Step inside:
This second floor apartment forms part of an impressive Grade II Listed Victorian House, and was built in the mid 1800's. Internally the property offers bright accommodation. Access to the property is via a wooden door into a communal entrance with stairs rising to the second floor landing. From here the apartment can then be found on the left. Inside, the entrance hall leads on to all rooms.
The spacious bathroom includes a three piece suite, with panelled bath with shower over, pedestal hand basin and low level WC. The feature window to rear elevation. There is a door to a large walk- in storage cupboard. Tiled splash backs and a heated electric towel rail complete the bathroom. The kitchen has been fitted with oak cupboards and worktop space. There is a cooker and washing machine included. The feature window looks to the rear of the property and there is a wall mounted gas fired heater which serves the hot water system.
At the end of the hallway is the L- shaped living/ dining room with feature windows to the rear of the property and looking out to the surrounding countryside. The two double bedrooms both have feature windows to front elevation. All the rooms have radiators which supply the heating from the communal gas boiler.

Room measurements:
Living Room 14'8 x 13'3 (4.5m x 4.0m)
Bedroom One 13'9 x 10' (4.2m x 3.1m)
Bedroom Two 10' x 9'4 (3.1m x 2.8m)
Kitchen 10' x 9'4 (3.1m x 2.8m)
Bathroom 8'9 x 7'5 (2.7m x 2.3m)

Useful information:
Service Charges: £250 per month. This includes communal heating for 6 months of the year, ground rent, external building maintenance, grounds maintenance and building insurance.
Telephone point with Broadband capability
Tenure: Leasehold with a Share of Freehold with the remainder of a 999 year lease from 25.12.1979
Council Tax Band B: (£1943.63p.a. - 2025/26)
Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council
EPC Rating: TBC
Services: Mains gas, water, drainage and electricity. 
Heating: Communal Gas Central Heating
Age Restriction Over 30's Only. No Pets Allowed

Agents insight:
" Devon House is renowned for the peace and quiet of the stunning grounds it sits on, plus its proximity to Dartmoor and the nearby coastal towns. Bovey Tracey town centre is within walking distance and is a busy, thriving community with lots of activities, clubs and societies. Steeped in history, this unique building has lots of character and the surrounding countryside makes it a wonderful place to live.”