A charming 400-year-old thatched pub steeped in history has gone up for sale for just £150,000, offering a rare chance to snap up a slice of the English countryside.
The Sandy Park Inn, located on the edge of the picturesque Devon village of Chagford, boasts a prime position beside the busy A382, a key route cutting through Dartmoor that draws in walkers, cyclists and tourists year-round.
Believed to date back several centuries and once owned by a British property and oil tycoon, the pub is packed with period charm, including exposed beams, flagstone floors and original fireplaces, as reported by Luxury Property News.
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Inside, the ground floor features a traditional bar and dining area, a commercial kitchen, WCs and a beer cellar, while upstairs offers three letting rooms, one en-suite, along with a shared bathroom and separate owner or staff accommodation.
Outside, the property includes a private decking area leading to a beer garden and terrace with sweeping views across Dartmoor, as well as storage sheds and four parking spaces.
Despite its bargain price tag, the historic inn is in need of restoration, presenting a project for buyers keen to revive it as a thriving country pub with guest rooms.
The pub also boasts an intriguing past, having once been owned by British property and oil tycoon Peter de Savary, adding further allure to the unique listing.
Its location on a well-travelled route and proximity to one of Britain’s most popular national parks means it could once again become a hotspot for visitors, if given the right investment.
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