3 Bedroom Bungalow

Detailed description
Occupying a generous plot in a peaceful and highly sought-after location, this immaculately presented detached new-build bungalow enjoys an attractive outlook over protected open green space, with two ancient protected trees set within the adjoining pasture, offering a beautiful natural backdrop and safeguarding the setting from future development.

The property features a stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, creating a bright and sociable space ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. There are three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with a stylish en-suite, complemented by a modern family bathroom.

Designed with comfort and sustainability in mind, the home benefits from underfloor heating powered by an air source heat pump, a detached garage with EV charging, and ample off-road parking.

One of the property's standout features is its enviable setting. The adjoining protected green space provides an attractive open outlook and an exceptional sense of privacy. With a bungalow on one side and protected pasture on the other, the property enjoys a level of seclusion that is rarely found in modern developments.

The vendors are looking to purchase a vacant property, offering the potential for a smooth onward transaction.

Location
Halwill Junction is set amidst gently rolling farmland typical of Devon, with a landscape of fields, hedgerows, and scattered woodland. It is positioned slightly north of Dartmoor and lies approximately 8 miles (13 km) from the A30 dual carriageway, providing connections to the wider region. The village is also around 10 miles (16 km) west of Okehampton, which offers amenities you would expect from a town. Accessible via local roads, its former railway lines have been repurposed into walking and cycling trails, enhancing links to the surrounding countryside.

Situation
Halwill Junction is a small rural village in Devon. It lies between the market towns of Okehampton and Holsworthy, not far from the borders with Cornwall. The village developed around what was once an important railway junction, giving it historical significance despite its modest size. Despite its rural setting, it offers a range of local amenities including a primary school, village hall, pub, and community-run shop, supporting everyday needs and fostering a close-knit community. A quiet village surrounded by open countryside.

Material Information
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Freehold
Torridge District Council
Council Tax Band D
Mains Water, Drainage and Electricity
Air Source Heat Pump underfloor heating
Electric Car Charging Point in the decent sized Single Garage
Service charge for the developments green spaces is £380 PA (information provided by the vendor)