Guide price
£325,000
2 bed cottage for saleLower Lemonford, Bickington TQ12
2 beds
1 bath
EPC Rating: D
- Freehold
Sawdye & Harris
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About this property
Edge-of-village location offering peace and privacy without isolation
Character Grade II Listed home with period charm and modern comforts
Pretty and private garden, easy to maintain yet full of charm
Generous private parking and car port
Positioned on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park with stunning walks moments away
A charming Grade II Listed cottage nestled on the edge of Bickington village, just moments from the sweeping landscapes of Dartmoor National Park. This characterful home blends rustic appeal with everyday practicality, featuring exposed beams, traditional windows, and thick stone walls that reflect its heritage. Tucked away along a peaceful lane, the property enjoys a generous private garden, off-road parking, and a car port — offering the perfect balance of rural tranquillity and modern convenience. Freehold. Oil central heating. EPC D. Council Tax Band D
The property A characterful Grade II Listed home on the village edge - tucked away in the picturesque village of Bickington and just moments from the breath-taking landscapes of Dartmoor National Park, this lovely cottage offers a great opportunity to enjoy rural living without sacrificing everyday convenience.
Full of character with charming features such as exposed beams, traditional style windows, and thick stone walls that speak to its history. Set back in a peaceful lane on the edge of the village, the property benefits from a generous private garden, off-road parking, and car port.
Ground floor Head in through the front door and past the cloakroom where a door from the hallway leads to the sitting room. A beautifully proportioned living space with traditional beams, and a feature fireplace that forms the heart of the home. The space is warm and welcoming - ideal for relaxing evenings, entertaining guests, or simply enjoying the peaceful setting. The room enjoys an outlook across to the front gardens.
Full of rustic charm, the country-style kitchen offers fitted units, electric oven and space for informal dining. It's both functional and atmospheric, with views out to the lane this is a lovely space again with exposed beams and cottage charm.
First floor To the first floor the property offers two bedrooms, each with unique period features, including plenty of natural light and each enjoys a lovely outlook. Calm and comfortable, these rooms are ideal for restful nights, accommodating guests, or creating a quiet home office or hobby space. Thoughtfully presented, they offer both charm and practicality for a range of lifestyle needs.
A tastefully appointed bathroom with a traditional walk in shower suite, tiling, and soft natural light. The space is practical yet stylish and offers scope for gentle updating if desired.
Outside A peaceful, mature garden with lawned areas, a range of well-established plants, and seating spots that capture the sun throughout the day. Ideal for those who enjoy nature, gardening, or simply unwinding outdoors, the garden also includes a car port, storage areas, and countryside views as well as a greenhouse - ideal for the keen gardener.
There is off-road driveway parking accessed between a timber five bar gate, alongside the covered car port.
Location Nestled on the edge of Dartmoor National Park and within easy reach of Newton Abbot and Ashburton, Bickington is a well-connected South Devon village that combines rural charm with convenience.
Surrounded by rolling countryside and woodland walks, Bickington offers a peaceful setting for those seeking a slower pace of life while remaining within easy reach of key commuter routes - including the A38 Devon Expressway, linking Exeter and Plymouth. This makes it a popular choice for professionals, families, and retirees alike.
The village itself has a warm and welcoming community, with a traditional village pub, local church, and nearby farm shops and garden centres. Just a short drive away, Newton Abbot offers a wide range of amenities including supermarkets, schools, leisure facilities, and a mainline railway station with direct services to Exeter, Plymouth and beyond.
Bickington also sits within the catchment of several well-regarded primary and secondary schools and offers excellent access to outdoor pursuits, from walking and cycling on Dartmoor to enjoying the South Devon coast just a short journey away. Whether you're looking for countryside charm, community spirit, or commuter convenience, Bickington is a hidden gem in the Teignbridge district that delivers on all fronts
key facts for buyers tenure - Freehold. - Please note there is a flying freehold
with the property.
The property is Grade II Listed - More information can be found here-
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Services
Mains water, drainage and electric. Oil fired central heating.
Council tax band - D
EPC - D
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