Step inside:
The communal entrance door features an intercom system and opens into a grand entrance hall, complete with a real fireplace and a sweeping staircase that ascends to the first floor, setting an elegant tone from the outset. The private front door leads into a welcoming entrance hall, with doors providing access to all rooms. To the right, you'll find a cloakroom with WC, while to the left is the second bedroom—a generously sized space with a bay window overlooking the gardens, a built-in wardrobe, and an En-Suite shower room with basin (please note: no WC). At the end of the hallway lies the master bedroom, which includes built-in storage cupboards, an En-Suite bathroom, and additional storage space. The impressive living room boasts high ceilings, period features, and a large bay window that frames stunning views of the surrounding countryside and communal gardens. A door from the living room leads into the spacious kitchen, which includes a breakfast bar and a large window that floods the space with natural light. While the property would benefit from some updating and redecoration, its character features, bright and spacious rooms, and picturesque setting make it a must-see for anyone seeking a peaceful countryside escape or a charming retreat from city life.

Useful information:
EPC Rating: F / Tenure: Leasehold Share of (Freehold)
Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council
Council Tax Band: E (£3034.66 p.a. 2025/26)
Services: Mains water, electricity and gas and a septic tank.
Heating: Gas central heating
Leasehold: Remainder of 999 year lease commencing on 1 Jan 1985
Service/Maintenance and Ground Rent charge: £350 per calendar month.
Pets are allowed (With consent from the other residents)

Room measurements:
Lounge/Diner: 23’6" x 16'10" (7.15m x 5.14m)
Kitchen/Breakfast Room: 13'7" x 9'8" (4.14m x 2.94m)
Bedroom: 17'8" x 15'9" (5.38m x 4.79m)
Bedroom: 20'6" x 18'0" (6.25m x 5.48m)
Bathroom: 10’9” x 10’7” (3.27m x 3.23m)
Shower Room: 5’3” x 4’11” (1.60m x 1.49m)
WC: 10’7” x 3’0” (3.23m x 0.92m)

Sellers insight:
“Pitt House is a Grade II* listed building which the famous architect Sir George Gilbert Scott, in partnership with Moffatt, built for the Incledon-Webber family between 1841-5 It has later additions from 1880 and was converted into flats in 1985. It is included in Pevsner's Guide to the Buildings of South Devon. Flat 4 is a quiet and airy flat that has been owned by us for over twenty five years and therefore in need of some updating. With beautiful dual-aspect views over the countryside and with easy access from the A38, it has over time been a main home, weekend retreat, rental property and we had hoped our retirement home. Sadly a change in circumstances means we must reluctantly part with it. We hope the next owners will love it as much as we have. The new owners will benefit from a new 999 year lease commencing on 1 Jan 1985 with 959 years unexpired.”