About this property

A remarkably private detached four bedroom property (principal ensuite) situated on a large corner plot at the end of a cul-de-sac backing onto woodland. Thoughtfully refurbished to a high standard providing spacious living throughout. Planning permission to extend further to create an annex and large kitchen/living/dining area.

Stray Park is one of the longest established residential areas within Yealmpton, comprising a selection of detached houses and bungalows arranged around a private park and adjoining the extensive woodland of the Yealm Valley.

This remarkably private detached family house is situated on a large corner plot at the end of the cul-de-sac backing onto woodland providing ease of access to the delightful woodland walks along the River Yealm that Yealmpton is renowned for. The property affords the benefit of planning permission for two single storey extensions not only to create a self-contained annex which would suit multi-generational living exceptionally well but also to extend the main property to create a large open plan kitchen/dining living space if desired. See planning ref 1615/22/HHO on the South Hams District Council Planning Portal for further information.

The property has been thoughtfully refurbished during its current ownership to a high standard and flows exceptionally well throughout. The spacious entrance hall leads to the guest cloak room, kitchen, sitting room and study/utility. On entering the sitting room you are immediately drawn to the focal point of a beautiful gas fire with bespoke carpentry built into the alcoves creating media storage to one side and library area to the other. This room opens onto both the garden room which provides a delightful room to sit and enjoy the garden as well as having large double doors into the dining room. The dining room is very well positioned within the home having a large archway opening into the kitchen as well as bi-folding doors onto the decking area in the garden enabling the property to flow beautifully between inside and outside. The well equipped kitchen includes integrated eye-level oven and hob and integrated dishwasher. On the first floor the light spacious landing leads to four bedrooms and the family bathroom the principal of which has built in wardrobes and a well-appointed en-suite shower room.

Outside there is a garage with utility/workroom area to the rear, ample parking, a large corner plot laid to lawn with mature shrubs and small trees and a large raised decked area perfect for alfresco dining.

The village is one of the most comprehensively equipped in the Plymouth commuting area, in the mild South Hams, and forming an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Located about 7 miles east of Plymouth City Centre it is also only about 3 miles from the yachtsman's haven of Newton Ferrers and within about 15 minutes' drive of some of the region's most unspoilt beaches. Facilities include a health centre with dispensary, Post Office, primary school, general stores, garage, two thriving pubs, hairdressers, opticians, two churches, and a regular bus service to Plymouth City Centre. There are also many miles of public footpaths away from busy roads in and around the village making this an ideal location for families, dog walkers and outdoor enthusiasts in general.

Services: Mains Gas, Electric, Water and Drainage
Council Tax Band C, EPC D

Directions
When entering Yealmpton on the A379 from Plymouth pass Ben's Farm Shop on the left, and continue for about a quarter of a mile to turn right into Stray Park immediately after the zebra crossing. Bear around to the right, and just before reaching the school and community centre turn left and then left again at the end of the road and the property will be found on your righthand side at the end of the cul-de-sac.