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" First Floor Landing One:Approached from the sitting room below by a turning staircase having good handrail. Part panelled walls. Double glazed velux roof light. Timber panel doors open to the master bedroom suite and bedroom two.

Master Bedroom Suite:

Bedroom One:17'5" (5.3m) x 14'1" (4.3m) Narrowing to 11'10" (3.6m) At one end. where a timber door opens to the en suite bathroom. Stunning views across the water are again enjoyed from small pane window with window seat. Part timber panelled walls. Night storage heater. Further window to rear aspect. Attractive period fireplace with mantel shelf and surround.

En Suite Bathroom:11'2" x 8'2" (3.4m x 2.5m). White suite comprising panelled bath in tiled surround with handgrips. Period style mixer taps and hand held shower. WC with concealed cistern. Wash basin. Part tiled and part panelled walls. Mirror fronted wall cabinet. Wall light and shaver socket. Electrically heated towel rail. Dimplex fan heater. Fitted cupboard with hanging rail. Stunning views across the river are again enjoyed through small pane window with window seat.

Bedroom Two:17'5" x 12'2" (5.3m x 3.7m). Another double aspect room enjoying great views across the river. Fireplace with attractive period grate, mantelpiece and surround. Timber door opens to:-

Second Landing:Approached from the dining room below by the second staircase and having a modern double glazed velux roof light and fitted cupboard. An old ledged door with cottage latch opens to:-

Bedroom Three:11'2" x 7'10" (3.4m x 2.39m). Again great views over the water are enjoyed through small pane window with window seat.

Outside:The pretty lawned garden at the rear is approached from the end of the entrance pathway up a short flight of steps which lead to a paved southwest facing terrace. There is a garden store in one corner and established shrubs include camellias and climbing roses, behind the property is a further garden store with timber door opening from the entrance pathway.

Services:Mains electricity, water and drainage. No gas.

Parking:Subject to the tides it is normally possible to park for limited periods on the fore shore in front of the Quay and Ferry Boat Inn. There is limited on street parking together with a public car park at the top of the village with further parking on The Ham which adjoins the river a little further upstream.

Tenure:Greenway View has a leasehold title 999 years from 1987.

A former Ferryman's cottage in the heart of the conservation area occupying part of this Grade II listed building superbly located on the Quay at Dittisham enjoying a glorious outlook over the river Dart to Greenway and Galmpton.n++ Entrance Lobby n++ Sitting Room   n++ Dining Room   n++ Kitchen n++ Utility Room   n++ Two Staircases   n++ Three Bedrooms n++ Two Bathrooms n++ Private Garden with Terrace and Store

Situation and Description Enjoying an idyllic location beside the historic Ferry Boat Inn, 'Greenway View' is accessed from a level pathway that runs behind this lovely riverside hostelry which has for generations been popular with both local residents and the boating fraternity alike. The accommodation in this deceptively spacious property is arranged on two floors with four windows on each floor (see main photograph on this brochure) looking out over the quay and across Dittisham Pool with its many moorings. Beneath the property is a boatman's store which is in separate ownership and also looks out onto the adjoining quay. The cottage has been in the same family for over fifty years and allthough it would now benefit from some further modernisation and improvement it has had a bespoke fitted kitchen installed by a local craftsman and still retains much original charm and character with old panel doors, heavily beamed ceilings and some panelled walls.

.   In addition to open fires heating is from night storage heaters which makes it ideal for a lock up and leave.

. The riverside village of Dittisham in the beautiful South Hams is well known for its mild climate enabling both fruit and flowers to be grown in abundance with numerous varieties of plums, in past generations, being exported particularly sought after. The village has a vibrant community of residents who participate in numerous activities both on and off the water. Local clubs include the popular drama group and an active sailing club which provides great entertainment for both holiday makers and local residents alike. The village also has a pedestrian ferry which is summoned by a bell and crosses the river at its narrowest point to Greenway Quay on the other side where the Agatha Christie Estate is located together with some excellent walks through beautiful countryside and woodland. In addition to the Ferry Boat Inn there is also the Red Lion Inn at the top of the village with both pubs having a reputation for good food and ale.

. There is also a post office and general store together with the very popular Anchor Stone cafn++. The port town of Dartmouth with its many shops is some four miles down river at the mouth of the estuary.

THE ACCOMMODATION WITHAPPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS COMPRISES.

Entrance Lobby: Approached from a level pathway behind the Ferry Boat Inn which is shared by only one other property. Part glazed panel front door with adjoining stained glass leaded lights. Cloak recess with coat hooks. Old ledged timber door opens to:-

Sitting Room:20'4" x 16'9" Maximum

(6.2m x 5.1m Maximum). A spacious L shaped room with two windows enjoying stunning panoramic views over the river to Greenway and Galmpton, one window having window seat and other with display sill. Beamed timber ceiling. Large open fireplace suitable for a log burning stove and with a slate hearth. Night storage heater. Under stairs storage cupboard.

Dining Room:16'9" (5.1m) x 11'6" (3.5m) Widening to 14'5" (4.4m) At one end. where a door opens to the turning staircase which rises to the bedrooms above. Stunning views over the river are again enjoyed through small paned window with window seat. Further small paned sash window overlooking the garden at the rear. Tiled fireplace with open grate. Night storage heater. Beamed ceiling. From a small recess a doorway opens to:-

Ground Floor Bathroom:9'6" x 6'3" (2.9m x 1.9m). White suite comprising panel bath with period style mixer taps and hand held shower. Low level WC. Wash basin with tiled surround and mirror fronted cabinet, light and shaver socket over. Bidet. Part tiled walls. Windows to rear aspect. Heated towel rail. Electric wall heater. Airing cupboard with slatted linen shelves and factory lagged copper hot water cylinder with twin immersion heaters.

Kitchen:11'6" x 8'10" (3.5m x 2.7m). Fitted with a range of bespoke units having timber facings and with stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap and vegetable tidy inset into wide working surface with cupboards and drawers beneath together with integrated dishwasher. Further working surface with inset ceramic hob having extractor unit over, with cupboard and pan drawer beneath. Hotpoint electric double oven with cupboards above and below. Beamed ceiling. Part panelled wall. Fridge freezer in recess beside large under stairs store cupboard. Again stunning views across the river are enjoyed through window with display sill.

Utility Room:10'2" x 5'7" (3.1m x 1.7m). Accessed only from the entrance lobby, this room which is of lean to construction has a low level WC, wash basin and plumbing and points for washing machine. Coat hooks. Heated towel rail. Windows with obscure glass overlooking the entrance pathway.

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