4 bed end terrace house for sale

Bond Street, Cornwood, Ivybridge, Devon PL21

A home filled to the brim with character, yet has been tastefully upgraded and restored to present a beautiful and versatile family home in the heart of a sought-after Dartmoor village. Originally forming part of the Blachford Estate, this intriguing property comprises of two cottages which have been combined to create the spacious property now available for sale, with the added benefit of no onward chain.

Upon entry in the property the craftmanship and quality finishings which can be found throughout the home becomes immediately apparent, with traditional panelled walls and beamed ceilings. You are greeted initially by an entrance hallway which provides space and storage for coats and shoes, as well as accesses both the ground and first floor accommodation. To your right upon entry a set of pretty double doors leads into a spacious lounge/diner which is similarly filled with character, and enjoys multiple windows to the front and a feature fireplace with wood-burning stove. A door leads from the lounge area into a useful room to the rear of the property, currently arranged as a studio, however could be utilised as an additional bedroom or home office. This room also benefits from an en-suite shower room, complete with toilet, basin and walk-in shower. Returning to the entrance hallway and opposite the lounge/diner is another useful multi-purpose room, currently arranged as the fourth bedroom, however this room has seen use as a snug or games room. At the rear of the property is the impressive and wonderfully bright kitchen breakfast room, a room which is incredibly befitting of a property of this era. The kitchen itself comprises of bespoke, handmade wooden wall and base units with a Butler Sink and Sandyford Range which provides cooking, heating and hot water for the home. Finally, just off of the kitchen and completing the ground floor accommodation, is a handy utility space which provides room for appliances including washing machine, tumble dryer and a fridge/freezer.

Taking the staircase to the first floor, a bright landing is illuminated with natural light thanks to skylights in the rear facing roof face, and on the landing is a useful airing cupboard. There are three bedrooms on this level, all of double proportions and two being impressively sized rooms with vast space for a range of large furniture. The third bedroom is currently arranged as a generous single, however does fit a double bed if required. Each of the bedrooms enjoy attractive window seats and timber beams. The family bathroom is located centrally within the home and has been tastefully designed in keeping with the style of the cottage, comprising free-standing rolled top bath, high-level toilet and basin.

Cornwood is a quintessential South Devon village, combining historic character, a strong sense of community, and an exceptional natural setting on the edge of Dartmoor.

Situated within the South Hams district of Devon, Cornwood lies just inside the boundary of Dartmoor National Park, surrounded by rolling countryside, wooded valleys, and open moorland. The village itself sits in the picturesque Yealm Valley, with the River Yealm running nearby, contributing to its lush, green landscape and rural charm. Despite its peaceful setting, it remains within easy reach of Plymouth (around 9–10 miles away), making it attractive for those seeking a balance between countryside living and accessibility.

Historically, Cornwood dates back to at least the 13th century and has long been rooted in agriculture and rural industry. The parish is relatively large and includes several hamlets such as Lutton, Uppaton and Tor, giving it a dispersed, rural character rather than a densely built village centre. Notable historic features include the 15th-century Church of St Michael, traditional stone cottages, and nearby country estates such as Blachford Manor, which sits within extensive parkland.

Today, Cornwood is known for its strong community atmosphere. Despite its modest size (population around 1,000), it offers a range of local amenities including a primary school, village hall, post office, and traditional pubs. The village hosts a number of well-supported events throughout the year-such as local fairs, a carnival, and community gatherings-which reinforce its friendly, close-knit feel.

Lifestyle in Cornwood is defined by its tranquillity and connection to the outdoors. With Dartmoor on the doorstep, residents have immediate access to walking, cycling, and riding routes, as well as dramatic landscapes featuring tors, woodland, and open moor. This makes it particularly appealing to those who enjoy an active, nature-focused lifestyle.

The nearby town of Ivybridge provides a vast array of local amenities, including a Tesco Extra supermarket at Lee Mill which is under 10 minutes drive from the property, as well as the towns bustling high street offering a selection of local shops, cafes, restaurants and other amenities. There are numerous sporting pursuits nearby, including Cornwood Cricket Club, Macaulays Gym & Golf Club at Dinnaton and Ivybridge Leisure Centre. Regular transport links run through Ivybridge, including a rail service which links the town with nearby Plymouth, other locations across the West Country and the capital at London Paddington Station. Ivybridge Community College is the nearest secondary school and provides a bus service for its pupils in the area.

Overall, Cornwood offers a classic rural Devon setting: Peaceful, scenic, and community-oriented, with a rich history and easy access to both moorland and nearby towns.

At the front of the property is a pretty lawned garden area which is enclosed by attractive traditional stone walls. A gravelled driveway provides off-road parking and a gated pathway leads to the main entrance, as well as to the side where there is access to the rear of the home. A covered storm porch nicely shelters you upon entrance to the property.

At the rear, an initial paved courtyard space is accessed directly from the kitchen via double doors, and provides the perfect space for entertaining and alfresco dining. The courtyard is fully enclosed and has three incredibly useful outbuildings which provide plentiful storage. A gate leads from the courtyard to a gorgeous private garden which accompanies the property, a true hidden oasis. The garden enjoys a delightfully sunny aspect and is not overlooked, offering a number of areas to enjoy. There is a summer house with storage for logs at the side. Two levels of lawned gardens are separated by three steps and pretty planted areas which include an assortment of plants, bushes and flowering shrubs. Additionally, there is a pagoda providing a delightful seating area.
Services & outgoings

We understand that mains electric, water and drainage are connected to the property. Oil-fired central heating.

Council Tax: South Hams District Council - Band B
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Additional information

Broadband: Superfast broadband is available-highest available download speed 66 Mbps, highest available upload speed 14 Mbps. (Ofcom).

Mobile Coverage: Available via EE, O2, three and vodafone. For an indication of specific speeds and supply or coverage in the area we recommend contacting your own provider.

Flooding: The property is in an area at a very low risk from River/Sea and Surface Water flooding (defined as the chance of flooding each year as less than 0.1%).