A Grade II listed three-bedroom townhouse in central Ashburton, offering approximately 1,305 sq ft of accommodation over three floors. The house includes a generous dining room, long kitchen opening to the rear garden, substantial first-floor sitting room, spacious bathroom and three second-floor bedrooms. Outside is an enclosed courtyard garden with a detached studio or workshop. Freehold. EPC D. Council Tax Band C.

THE PROPERTY Set along St Lawrence Lane in the centre of Ashburton, No. 30 is a Grade II listed townhouse with an individual interior and a notably generous arrangement of accommodation over three floors. The ground floor opens into a broad entrance hall, with a dining room to the front and a long, practical kitchen extending towards the rear garden. Above, the first floor is centred around a substantial sitting room, accompanied by a spacious bathroom. Three bedrooms occupy the second floor, including two particularly well-proportioned doubles.

To the rear is an enclosed courtyard garden with established planting and a detached studio or workshop, creating a useful space apart from the main house. Ashburton's independent shops, cafés and everyday amenities are close at hand, while Dartmoor and the wider South Devon landscape remain readily accessible.
 

ACCOMMODATION Stepping through the front door, you're greeted by a bright and inviting entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the home. Original period features sit comfortably alongside practical, everyday living space, with timber flooring, simple joinery and the original staircase introduce the house's distinctive character.

Located off the entrance hall is the dining room a generously proportioned and comfortably able to accommodate a substantial table. Built-in storage runs along one wall, while the open connection with the kitchen gives the two rooms an easy relationship suited to both everyday life and larger gatherings.

Extending towards the rear of the house, the kitchen is arranged with clean-lined white cabinetry, generous work surfaces and space for the usual freestanding appliances. Its long proportions create a practical working layout, while glazed doors and windows at the far end bring in natural light and open directly to the courtyard garden. The room connects naturally with the dining room, allowing the ground floor to function as a relaxed and sociable part of the house without losing the distinction between the two spaces.

Occupying much of the first floor, the sitting room is one of the house's most substantial spaces. Three sash-style windows bring in good natural light, while the deep blue walls, fitted shelving and inset fireplace give the room a strong sense of identity. Its generous proportions allow for several seating areas and a flexible arrangement of furniture, creating a comfortable room for both quieter evenings and time spent with family or friends.

The three bedrooms are arranged across the second floor. The principal bedroom extends across part of the front of the house and is particularly well proportioned, with its windows bringing in plenty of natural light. There is ample room for a large bed together with freestanding wardrobes, chests and additional seating. A second double bedroom lies to the rear and has a more individual shape, with windows on two elevations and useful space for furniture. The third bedroom is a smaller single room, well suited to use as a child's bedroom, guest room or study

The bathroom is positioned on the first floor, alongside the sitting room. It is a notably spacious room, fitted with a panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, wall-mounted WC and wash basin set within fitted cabinetry. A series of windows to the rear elevation, bring in natural light, while the white finish provides a calm backdrop for the room's more individual decorative details

OUTSIDE To the rear of the house is an enclosed courtyard garden, creating a private outdoor space in the centre of town. Established planting gives the garden a leafy, informal character, with room for a small table and chairs. At the far end stands a detached studio/workshop. The building is currently arranged as a creative workspace and offers useful separation from the main house, with potential for a variety of hobby, studio or home-working uses, subject to any necessary permissions and services. Beyond the studio is a further section of garden. We understand that neighbouring properties benefit from a right of access across this area; buyers should ask their solicitor to confirm the precise extent and terms. 

KEY FACTS FOR BUYERS TENURE - Freehold. with vacant possession. Please note there is a flying
freehold withthe property.

The property is Grade II Listed - the link to theListing can be viewed here : HTTPS://HISTORICENGLAND.ORG.UK/LISTING/THE-LIST/LISTENTRY/1201021?SECTION=OFFICIAL-LIST-ENTRY

COUNCIL TAX BAND - C
EPC - D
SERVICES
The property has all mains services connected. The property has gas fired
central heating.
BROADBAND
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ABOUT ASHBURTON Ashburton is one of Dartmoor National Park's true gems – a thriving, character-fi led town surrounded by breath-taking countryside yet perfectly placed for modern living. Its vibrant high street is lined with independent shops and artisan businesses, from vintage treasures and antique finds to a family-run ironmonger's, delicatessen, artisan bakery, and specialist fish deli. Food lovers wil also know Ashburton
as the home of the renowned Ashburton Cookery School, drawing aspiring chefs from across the country.

The town offers excelent everyday amenities, including a primary school and South Dartmoor Community Colege, while the open moor is less than 10 minutes away – inviting endless opportunities for walking, riding, fishing, and exploring. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby Stover Golf Club, set in beautiful parkland. Despite its scenic location, Ashburton enjoys superb connectivity. The market town of Newton Abbot is just 7½ miles away, with a mainline train station linking directly to London, and easy access to the A38 and M5. The stunning South Devon coast can be reached in around 40 minutes, while Exeter and Exeter Airport are within 30 miles, and Plymouth just 40 minutes by road. Totnes also offers regular bus services and a mainline rail connection from London to Penzance.

Whether you're seeking outdoor adventure, artisan shopping, top rated schooling, or a warm, welcoming community, Ashburton offers it all right on your doorstep. 

SALE READY This property is offered Transaction Ready with a HIPLA Digital Legal Pack prepared from day one.

What this means for you:
✓ Move faster – legal documents ready before you make an offer ✓ Greater confidence – key information available upfront
✓ Fewer delays – pre-prepared pack reduces conveyancing hold-ups ✓ Smoother process – your solicitor can start work immediately

What's included:
The pack includes official HM Land Registry documents, completed Property Information Forms, and essential legal documentation – all securely prepared and ready to share with your conveyancer.

The result?
A faster, smoother property purchase with fewer surprises and less waiting around.

Ask about viewing the Digital Legal Pack before making your offer. 

VIEWINGS We may refer buyers and sellers through our conveyancing panel. It is your decision whether you choose to use this service. Should you decide to use any of these services, we may receive an average referral fee of £100 for recommending you to them. As we provide a regular supply of work, you benefit from a competitive price on a no purchase, no fee basis. (excluding disbursements).

We also refer buyers and sellers to our mortgage broker. It is your decision whether you choose to use their services. Should you decide to use any of their services you should be aware that we would receive an average referral fee of up £250 from them for recommending you to them.

You are not under any obligation to use the services of any of the recommended providers, though should you accept our recommendation the provider is expected to pay us the corresponding Referral Fee.

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