Torr House is a spacious family home built in the mid-Victorian era, situated in a beautiful garden of just under an acre in the Dartmoor National Park. The property boasts generous dimensions, high ceilings, and a large sweeping lawn, vegetable garden, wooded segment, and two watercourses, including a granite-lined stream. The interior features a large entrance hall, four big double bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms, a large single bedroom, and a family bathroom. The basement is a large storage space with potential for various uses. The property has a long driveway leading to plenty of parking and a two-bay car port. Located in the small settlement of Thorn, Torr House is just 1.25 miles from the bustling ancient Stannary town of Chagford, with its range of shops, pubs, and cafes. The area offers many outdoor activities, including footpaths, riverside and moorland walks, and sports facilities. With a reliable spring-fed water supply and septic tank drainage, Torr House is a unique and exceptional family home that must be viewed to appreciate its many charms.