Hill Croft, Lapford

A pretty detached Victorian house in a central village location, 4 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms and a south facing garden with views to Dartmoor.

Hill Croft is a most attractive detached period village residence situated in a central yet private village location. The property faces south and commands excellent rural views across the village rooftops to open countryside, with the rolling hills of Dartmoor in the far distance.

The house offers spacious four-bedroomed family accommodation with a well fitted kitchen/breakfast room, 2 bath/shower rooms, oil fired central heating and replacement uPVC double glazed windows. There are 4 bedrooms and a bathroom to the first floor most with far reaching views over the rooftops.

Outside, the garden is a delight and is a mix of lawn and planted beds with an abundance of colour and a greenhouse. There is a stone-built workroom/studio/workshop (approx. 3.32m x 2.73m) which blends in nicely with the well-stocked gardens. Also the property benefits from a garage (4.84m x 2.54m) with up and over door plus 3 parking spaces just a short walk from the property although one can park outside the house on the road too.  

To summarise, Hill Croft offers potential purchasers an excellent opportunity to acquire a spacious period village residence, ideal for families seeking a friendly village life in this beautiful part of rural mid Devon.

Please see the floorplan for room sizes.

Council Tax: C
Utilities: Mains water, electric, telephone & broadband
Fastest broadband speed within this postcode: Up to 63Mbps
Drainage: Mains drainage
Heating: Oil fired central heating
Listed: No
Tenure: Freehold

DIRECTIONS : From the A377 at Lapford Cross, take the right turn and head up the hill into the village. Pass the Church on your left and continue passing the entrances to Orchard Way, Prospect Way and Westgate on the left. Hill Croft will be found on the left hand side.

LAPFORD is a large village, beyond Morchard Road on the A377 – 9 miles from Crediton and 16 miles from the City of Exeter. Like most Devon parishes, it’s not far from a lovely collection of trees – Eggesford Forest is just up the way, a regal coniferous plantation that plays host to variety of creatures including adders, butterflies, buzzards and woodpeckers (and badgers!). The village itself has a primary school with an excellent Ofsted report, sizeable playing fields (with a football pitch and kid-friendly playground) and a busy pub – The Old Malt Scoop Inn, once a 16th Century coaching inn – which now offers an à la carte dining experience, using only the best local produce.