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Tucked away on a private elevated plot, this architect-designed home offers over 3,200 sq ft of flexible accommodation, beautifully landscaped gardens and is well suited to modern family or multi-generational living.
Tucked away along a private driveway approach within a well-established and popular residential setting, Juniper House occupies a position that feels unexpectedly removed from its surroundings. Its elevated plot, extending to approximately 0.3 acres, is framed by mature planting which provides a natural sense of privacy while drawing the eye towards open views of the surrounding countryside.
Built in 2006 as an individual, architect-designed home, the house was conceived with both longevity and practicality in mind. Extending to over 3,200 sq ft, it offers a scale and quality of construction that sets it apart from many modern homes, with predominantly brick internal walls, and a consistently high level of specification throughout.
Living Spaces
The kitchen sits at the heart of the house and has been designed as a space for everyday living and entertaining. Handmade by Mark Wilkinson, it brings a level of craftsmanship that is rarely found, complemented by a comprehensive range of appliances including Wolf double ovens, Siemens induction hob, a separate Gaggenau gas hob and integrated Miele appliances. There is a natural connection from here to the garden, making it an easy space to use throughout the day.
From here, the house opens into a series of well-balanced living spaces. The sitting room is generous and inviting, centred around a gas fire set within a full chimney breast, with the option to introduce a wood burner, subject to the necessary checks. A separate dining room provides a more defined setting for entertaining, with its far end taking on a garden room feel, opening onto a balcony that extends across the front of both the sitting room and dining room, providing natural light and views across the wooded valley.
In addition to the principal living areas, the house is supported by a utility room and a number of well-considered ancillary spaces, all contributing to how easily the house functions on a day-to-day basis.
Flexibility and Future Potential
A key strength of Juniper House is the flexibility it offers.
The current layout lends itself well to multi-generational living, with the potential to create two substantial areas of accommodation of a similar scale. The ground floor already provides two double bedrooms and a bathroom, and subject to any necessary consents, the existing garage could be incorporated to form a kitchen, living and dining space creating a self-contained space within the property.
Alternatively, a more compact annexe could be formed with minimal changes, using one of the ground floor bedrooms as a kitchen/living space alongside a bedroom and bathroom. Separate access points allow for a genuine degree of independence, whether for extended family, guests or additional income.
The additional bedrooms on the upper level, along with the existing layout, further support a range of uses,
allowing the house to adapt over time without the need for significant structural change.
Bedrooms
Upstairs, the bedrooms are well proportioned and arranged to make the most of the outlook. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, designed very much as a suite rather than simply a bedroom. It incorporates a separate dressing room and a notably spacious en suite.
The remaining bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, working from home or visiting guests, supported by well-placed bathrooms that serve both family and guest accommodation.
The overall feel is consistent with the rest of the house, well maintained and thoughtfully arranged.
Gardens and Setting
The gardens are an integral part of the property and have been exceptionally well landscaped to create a series of distinct spaces. A wide variety of mature planting, provides privacy, structure, and year-round interest.
Terraces provide areas for outdoor dining and seating and the elevated position provides a sense of openness, with views extending towards the countryside, while the orientation ensures the garden enjoys the sun throughout the day.
Services
The house is well equipped for modern living, with two arrays of solar panels positioned to maximise available daylight across different aspects. These provide both a reduction in running costs and an annual income, understood to be in the region of £1,800-£2,000.
The gas boiler was replaced in autumn 2025. Drainage is managed via a private Klargester system.
A right of access exists in favour of Juniper House over the initial section of the driveway.
Location
Plymstock sits to the east of Plymouth, occupying a particularly appealing position between the coastline and open countryside. It has evolved into one of the area's most desirable residential settings, valued not only for its convenience but for the balance it offers between everyday ease and access to the outdoors. At its centre is a well-served local hub, where a mix of independent retailers, supermarkets, cafés and informal dining spots create a setting that feels both established and genuinely useful. There is a reassuring sense of everything being close at hand, supported by a selection of well-regarded schools and accessible healthcare services, making it a location that works equally well for families and those seeking a more relaxed pace.
The nearby shores of Wembury Beach and the wider South Devon coastline provide an easy escape into open landscapes, with walking routes, swimming spots and far-reaching views all within easy reach. Closer to home, Mount Batten offers a more active waterfront setting, known for its sailing, paddleboarding and panoramic outlook across the Sound, while nearby Oreston retains a quieter, waterside feel with its historic quay and established village atmosphere.
Despite this strong connection to nature, access back into the city remains straightforward, with regular transport links into Plymouth's centre and beyond, making it a practical base for commuting or travel further afield.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Gas central heating. Sewage treatment plant.
EPC Rating
Current: A - 102, Potential: A - 102, Rating: A
Council Tax
Band F
Tenure
Freehold
Authority
Plymouth City Council, Ballard House, West Hoe Road, Plymouth, PL1 3BJ, Tel: 01752 668000
Fixtures and Fittings
All items in the written text of these particulars are included in the sale. All others are expressly excluded regardless of inclusion in any photographs. Purchasers must satisfy themselves that any equipment included in the sale of the property is in satisfactory order.
Viewing
Strictly by appointment with the agent, Marchand Petit, Newton Ferrers Office. Tel: 01752 873311.