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C BOVEY TRACEY £500,000


larendon is a substantial double fronted Victorian town house. The property has spacious accommodation comprising entrance porch leading through to original


stained and leaded light front door to spacious entrance hall. The main reception rooms comprise of living room with original marble Victorian fireplace, dining room, family room and conservatory. There is a well fitted kitchen along with ground floor bathroom, pantry & utility room. To the first floor there are six bedrooms (five double and en-suite). The property retains a lot of character and original features that you would expect of a property of this type. The property benefits from parking for numerous vehicles, detached garage and enclosed level garden. This property is an ideal large family home or has potential for home and income and must be seen to be fully appreciated.


INGSDON £549,950


with feature fireplace and solid fuel burner, magnificent open plan kitchen / breakfast / dining area, utility room and cloakroom. To the first floor there are four double bedrooms the master en-suite along with a recently remodelled family bathroom. Externally the property benefits from a detached double garage, ample parking and gardens surrounding the property. Another significant benefit to the property is the 2.7 acres of paddocks directly opposite, across a lane with detached stable block with four loose boxes, tack room and hay store having its own water and electricity supply. The property has undergone a modernisation and renovation programme by the current owners to provide tasteful and well-kept accommodation in a highly sought after location.


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8 ST PAULS ROAD, NEWTON ABBOT, TQ12 4PR | APRIL 2013 | www.PropertySouthDevon.co.uk


South Devon


ngsdon House dates back to circa 1850. Part of this property was the original farmhouse for this area. Ingsdon House has deceptively spacious accommodation comprising living room


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