- For Sale
- Guide price 1,200,000 GBP
- Bedroom: 3
- Bathroom: 2
A contemporary house set in a beautiful garden in the centre of Chagford with pasture, woodland and views towards Cosdon Beacon, Ancient Woodland and Castle Drogo.
Chagford may be classified as a town but with only 1,500 residents, it feels like a large village. Dapwell Hey has undoubtedly got one of the best settings in a tranquil and private site on the town's northern edge looking out over its garden and lush countryside to the wilds of Dartmoor in the distance in three directions.Believed to date from the 19th century, the property was largely rebuilt and fully modernised by the current owners in 2018 and today is beautifully presented. It now has a contemporary Scandinavian feel characterised by clean lines and natural materials, particularly wood. The property is rendered at ground level and clad with larch above, over new insulation, all under a slate roof. These features blend the property in well with neighbouring, older properties.The interior features extensive engineered ash flooring downstairs and pale pine flooring upstairs, some exposed stone and a fine ash staircase that combine with tall, wide windows to create a light and airy feel throughout the house.The ground floor has three reception rooms with openings from the sitting and dining rooms into the sun room between them to form a single open-plan, U-shaped space. The sun room has floor to ceiling, double glazed windows that look out across the garden along with a rooflight that floods the interior with natural light. A centrally positioned wood burning stove ensures that the house remains snug and cosy during the worst of the British weather. The kitchen is unfussy with clean-cut contemporary units under polished granite work surfaces, a central island, a gas/electric range cooker and a built-in dishwasher.Upstairs are three double bedrooms grouped along two sides of the well-lit, central landing. Two of the bedrooms, including the principal bedroom, have far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside to Dartmoor in the distance. The principal bedroom has its own en suite shower room, whilst the other two bedrooms share use of the family shower room and separate WC.Outbuildings, Garden and GroundsDapwell Hey is approached off a short, shared access lane via a wide entrance opening onto a generously sized parking area beside the house. To one side of it is a timber garage block consisting of a double garage and separate garden store. Behind is a further, stone outbuilding housing a studio/workshop on the ground floor and a home office within the roof space.The property's large garden extends out on two sides of the house from the southwest round to the northwest. Fringing the sunroom is an extensive, paved area with ample space for separate, outside seating and dining areas, part of which is sheltered by an attractively landscaped bank. Beyond the paved area is a lawned slope bounded by tall evergreen hedging for privacy, which descends down to a lower level containing the orchard and a vegetable garden with raised beds and soft fruit cage containing red and black currants, blueberries, gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries and jostas.Around the garden are a scattering of paved seating areas including a semi-circular stone seat which is sheltered from the window and out of view, surrounded by plants chosen for their all year fragrance and colour.Along the outer edge is an area of woodland and wide hedgerows that have been recently replanted and are managed for wildlife. The paddock is completely secluded with a small orchard just reaching maturity comprising pears, plums, apples and meddlar, thoughtfully selected for their sustainability, along with a further vegetable plot. In all the garden and grounds extend to about 1.89 acres (0.76 hectares).
Dapwell Hey is situated at the end of a short, no-through lane in the small but thriving town of Chagford on the north-east edge of Dartmoor. The town has an unusually wide ran
Chagford may be classified as a town but with only 1,500 residents, it feels like a large village. Dapwell Hey has undoubtedly got one of the best settings in a tranquil and private site on the town's northern edge looking out over its garden and lush countryside to the wilds of Dartmoor in the distance in three directions.Believed to date from the 19th century, the property was largely rebuilt and fully modernised by the current owners in 2018 and today is beautifully presented. It now has a contemporary Scandinavian feel characterised by clean lines and natural materials, particularly wood. The property is rendered at ground level and clad with larch above, over new insulation, all under a slate roof. These features blend the property in well with neighbouring, older properties.The interior features extensive engineered ash flooring downstairs and pale pine flooring upstairs, some exposed stone and a fine ash staircase that combine with tall, wide windows to create a light and airy feel throughout the house.The ground floor has three reception rooms with openings from the sitting and dining rooms into the sun room between them to form a single open-plan, U-shaped space. The sun room has floor to ceiling, double glazed windows that look out across the garden along with a rooflight that floods the interior with natural light. A centrally positioned wood burning stove ensures that the house remains snug and cosy during the worst of the British weather. The kitchen is unfussy with clean-cut contemporary units under polished granite work surfaces, a central island, a gas/electric range cooker and a built-in dishwasher.Upstairs are three double bedrooms grouped along two sides of the well-lit, central landing. Two of the bedrooms, including the principal bedroom, have far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside to Dartmoor in the distance. The principal bedroom has its own en suite shower room, whilst the other two bedrooms share use of the family shower room and separate WC.Outbuildings, Garden and GroundsDapwell Hey is approached off a short, shared access lane via a wide entrance opening onto a generously sized parking area beside the house. To one side of it is a timber garage block consisting of a double garage and separate garden store. Behind is a further, stone outbuilding housing a studio/workshop on the ground floor and a home office within the roof space.The property's large garden extends out on two sides of the house from the southwest round to the northwest. Fringing the sunroom is an extensive, paved area with ample space for separate, outside seating and dining areas, part of which is sheltered by an attractively landscaped bank. Beyond the paved area is a lawned slope bounded by tall evergreen hedging for privacy, which descends down to a lower level containing the orchard and a vegetable garden with raised beds and soft fruit cage containing red and black currants, blueberries, gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries and jostas.Around the garden are a scattering of paved seating areas including a semi-circular stone seat which is sheltered from the window and out of view, surrounded by plants chosen for their all year fragrance and colour.Along the outer edge is an area of woodland and wide hedgerows that have been recently replanted and are managed for wildlife. The paddock is completely secluded with a small orchard just reaching maturity comprising pears, plums, apples and meddlar, thoughtfully selected for their sustainability, along with a further vegetable plot. In all the garden and grounds extend to about 1.89 acres (0.76 hectares).
Dapwell Hey is situated at the end of a short, no-through lane in the small but thriving town of Chagford on the north-east edge of Dartmoor. The town has an unusually wide ran
