Summary:
Occupying a picturesque position beside the village church and overlooking the square, this enchanting Grade II Listed semi-detached cottage is believed to date from the late 17th Century. Full of warmth, history and character, the property enjoys far-reaching views towards Dartmoor and offers beautifully atmospheric accommodation rich in original features including exposed beams, stone fireplaces, bread oven and window seats.
Wooden door into
Hallway:
A charming internal hallway with window to front, tiled flooring, exposed beams and doors off
Bathroom: (2.67 x 2.14)
Measurements are approximate as the bathroom has an angled layout. Wooden window to front and fitted with a panelled bath with mixer shower attachment, pedestal wash basin and WC. Light with shaver point. Radiator. Cupboard housing the hot water tank.
Kitchen: (4.155 x 1.895)
Designed to complement the character of the cottage, the bespoke handcrafted galley-style kitchen combines timeless style with everyday practicality. Featuring hand-painted cabinetry, elegant fumed oak work surfaces and a traditional Belfast sink, the space has been thoughtfully created to sit sympathetically within its historic surroundings. Integrated appliances include a fridge, freezer and dishwasher, together with a halogen hob and built-in electric oven and grill. Character features continue with exposed beams, tiled flooring and a wooden glazed rear window, while additional benefits include plumbing for a washing machine, a radiator, spot lighting and a useful full-height shelved larder.
Dining Room: (5.407 x 3.143 approx.)
The heart of the cottage is the impressive dining room, featuring a striking stone fireplace with original bread oven, oak beam and open fire, creating a wonderfully cosy atmosphere. Character features continue throughout with exposed beams and window seats, while the front-facing outlook captures delightful views towards Dartmoor. Stairs to First Floor.
Sitting Room: (3.826 x 2.959)
A charming and characterful reception room featuring a substantial stone fireplace (not in use), exposed beamed ceiling and traditional window seat overlooking the front aspect. Original period front door. The room enjoys a warm cottage atmosphere with wall lighting and a cosy feel, creating an inviting space for everyday living and relaxation.
From the Dining Room, door to
Store/Utility Room: (4.14 x 1.73 max)
A highly useful ancillary space with exposed beams and slate flooring, ideal for storage, hobbies or practical everyday use, also housing the Grant oil-fired boiler. Window to rear. Consumer unit.
From the Dining Room, stairs rise to the
First Floor Landing:
A characterful landing area with part-sloped ceiling, rear-facing window and useful shelved alcoves, adding both charm and practicality. Access to the loft hatch and wall lighting complete the space. Doors off
Principal Bedroom: (5.171 x 3.849 max)
A beautifully characterful principal bedroom enjoying wonderful views across the square towards Dartmoor through two front-facing windows. Exposed roof timbers and a range of fitted wardrobes and cupboards add both charm and practicality. Door to Jack and Jill WC.
Jack and Jill WC:
Conveniently positioned between the Principal Bedroom and Bedroom Three, fitted with WC and wash hand basin. Shelved recess.
Bedroom Three: (3.736 x 2.544)
A delightful double bedroom with window seat and views to the front, retaining the cottage’s warm and inviting atmosphere. Access to loft. Radiator.
Bedroom Two: (5.306 x 2.357)
A particularly charming room with exposed roof timbers and far-reaching Dartmoor views, creating an ideal guest bedroom, study or creative retreat. Radiator.
Outside:
Parking:
Parking is available within the village square, with a pedestrian right of way leading to the cottage and garden.
Cottage Garden: (14.94m x 10.67m)
Located just a short stroll from the cottage, the delightful detached garden measures approximately 49' x 35' and provides a peaceful retreat within the heart of the village. Mainly laid to lawn and bordered by established flower beds, the garden also features a mature silver birch tree and is enclosed by a charming combination of traditional stone walling, fencing and hedging. A wonderful space to relax, unwind and enjoy the tranquillity of village life.
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Costs and tenure

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: B
EPC rating: E

The building

Semi-detached house, standard construction
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 reception
Accessibility adaptations: None

Services

Mains electricity
Mains water
Mains foul drainage
Mains surface water drainage
Oil central heating
Heating features: Double glazing and open fire
Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)
Mobile coverage: O2 good, Vodafone good, Three good, EE good
Parking: Communal
Not in a controlled parking zone
No disabled parking available

Risks and restrictions

Listed building 1105630: 1 and 2 Church Cottages Bratton Clovelly [Pair of cottages. Circa late C17/early C18, extended probably in C19. Rendered stone rubble and cob walls. Gable ended asbestos slate roof. 2 axial rubble stacks. Grade II.].
In Conservation area Bratton Clovelly: Bratton Clovelly.
No tree preservation order
No environmental risks recorded
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