Widecombe-In-The-Moor, Devon

Widecombe-in-the-Moor is a village situated in the Dartmoor National Park, approximately 13 miles Northwest of Newton Abbot, 7 miles West of Bovey Tracey and 22 miles South West of the city of Exeter. Widecombe-in-the-Moor lies within the vale of the East Webburn River. The ridge of Hamel Down, rising to 1,697 feet above sea level, separates the valley from that of the West Webburn before they both meet the River Dart.

The subject property is slightly set back from the main village road (B3387), adjacent to the Village Green. Tourism is the main source of income for Widecombe and the village is an established international tourist destination. The Village is probably best known for Widecombe Fair, held annually on the second Tuesday of each September, attracting countless visitors. Dartmoor is a unique place with its wild open moorlands, deep river valleys and rare wildlife; a very popular place to visit and explore throughout the year.

A two-storey granite built property, originally two cottages which form part of a terrace of properties overlooking the Green. The property is currently arranged as a retail premises with storage on ground floor with the original living accommodation above, which has not been lived in for some time and is in need of a total refurbishment.