3 bed semi-detached house to rent

1 Crossways, Northlew, Okehampton EX20

Nestled in the heart of the charming and sought-after village of Northlew, this beautiful three-bedroom semi-detached cottage offers a rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful rural living without compromising on comfort or style. With its mix of traditional character and modern updates, this home is ideal for those seeking a welcoming country retreat or a permanent residence in a vibrant community setting.

The property is brimming with period charm, featuring exposed wooden beams, thick stone walls, and characterful windows that allow plenty of natural light to flood through. The cosy lounge is a standout space, centred around a traditional woodburning stove set within a rustic fireplace. This warm and inviting room is perfect for relaxing on cooler evenings, offering both visual appeal and practical warmth throughout the seasons.

A separate dining room connects seamlessly to the living room, offering the perfect setting for family meals or entertaining guests. The kitchen features wooden cabinetry, ample worktop space, and easy access to the utility room – combining country cottage aesthetics with day-to-day functionality.

Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms provide plenty of space for a growing family, visiting guests, or the option to work from home. The stylish family bathroom has been tastefully modernised, boasting contemporary fittings, quality tiling, and a clean, calming finish – ideal for unwinding at the end of the day.

One of the property's most appealing features is the above-garage annex, offering a versatile space that could be used as a guest suite, home office, studio, or hobby room. It sits above the detached garage, which also provides ample additional storage.

Located in a quiet position within Northlew, the cottage benefits from the village’s peaceful atmosphere while remaining just a short walk from local amenities, including a popular pub, primary school, and community events. The village is known for its strong community spirit, making it a welcoming place for both new residents and long-time locals.

Whether you’re looking for a weekend escape or a forever home, this property offers an exceptional combination of charm, practicality, and location. The cottage is listed under Council Tax Band C and holds an EPC rating of D.

In addition to the first month’s rent a deposit of £950.00 will be required. Bond Oxborough Phillips Lettings will pay the deposit to the Deposit Protection Service dps, (the government run scheme). Following receipt of the deposit, The dps will provide confirmation to you. The full details are available on their website

Please Note Permitted Payments: - One weeks holding deposit to secure property. This will go against the first month’s rent providing that you do not withdraw your application or do not disclose vital information. - £50 Inc VAT administration fee for any changes to the tenancy (when requested by the tenant).

Early termination fee (only when agreed in writing from the landlord), £50 Inc VAT administration fee plus any agreed reasonable costs (as agreed with landlord). - Lost Keys / Security Devices, replacement will be charged at cost to the tenant. Charges can be upto £50 Inc VAT. - Late rent. We reserve the right to charge interest; this can be added to each day after the rent due date.

Charged at an annual percentage rate of +3% above the Bank of England base rate until full payment is made. The property is let as seen. Standard references will be required. Please note that all measurements are only approximate and are purely given as a guide. Please refer to Bond Oxborough Phillips Lettings guidance notes for prospective tenants.

Northlew is a charming village nestled in the heart of Devon, with a rich history and strong community spirit. Located near the town of Okehampton, it offers a quiet and scenic rural setting, making it a great location for those seeking peace and tranquillity. The village is renowned for its traditional character, including the notable St Thomas of Canterbury Church, which features a magnificent rood screen.

Northlew is also associated with a local legend, which suggests the Devil met his demise here due to the cold-a story that adds a unique element to the village's character.

The community in Northlew is tight-knit, with active local clubs and events, including the village's efforts to preserve its historic telephone box and the impressive memorial to its fallen soldiers from the First World War. This memorial includes a world record-breaking avenue of poppies, making it a poignant feature of the area.
For those who appreciate a village with history, folklore, and a close community, Northlew offers a peaceful and attractive setting.