Beacon Parks is a stunning barn conversion in an elevated position with panoramic views over Dartmouth and the River Dart. Inside the house has lots of interior space with an open plan dining room/kitchen while the staircase leads to a galleried mezzanine loft, where doors open onto a bedroom.
The kitchen is large and extensively fitted out. Beyond here is the sitting room which is a superb contemporary space with arches ceilings and glazed doors which lead out to the decking outside.
From the dining area a staircase leads to the lower ground floor which has a master bedroom suite and one further bedroom, as well as access to the courtyard. The hall also has a door our to the Studio which has an open-plan area incorporating a bedroom with kitchenette, seating area and a shower room - this could also be completely re-incorporated into the main property as another bedroom suite.
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The cottage is a stone building outside which has a kitchen, bathroom and a double bedroom on the first floor. The courtyard is sheltered and has a flagstone base. The property is surrounded by sweeping lawns and pasture land with hedging and mature trees, amounting to around six acres.
The property is located just half-a-mile outside Dartmouth and enjoys magnificent views out over the River Dart and the town itself. Totnes is just 12 miles, and offers a good range of shops and a mainline rail station.
The guide price is £1.3m. For further information please contact Strutt & Parker on 01392 215 631 or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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