Guide price
£350,000
5 bed property for saleMeeth, Okehampton, Devon EX20
5 beds
1 bath
3 receptions
EPC Rating: F
Just added
Auction
Freehold
About this property
Auction guide £350,000 - £400,000
Popular village with pub
Nature reserve close by
Bus run through the village
Scope for updating and improvement
Possible further development stp
5 bedrooms
3 reception rooms
Kitchen/breakfast room
Inglenook fireplaces
This cobb and rendered house under a pitched tiled roof is a property where space, character and potential come together particularly well. Extending to approximately 2,000sq ft the accommodation is arranged across two floors and provides generous proportions that could suit family life, entertaining and those looking for a home with room to evolve.
The reception hall introduces the older character of the building, with slate slab floor, overpainted stone wall and timber details visible within the interior. From here, the principal ground floor rooms offer three distinct reception spaces. The drawing room is especially generous and features a woodblock floor and an impressive stone inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove and herringbone design brick back, creating a memorable focal point. The dining room with its large stone fireplace with inset deep bressumer provides another substantial room for gathering and entertaining, while the family room offers further flexibility for everyday living once finished.
The kitchen/breakfast room is supported by a separate pantry and store, giving the ground floor a practical arrangement alongside its more traditional character. A boiler room provides additional utility space. The photographs clearly show that parts of the accommodation would benefit from updating and improvement, giving a purchaser the opportunity to refresh the house while working with its existing stonework, timber features and generous proportions.
On the first floor, a broad and interesting landing arrangement connects five bedrooms. The largest bedroom is particularly spacious, while the remaining rooms provide flexibility for family accommodation, guests or home working. Character continues upstairs, with exposed timber detailing, traditional doors and a stone fireplace visible within the accommodation. Rounding off the accommodation is a bathroom with separate WC.
Outside, the property is set within grounds of about 1.75 acres. These include areas of formal garden and woodland, giving the setting a strong sense of space and connection with the surrounding countryside. A former shippen and barn add another dimension, providing useful ancillary buildings and potential for alternative uses or possible further development, subject to the necessary planning permissions and consents.
For buyers prepared to undertake improvement works, the combination of substantial accommodation, approximately 1.75 acres, established character and outbuildings creates an unusual opportunity within this regarded village.
Traditional Online Auction Information
Please note: This property is for sale by traditional online auction. This means that exchange will occur when the online timer reaches zero (provided the seller's reserve price has been met or exceeded). The winning buyer will be legally obliged to purchase the property at this price.
Pricing Information
The Guide Price amount specified is an indication of each seller's minimum expectation. It is not necessarily the amount at which the property will sell. Each property will be offered subject to a Reserve (a figure below which the property will not be sold) which we expect will be set no more than 10% above the Guide Price amount.
Webbers and Bamboo Prop Tech shall not be liable for any inaccuracies in the fees stated on this description page, in the bidding confirmation pop up or in the particulars. Buyers should check the contents of the legal pack and special conditions for accurate information on fees. Where there is a conflict between the fees stated in the particulars, the bid information box or the bidding confirmation pop up and the contents of the legal pack, the contents of the legal pack shall prevail. Stamp Duty Land Tax or Land and Buildings Transaction Tax may also apply in some circumstances.
Buyers Premium & Other Charges
The winning buyer is automatically charged a buyer's fee of £4,980 once the auction finishes. By 12PM the next working day, the 10% deposit needs to be sent to the buyers solicitor. On completion the Buyer is to reimburse the Seller the following amounts on completion in addition to the purchase price:- £450.00 (searches); £1,500 Plus VAT for Seller’s Solicitors Legal Fees..
Sellers Solicitors Details
Alfie Mepsted, Healys llp, 15-17 Jockeys’s Fields, London, WC1R 4BW
Leave Torrington on the A386 towards Okehampton. Continue through the village of Merton until reaching Meeth. Upon entering the village turn left on right hand bend by the road narrowing sign and before The Bull and Dragon Pub. Continue straight ahead down the lane which does get bumpy, and the property will be found immediately on the right opposite the courtyard development of barns.
From Exeter take M5 to the junction past Exeter, take A30 signposted Launceston leaving at the Okehampton junction onto the B3260. Head into the town centre turning right at the traffic lights into Market Street signed Hatherleigh. Leave the town and continue for about 2 miles until the junction with the A386. Turn right to Hatherleigh at the village go straight ahead at the roundabout keeping on the A386 leaving the village on the right hand side continuing for about 7 miles to the village of Meeth where the Bull and Dragon Pub will be facing on a slight rise. Turn right on the left hand bend and continue as above.
Services
Mains water and Electricity. Oil heating. Private drainage.
