4-bedroom house · TQ5 0PF
For saleListed 42 days
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About
Set within a quiet cul-de-sac on one of Galmpton’s most popular residential roads, Mill View is a wonderful single-storey Detached Home that has been comprehensively and stylishly renovated to create an exceptional sense of space, light and privacy.
Set on a generous plot with direct access onto the village Common, it enjoys a lovely lifestyle setting, just moments from the coastal footpath leading down to the beautiful Broadsands Beach and within easy walking distance of local amenities, including the Golf Club and local Grammar School.
As you approach Mill View, you are welcomed by a lovely, spacious Entrance Hall, with double doors opening into the Hallway and giving you an immediate feeling of space and warmth.
This wonderful home has been thoughtfully arranged to make the most of the light and the surrounding Gardens, while also creating a really comfortable flow between the different areas.
To the right of the Hallway, you’ll find the Bedroom Wing, featuring a generous Principal Suite - complete with a fabulous Dressing Room, two double Bedrooms and a fourth Bedroom, currently used as a spacious Study.
Here we also find the beautifully finished Bathroom with a separate shower.
In the other direction, glide past extensive built-in Cloakroom Storage before reaching the heart of the home - a Living Room with ‘wow factor’!
Featuring vaulted ceilings, enormous a-frame windows and a contemporary log burner.
It is the sort of room that feels inviting from the moment you walk in, whether you are settling down in front of the fire on a winter evening or opening the doors to the Garden on a warm summer’s day.
The Living Room flows naturally into the stylish, sleek Kitchen - flooded with natural daylight, thanks to the large lantern skylight - making it easy to spend time together while cooking, eating and relaxing.
There is also a separate Dining Room, perfect for slower family meals, Sunday lunches or evenings when friends and family come to stay.
Large bi-fold doors lead onto the Sun Terrace, bringing the outside in and making the Garden feel like another part of the home.
It is a lovely spot for a morning coffee, a relaxed breakfast or a glass of wine in the evening.
With a large, level, wrap-around Garden, a fabulous Jacuzzi and Patio area with access from the Kitchen or the Utility Room.
The Garden gives the house a wonderful feeling of space and privacy, with plenty of room to enjoy throughout the year. The Garden Room is another particularly lovely part of Mill View.
Complete with its own log burner, it is a warm and peaceful space away from the main house - somewhere to curl up with a book, enjoy a quiet evening, have friends over or to work from home.
It adds another layer of flexibility to the home while still feeling connected to the Garden.
At the back of the Garden, a gate opens directly onto Galmpton Common, making it incredibly easy to step outside for an evening walk, enjoy the surrounding countryside; combined with the nearby coastal footpath and easy access to Broadsands Beach, this connection to the outdoors is a real part of everyday life at Mill View.
Outside, the property also benefits from ample Parking for several vehicles and a substantial detached Garage.
The Little Details P ostcode: TQ5 0PF Tenure: Freehold Council Tax: Band: F EPC Rating C Local Authority: Torbay Council Access: 4 Steps Up To The Property Broadband Speed Superfast: Up to average 76mbps Mobile Coverage: Good Mains Mains Water, Gas, Electricity & Drainage Heating Gas Central Heating, Underfloor Heating (both bathrooms) & Multifuel Stove, Log Burner in Garden Room Parking: Garage & Ample Driveway Parking Transport Paignton (2.7 miles) for mainline trains to London A38 Devon Expressway - 15 miles W3W abode.speedy.surpasses About The Area: Nestled between the bustle of Torbay and the tranquil waters of the River Dart, Galmpton is a charming Devon village steeped in history and surrounded by beautiful countryside.
At its heart is Galmpton Creek, a historic stretch of the Dart with a fascinating maritime heritage.
Today, the creek and surrounding boatyard remain a hive of activity, with boats, independent businesses and waterside places to eat and stay, while the south-westerly aspect creates spectacular sunsets across the river.
The creek and estuary are also home to an abundance of wildlife, including herons, kingfishers, swans and seals.
The village has a strong community spirit and excellent local amenities, while its location makes it an ideal base for exploring South Devon.
The local golf club is within easy walking distance, with the sandy beach at Broadsands and the secluded Elberry Cove.
Agatha Christie’s Greenway, the steam railway and the towns of Brixham, Paignton, Dartmouth and Totnes are all close by.
Whether walking beside the creek, enjoying a round of golf, heading to the beach or watching the sun set over the Dart, Galmpton offers a wonderfully peaceful pace of life in a truly beautiful setting.
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Coastal House Ltd Registered Office: 14 Mayors Avenue, Dartmouth, Devon, TQ6 9NG Registered in England & Wales: No 9447216 EPC Rating: C Location Nestled between the bustle of Torbay and the tranquil waters of the River Dart, Galmpton is a charming Devon village steeped in history and surrounded by beautiful countryside.
At its heart is Galmpton Creek, a historic stretch of the Dart with a fascinating maritime heritage.
Today, the creek and surrounding boatyard remain a hive of activity, with boats, independent businesses and waterside places to eat and stay, while the south-westerly aspect creates spectacular sunsets across the river.
The creek and estuary are also home to an abundance of wildlife, including herons, kingfishers, swans and seals.
The village has a strong community spirit and excellent local amenities, while its location makes it an ideal base for exploring South Devon.
The local golf club is within easy walking distance, with the sandy beach at Broadsands and the secluded Elberry Cove.
Agatha Christie’s Greenway, the steam railway and the towns of Brixham, Paignton, Dartmouth and Totnes are all close by.
Whether walking beside the creek, enjoying a round of golf, heading to the beach or watching the sun set over the Dart, Galmpton offers a wonderfully peaceful pace of life in a truly beautiful setting.
Garden Large Level Wrap-Around Lawned Garden With Two Patio Areas & A Jacuzzi Front Garden Sun Terrace With Views Over The Garden Towards The Countryside Parking - Double Garage Large Detached Garage With Workshop Area Parking - Driveway Ample Parking For Multiple Vehicles On Private Driveway.
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