138 By the Dart • Dart Property


Slapton £350,000


A well proportioned 3 bedroomed reverse level barn conversion set within a desirable location within this popular village and easy walking distance of the villages amenities and a short walk from slapton sands. The property converted in 2002 benefits from double glazing, exposed timber flooring and beamed ceilings throughout, oil fired central heating, parking for 2 vehicles and a courtyard style garden.


Contact Freeborns 01803 832045


Dartmouth £850,000


A stunning architect designed detached home offering versatile and bright accommodation. Impressive main reception room with part vaulted ceiling, comprising bespoke kitchen, dining area and living room. Wall to wall windows and doors lead out to a full width south facing terrace and offer superb views across the town to the estuary. 3 double bedrooms, 2 en suite & shower room. May be used as a main home with a guest suite providing self contained accommodation if preferred (currently a successful holiday let). Detached artist’s studio/home office.


Contact Savills 01548 800462


Dartmouth £495,000


A charming Grade II listed townhouse with superb river and sea views. Accommodation includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, elevated rear garden with views and offered with no onward chain within walking distance of town.


Contact Stags 01803 835336


Dartmouth £375,000


A particularly spacious town house occupying a sought after tucked away spot next to St Clements Church. Four double bedrooms, en-suite shower room, family bathroom, attractive courtyard garden. Good sized garage. Views. Viewing essential. EPC Band C


Contact Richard Blake 01803 832288


Stoke Fleming £310.000


A well-presented modern link detached bungalow located in a quiet cul de sac. The village amenities, coastal footpath and Blackpool Sands are all nearby. Living room, kitchen/ dining room, 3 bedrooms and bathroom. Private rear garden. Garage and off road parking.


Contact Marchand Petit 01803 839190


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