22 East Street is a Grade II listed period building in the ancient stannary town of Ashburton, situated on the southern boundary of Dartmoor National Park. The property has been used for the sale of antiques, but has potential for other commercial or residential uses, subject to the required consents. The building consists of three connecting rooms on the ground floor, three rooms and a bathroom on the first floor, and an attic room on the top floor, with two adjoining courtyards at the rear. The property has a unique feature of at least one area of flying freehold. Located in the heart of Ashburton, the town offers a range of independent local shops, amenities, and services, including a post office, cafes, health centre, and schools. The property is easily accessible by car, with the A38 Devon Expressway providing a quick link to Plymouth and Exeter, and the rugged landscape of Dartmoor just a few minutes away.