Offered to the market with no onward chain, this unique and characterful ground floor apartment forms part of the historic and highly regarded Marley House estate, combining period charm with spacious accommodation and exceptional surroundings.

Accessed through the atmospheric cloisters of the original building, the apartment immediately showcases its heritage and individuality. The entrance hall leads through to a dining hall, creating an impressive reception space which in turn opens into the fitted kitchen. An attractive archway connects the dining area to the central lounge, a welcoming room positioned at the heart of the apartment and enjoying views towards the stunning central atrium of Marley House. The lounge also features a character fireplace, adding further warmth and charm.

An inner hallway provides access to the bedroom accommodation, comprising three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom is a particularly attractive room, enjoying a southerly aspect over the lawns with doors opening directly outside. It also benefits from an ensuite shower room and a striking feature fireplace, believed to be original to the building. Throughout the apartment, period details and architectural features combine to create a home full of character and individuality.

Outside, the property enjoys the rare advantage of its own private garden area, in addition to the extensive communal grounds. The beautifully maintained estate is approached through secure gates, with a sweeping drive leading through woodland before opening into established lawns and gardens. Residents also have use of a tennis court and a picturesque lake, creating a peaceful and highly desirable setting.

In addition, the property benefits from a very large workshop, ideal for storage or hobbies, featuring extensive racking and a workbench. Further benefits include two allocated parking spaces.

Marley House itself has a rich and fascinating history, originally forming part of a grand manor house which evolved over many centuries before being sympathetically converted into an exclusive collection of homes. The development successfully blends historic architecture and period character with modern convenience, all within a private and secure environment.

Situated on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, the property offers immediate access to some of the finest countryside in the South West, with excellent walking, cycling and riding opportunities nearby. The beautiful coastline of the South Hams is also within easy reach, offering a selection of renowned beaches, estuaries and coastal villages. Nearby towns provide a good range of amenities, independent shops and transport connections.

The property is leasehold with a 999-year lease from 1996 and benefits from a share of the freehold. A service charge is payable, and services include mains electricity, shared private water and drainage, and oil-fired central heating.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

Verified Material Information

Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Leasehold with Share of Freehold
Lease Length: 999-year lease from 1996
Service Charge: £3,523.79 per annum
Property Type: Apartment
Energy Performance Rating: D
Electricity Supply: Mains Supply
Solar Panels: No
Water Supply: Private Water Supply
Sewerage: Private Supply
Heating: Oil Fired Central Heating
Mobile Coverage: O2 - Excellent, Vodafone – Excellent, Three - Excellent, EE – Excellent
Broadband: Cable
Parking: Two Allocated Parking Spaces

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