Friday, February 24, 2017 47 Property FOCUS
www.latesthomes.co.uk Period Cottage well positioned for easy access to Dartmoor
IN A VERY accessible position close to Ivybridge and its excellent school, Greycot in Hunsdon is well positioned for easy access to the rugged beauty of Dartmoor and the A38 Expressway, just 4 miles away, to Plymouth and Exeter. Hunsdon is a small rural hamlet located between Westlake and Ivybridge.
This charming period three bedroom cottage benefits from a south facing garden and is ideal for someone looking to update and modernise a home to their own taste. There is a cosy sitting room, kitchen breakfast room with range and a useful utility area off of the back passage. The property has a farmhouse feel to it and the integral garage benefits from an inspection pit for the mechanically minded.
The nearby thriving small town of Ivybridge has a good range of shops including a butchers, delicatessen, grocers, chemist and restaurants. In the centre of town, The Watermark offers a new state-of-the-art library, IT suite, cinema and theatre space, coffee shop and conference facilities with bar. To the north of the town is the well reputed Ivybridge Community College which proudly holds specialist sports status. Further community facilities include a sports centre with indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a tennis centre and skate park.
Dartmoor National Park is on the doorstep with its large open expanse of moorland, good rambling and walks such as the ‘Erme Valley Trail’ and the ‘Two Moors Way’. To the south of Grey Cot and within a 30 minute drive are the beautiful estuaries and long sandy beaches of the South Hams.
Greycot is offered for sale with a guide price of £255,000. For further information, please contact Marchand Petit’s Modbury office on 01548 831163. Alternatively visit the website at
www.marchandpetit.co.uk
Marchand Petit supporting local post offices
WHEN asked what room in a house is the heart of the home, generally people answer with ‘the kitchen’. When asked, what provides the heart of a village or town, people will tend to list as the top three, the post office, the church and the pub. Fortunate is the community that can lay claim to having both a post office and a village store. Several surveys have been carried out to study the effects within a community once these life line services are diminished and Marchand Petit, the leading independent South Hams Estate Agent, is proud to be sponsoring post offices in Newton Ferrers and Yealmpton.
“One of the best ways to support the post office is to do business with them,” commented Prunella Martin, Director of the firm’s Prime Waterfront & Country House department. “It is not just a postal service that is provided by the postal office. Now you can view a selection of our
properties 24/7 and be kept informed of what new homes and developments are coming to the market.”
“We are delighted to have partnered with Yealmpton Post Office at Coronation Buildings in Market Street, Yealmpton and again in Newton Ferrers,” said Chartered Surveyor and Marchand Petit consultant Roger Punch, adding: “Local Post offices offer a community hub like no other and provide vital services for all generations, as well as a friendly welcome and often a good bit of banter or chat, so important to the community spirit.”
Post offices offer so much these days from convenient identity and licenses services, ‘drop and go’, broadband, mobile and business services as well as meeting all your stationary needs and offering a great line in greetings cards.
Supporting photo shows David Stembridge congratulating Marchand Petit's Roger Punch on the support given by the firm to maintaining the village Post Office, an asset recognised as being so important to the village.
For further information please contact Marchand Petit’s Newton Ferrers office on 01752 873311. Alternatively visit the website at
www.marchandpetit.co.uk
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