Cottage with 3 bedrooms for 6 persons

The School House is a gorgeous, historic property originally built in 1840, accessed via a private driveway (which can be used as a drop off point), through a sliding wrought iron gate. Entrance to the front porch via a paved ramp.Recently converted from antique showrooms to a luxury three bed property, resting in the vibrant town of Ashburton. Renovated and designed to a high standard step into the open-plan living space, where sleek lines meet original character, with underfloor heating and porcelain tiled flooring throughout adding a touch of indulgence. The luxury kitchen fitted with granite worktops gleams with modern AEG appliances, a breakfast bar for 2 with high swivel chairs, quality Denby white 1809 crockery and stainless steel saucepans. The dining area seats 6 comfortably around an oak refectory table. Relax in the chic sitting area, with vaulted ceiling and chandelier.A leather sofa and armchair provide comfort with a 50' smart TV. A double oak staircase leads the way to 2 superking bedrooms. The green super king bedroom can be converted to twin beds on request and boasts an ensuite stand alone quadrant rain shower and separate spa bath.This room has a Juliet balcony with a blackout blind and muslin curtains, bespoke wardrobe and 44' Smart TV.The blue superking bedroom has mahogany furniture with large floor to ceiling sash window with muslin and designer black out curtains.The en-suite boasts a duravit double wash basin, extra large walk in double rain shower plus seperate hand slider shower and Italian Ca Piedra (teardrop tiles). Step outside and immerse yourself in Ashburton's vibrant atmosphere, with artisan and boutique shops, galleries, and cosy cafés lining its historic streets, including the award winning Osteria Emelia restaurant and Rafiki Vegan Cafe or visit 1 of the oldest pubs in Devon The Exeter Inn. Venture into Dartmoor National Park for adventures among granite tors and heather-clad hills, or follow riverside trails to discover hidden beauty spots. Totnes, just a short drive away, offers a tapestry of culture with its Roman castle, independent shops, and riverside cafés. For coastal escapes, Torbay and The South Hams beckon with golden sands, while Paignton promises family fun at its zoo and seafront. Indulge in fine dining at Torquays waterside restaurants or take a boat trip across the sparkling bay. The School House is a property that doesn't just host holidays; it creates memories, blending heritage and luxury in one unforgettable setting. Note: This property can be booked with ref. 1192808, and 1007860, together sleeping 20 guests.The ancient Stannary town of Ashburton lies on the southern slopes of Dartmoor and is an ideal spot from which to explore the rugged high moors to the North and a beautiful coastline to the South. The scenery in this area of South Devon is glorious in all weathers and offers visitors opportunities for walking, pony trekking, canoeing, fishing and lazing on the beach. Ashburton has some interesting artisan shops and with its interesting history and museum, has built a reputation for its high standard of antiques and fine collectables outlets. It also has lovely tea rooms, a wine bar and a fantastic food deli providing fresh fish and olives. In the surrounding area, Dartmoor has many picturesque villages and hamlets with old thatched cottages and ancient churches, surrounded by a patchwork of fields and woodland. Lustleigh, North Bovey, Chagford and Widecombe- in- the- Moor are fine examples. The attractive seaside town of Teignmouth is a half hour drive and the popular Blackpool Sands, although a little further down the coast, is one of South Devon's most beautiful natural treasures. An award-winning privately managed 'Blue Flag' family beach with turquoise blue sea giving it an almost Mediterranean feel. So whether it is moor or coast that you're seeking for your getaway, Ashburton is a really central town from which to be based.