"This generously proportioned and well presented mid terrace home is situated in this desirable rural village location, on the fringes of Dartmoor and a few minutes drive from the village of Cornwood, with its local shop, Post Office and Primary School, and the towns of Ivybridge and Plympton. Featuring a large Lounge and separate Dining Room with stripped wood flooring, sizeable Kitchen, three good sized Bedrooms and open countryside views to the front, we recommend internal inspection to fully appreciate the size and layout of property on offer. THREE BEDROOMS (2 SUBSTANTIAL DOUBLES) - LOUNGE - DINING ROOM - KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM - GARAGE AT REAR - OFF ROAD PARKING - FRONT GARDENS - REAR COURTYARD - OIL FIRED CENTRAL HEATING - uPVC DOUBLE GLAZING - MODERN BATHROOM - COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS - VIEWING ESSENTIAL Ground Floor Entrance Porch: c. 6' 4" (1.93m) x 4' 11" (1.5m) Steps rise up from the off road parking area at the front of the property to a gated pathway, which passes through the front garden around to the entrance. Here, a uPVC part double glazed door opens into the entrance porch, which has a further uPVC window to the front, tiled flooring, ceiling light point and wall mounted radiator. A further glazed door opens into the: Hallway: The spacious entrance hallway features stripped wood flooring, radiator, ceiling lighting and stairs rising up to the first floor accommodation, beneath which a cupboard offers useful storage. A sliding door opens into the kitchen and a further door into the: Lounge: c. 14' 10" (4.52m) x 14' 9" (4.5m) max. Stripped wood flooring continues into the substantial lounge which features a further radiator, light point, stone built open fireplace and large uPVC double glazed patio doors, which open out to the front garden and allows first glimpse of the open countryside views to the front elevation. The stripped flooring continues via timber glazed double sliding doors into the: Dining Room: c. 9' 10" (3m) x 9' 10" (3m) With a further radiator, ceiling light point and uPVC double glazed window which looks out to the rear courtyard. A doorway provides access into the: Kitchen/Breakfast Room: c. 10' 10" (3.3m) x 9' 11" (3.02m) The sizeable kitchen is laid to tiled flooring, with a uPVC double glazed window and door opening out to the courtyard. Base and eye level units with contrasting work surface and tiled splash backs line three walls, providing a breakfast bar area along one side. Spaces (and plumbing where applicable) are available for a washing machine, cooker, upright fridge/freezer and dishwasher and an inset one and a half bowl stainless steel sink also features. A sliding door opens back out into the hallway. First Floor Landing: The landing features an airing cupboard, with slatted shelving, housing the hot water cylinder along with a ceiling light point and doors opening into all first floor rooms. Bedroom 1: c. 14' 8" (4.47m) max. into door recess x 13' 11" (4.24m) The substantial master bedroom offers the best place to take in the surrounding countryside views to the front, via a large uPVC double glazed window. Additionally, full height fitted wardrobes line the majority of the length of one wall, with three sets of double louvre doors opening into a wealth of storage space, and there is a further radiator and ceiling light point. Bedroom 2: c. 14' 4" (4.37m) max. into door recess x 10' 10" (3.3m) Also a generously proportioned double, the second bedroom again features fitted wardrobes, radiator, ceiling light point, along with wood effect flooring and a uPVC double glazed window, this time looking out to the rear. Bedroom 3: c. 8' 2" (2.49m) max. x 7' 11" (2.41m) max. The third bedroom shares the elevated countryside views to the front aspect via another uPVC double glazed window. Additionally a radiator and light point feature, along with a fitted cupboard offering hanging and storage space. A ceiling hatch opens into the loft space which, we are advised, is centrally boarded with full insulation. Bathroom: c. 7' 4" (2.24m) x 6' 7" (2.01m) The bathroom features a modern white suite comprising a panelled bath, with electric shower over and tiled splash backs, low level WC and pedestal wash basin. Additionally, an obscure uPVC double glazed opens to the rear aspect, there is mosaic style tiled flooring, a further radiator and ceiling light fitting. Outside Front Garden: Positioned above a private layby providing off road parking for several vehicles, the front garden is elevated above road level and lined by fencing at the front and sides. Level and laid half to lawn and half to patio with raised, walled flower beds, the garden offers a nice place to enjoy it's Southerly aspect and the open views to the front. Rear Courtyard: From the kitchen door, a door opens, immediately on the right into a small extension, with a small window to the rear, which accommodates the oil fired central heating boiler and is currently utilised as a drying/utility area, housing the owners tumble dryer. Positioned in a recess behind this, is the oil storage tank and the remainder of the courtyard is paved, with an outside tap and gated steps which rise up to a pathway running along the rear of the terrace (the section immediately behind is within the boundary of the property), which leads to the garage block. Garage: The single garage is situated in a block to the rear of the property which is accessed from Old Road and features an up and over door, power and lighting, as well as a hardstand in front, providing further off road parking. Directions From the "Deep Lane" junction on the A38, take the B3416 Sandy Lane towards Plympton, continuing straight over the first roundabout. At the next roundabout, take the third exit into Holland Road, following the signs for Dartmoor Wildlife Park & Sparkwell Golf Course. After approx 400m take the left turning into Ledgate Lane and continue on this road for around half a mile, until you reach a crossroad. Turn right and follow the road through Sparkwell Village, passing by the entrance to the Wildlife Park and follow the signs to Lutton, continuing for approx. three quarters of a mile until you reach the village. Continue through the village for another quarter mile or so until you reach a fork in the road, which is marked by a sign for the Mountain Inn. Take the right hand fork into New Road and the property can be found approx. 100m on the left."