Council Tax
F
EPC
F
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with the selling agent only
Tenure
Freehold
Kitchen/ Breakfast Room (5.61m x 2.72m)
Pantry/Store (2.72m x 2.54m)
Drawing Room (5.97m x 4.9m)
Dining Room (5.84m x 4.7m)
Family Room (4.7m x 4.57m)
Bedroom (5.13m x 4.22m)
Bedroom (3.28m x 2.95m)
Bedroom (3.45m x 2.26m)
Bedroom (4m x 2.24m)
Bedroom (3.96m x 3.12m)
Bathroom
Boiler Room
The reception hall introduces the older character of the building, with slate slab floor, overpainted stone wall and timber details visible within the interior. From here, the principal ground floor rooms offer three distinct reception spaces. The drawing room is especially generous and features a woodblock floor and an impressive stone inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove and herringbone design brick back, creating a memorable focal point. The dining room with its large stone fireplace with inset deep bressumer provides another substantial room for gathering and entertaining, while the family room offers further flexibility for everyday living once finished.
The kitchen/breakfast room is supported by a separate pantry and store, giving the ground floor a practical arrangement alongside its more traditional character. A boiler room provides additional utility space. The photographs clearly show that parts of the accommodation would benefit from updating and improvement, giving a purchaser the opportunity to refresh the house while working with its existing stonework, timber features and generous proportions.
On the first floor, a broad and interesting landing arrangement connects five bedrooms. The largest bedroom is particularly spacious, while the remaining rooms provide flexibility for family accommodation, guests or home working. Character continues upstairs, with exposed timber detailing, traditional doors and a stone fireplace visible within the accommodation. Rounding off the accommodation is a bathroom with separate WC.
Outside, the property is set within grounds of about 1.75 acres. These include areas of formal garden and woodland, giving the setting a strong sense of space and connection with the surrounding countryside. A former shippen and barn add another dimension, providing useful ancillary buildings and potential for alternative uses or possible further development, subject to the necessary planning permissions and consents.
For buyers prepared to undertake improvement works, the combination of substantial accommodation, approximately 1.75 acres, established character and outbuildings creates an unusual opportunity within this regarded village.
Traditional Online Auction Information
Please note: This property is for sale by traditional online auction. This means that exchange will occur when the online timer reaches zero (provided the seller's reserve price has been met or exceeded). The winning buyer will be legally obliged to purchase the property at this price.
Pricing Information
The Guide Price amount specified is an indication of each seller's minimum expectation. It is not necessarily the amount at which the property will sell. Each property will be offered subject to a Reserve (a figure below which the property will not be sold) which we expect will be set no more than 10% above the Guide Price amount.
Webbers and Bamboo Prop Tech shall not be liable for any inaccuracies in the fees stated on this description page, in the bidding confirmation pop up or in the particulars. Buyers should check the contents of the legal pack and special conditions for accurate information on fees. Where there is a conflict between the fees stated in the particulars, the bid information box or the bidding confirmation pop up and the contents of the legal pack, the contents of the legal pack shall prevail. Stamp Duty Land Tax or Land and Buildings Transaction Tax may also apply in some circumstances.
Buyers Premium & Other Charges
The winning buyer is automatically charged a buyer's fee of £4,980 once the auction finishes. By 12PM the next working day, the 10% deposit needs to be sent to the buyers solicitor. On completion the Buyer is to reimburse the Seller the following amounts on completion in addition to the purchase price:- £450.00 (searches); £1,500 Plus VAT for Seller’s Solicitors Legal Fees..
Sellers Solicitors Details
Alfie Mepsted, Healys llp, 15-17 Jockeys’s Fields, London, WC1R 4BW
Leave Torrington on the A386 towards Okehampton. Continue through the village of Merton until reaching Meeth. Upon entering the village turn left on right hand bend by the road narrowing sign and before The Bull and Dragon Pub. Continue straight ahead down the lane which does get bumpy, and the property will be found immediately on the right opposite the courtyard development of barns.
From Exeter take M5 to the junction past Exeter, take A30 signposted Launceston leaving at the Okehampton junction onto the B3260. Head into the town centre turning right at the traffic lights into Market Street signed Hatherleigh. Leave the town and continue for about 2 miles until the junction with the A386. Turn right to Hatherleigh at the village go straight ahead at the roundabout keeping on the A386 leaving the village on the right hand side continuing for about 7 miles to the village of Meeth where the Bull and Dragon Pub will be facing on a slight rise. Turn right on the left hand bend and continue as above.
Services
Mains water and Electricity. Oil heating. Private drainage.
Council Tax
F
EPC
F
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with the selling agent only
Tenure
Freehold
Kitchen/ Breakfast Room (5.61m x 2.72m)
Pantry/Store (2.72m x 2.54m)
Drawing Room (5.97m x 4.9m)
Dining Room (5.84m x 4.7m)
Family Room (4.7m x 4.57m)
Bedroom (5.13m x 4.22m)
Bedroom (3.28m x 2.95m)
Bedroom (3.45m x 2.26m)
Bedroom (4m x 2.24m)
Bedroom (3.96m x 3.12m)
Bathroom
Boiler Room
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