps take you up to the single level that contains all the amenities.
Once inside you can feel at home in the colourful open-plan gallery ceiling living space which boasts a comfortable lounge area with a Smart TV, a sociable dining area and a well-equipped kitchen featuring granite work tops and built-in appliances.
A small balcony from the lounge overlooks the courtyard garden and parking area with distant views of hay-tor on Dartmoor visible on clear days.
Moving through the property, there is a cloakroom containing a wash basin and WC, then you find two attractive double bedrooms both with TV's; the master with a king-size bed and glorious en-suite with freestanding bath, WC, vanity basin unit and separate shower area.
The other bedroom has a double bed with en-suite containing a shower, WC and vanity basin unit.
Lighting is provided by any combination of the chandelier, wall lights and recessed ceiling lights all dimmable to provide the right ambience for cosy evenings.
As you acquaint yourself with your surroundings and roam around the town of Chudleigh, you will find it is home to a good number of local shops, coffee houses and take-aways.
There are several local pubs and dining options for when you fancy a local meal out without the need to drive.
There are a magnitude of local walks nearby and the nearest National Trust Gardens are at Parke near Bovey Tracey, which is a tranquil country park.
Venture out to the bustling city of Exeter and immerse yourself in the local culture as you visit the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter Cathedral, Devon Wildlife Trust, and the Exeter Historic Guildhall.
Alternatively, you can spend the day in Exeter indulging in some retail therapy and bar hopping particularly around the historic Exeter canal area.
For those wanting the beach The English Riviera coast is nearby with the Devon beach resorts of Dawlish, Teignmouth and Torquay nearest, while the picturesque resorts of Brixham and Dartmouth are all within an easy drive.
Local bus stops provide a frequent bus connection to both Newton Abbot and Exeter, while for train buffs a rail journey between Exeter and Newton Abbot takes you around the Exe estuary to Dawlish and Teignmouth and up the Teign estuary to Newton Abbot.
Travel over to the incredible Dartmoor National Park for an array of walking adventures, cycling routes and outdoor scenery.
