The Liscombe offers the comfort and convenience of single-storey living, with a thoughtfully designed layout that combines generous spaces with everyday practicality. At the rear, a spacious L-shaped kitchen and dining area opens onto an enclosed garden through twin French doors, creating a bright and welcoming setting for everything from relaxed meals to entertaining friends. A separate front-aspect living room provides a comfortable space to unwind. The main bedroom benefits from its own private en-suite with a walk-in shower, while a contemporary family bathroom serves two further double bedrooms and a generous single, offering flexibility for guests, family or home working. With the beautiful Dartmoor countryside within easy reach, this home is ideal for those seeking a more relaxed pace of life without compromising on space. The home also benefits from a single garage, two private parking spaces and an electric vehicle charging point.
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An illustration, not advice: stamp duty at the rates in force today (GOV.UK), the monthly payment at the Bank of England's average quoted rate for 2-year fixes at 90% LTV, October 2026, the latest it has published.
Mortgages for this home
With a 10% deposit (£35,000) you would borrow £315,000, a 90% loan to value. 11 lenders publish 30 two-year fixed deals at that loan to value. Here are 5 of the 30, sorted by monthly payment.
High Moor View is a beautiful development offering modern homes in the idyllic setting of Winkleigh - previously voted the best place in England and Wales to raise a family This development provides a unique opportunity to enjoy contemporary living in a picturesque and peaceful village.
Welcome to WinkleighA hidden gem in the Devonshire countryside, Winkleigh offers a quaint rural setting for the stunning High Moor View development. This peaceful and picturesque village, recognised as the best place to raise a family, boasts an abundance of village services and green spaces that make it an ideal place to call home.
A Charming Village Community
Winkleigh is known for its close-knit and welcoming community. The village offers a range of essential amenities, including two local pubs, a butcher, a general store, a doctor's surgery, and a veterinary clinic. The village hall and sports centre provide venues for community events and activities, while Winkleigh Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, ensures excellent educational opportunities for young children.
Rich in History and Natural Beauty
Perched high in rural farmland, Winkleigh is surrounded by green open spaces that offer a serene and scenic environment. The village's historical charm is complemented by its proximity to natural attractions. Less than 10 miles from the edge of Dartmoor National Park, Winkleigh provides easy access to wild open moorlands and deep river valleys. For beach lovers, beautiful coastal havens are just an hour's drive away.
Excellent Connectivity
Despite its rural charm, Winkleigh offers good road access to other parts of North and South Devon. The nearest town, Okehampton, is a bustling market town with a variety of shops, cafés, and restaurants. Bideford, a historic port town on the estuary of the River Torridge, is also easily accessible and offers additional amenities and historic charm. For those needing to travel further, the county capital, Exeter, is just a short train journey away via the Barnstaple-Exeter Tarka Line.
Experience Winkleigh
Watch our video to see what living in this delightful village truly looks like through the eyes of the children and staff from Winkleigh School - and why Winkleigh continues to shine as one of the best places to raise a family
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£320K
£340K
£360K
£380K
£400K
A bigger deposit, a lower rateThe lowest monthly payment lenders publish for a first-time buyer on a two-year fixed, over 30 years
5% deposit, £17,500, at 5.54%£1,896
10% deposit, £35,000, at 5.10%£1,710
15% deposit, £52,500, at 4.90%£1,579
20% deposit, £70,000, at 4.85%£1,478
25% deposit, £87,500, at 4.80%£1,377
Sorted by the figure you choose, and nothing else: not a recommendation. Each payment is a repayment mortgage over 30 years at the rate the lender publishes for this loan to value; after the deal, at the lender's variable rate today, which can change. The cost over the deal is its payments and the lender's stated fees, less any cashback, and the APRC is worked out the way the FCA sets for lenders. NewHomeSearch is not authorised by the FCA, does not give mortgage advice or arrange mortgages, and receives nothing from lenders. A mortgage is secured on your home. Lenders decide who they lend to and may lend less on some new homes, flats in particular: check every figure with the lender.
Walk ScoreCar-dependentWalk Score 0 out of 100: Car-dependent
Transit ScoreMinimal transitTransit Score 6 out of 100: Minimal transit
Bike ScoreSomewhat bikeableBike Score 12 out of 100: Somewhat bikeable
Broadband
Not recorded
Flood risk
Not assessed here
rivers and the sea
Crime
Below the area
46.6 vs 56.2 a year per 1,000
Typical pay in Torridge
£28,752
median for employees living in Torridge, ONS 2025: the council's figure, not this neighbourhood's
Schools
The nearest open schools within 2 km, with their current Ofsted outcome.
No open schools within 2 km.
Ofsted and Get Information about Schools, via HomePortfolio.
Everyday places
How many of each are within 1.6 km, and the walk to the nearest.
No everyday places recorded within 1.6 km.
Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.
People and households
The neighbourhood around it (Torridge 007D) against Torridge as a whole.
People
2,190
Households
993
In good or very good health
79% vs 79%
Age profileShare of everyone in each five-year band
This neighbourhoodTorridge
10%5%0%
Getting around
How far everyday errands, public transport and cycling go from here, and how people here travel to work.
WalkCar-dependent
TransitMinimal transit
BikeSomewhat bikeable
Almost all errands require a car.
Getting to work
This neighbourhood37%56%
Torridge26%
Broadband and mobile
What the 1 homes within 150 m record: a new home is usually served by the same networks.
Broadband
No broadband records for the homes around it.
Mobile signal
No mobile records for the homes around it.
Ofcom Connected Nations, via HomePortfolio. Ofcom copyright.
Risks
Flooding, radon, ground, noise and air at this spot.
Flooding from rivers and the seaNot knownNot assessed hereThe flood risk assessment covers England only.
Flooding from surface waterNot knownNot assessed hereThe flood risk assessment covers England only.
RadonLow1 to 3% of homes above the action levelHomes here should be tested; new homes in such areas are built with radon protection.
Ground stabilityModerateModerate landslide susceptibilityFrom the British Geological Survey’s landslide map of the area.
NoiseNot knownNot mapped hereStrategic noise maps cover major roads, railways and airports only.
Air qualityLow
Crime
Police-recorded crime in the neighbourhood, December 2025 to September 2026, against Torridge.
46.6crimes a year per 1,000 residentsBelow Torridge at 56.285 recorded in 10 months
Month by monthCrimes per 1,000 residents
This neighbourhoodTorridge
6420
Planning nearby
Applications within 500 m in the last 3 years: when each was made and how it went, the larger schemes listed first.
No planning applications within 500 m in the last 3 years.
Local planning authorities’ registers, via HomePortfolio.
Sold nearby
Homes sold within 1 km in the last two years, new build and resale.
No recorded sales within 1 km in the last two years.
HM Land Registry Price Paid with EPC floor areas, via HomePortfolio.
01020304050607080
Show the figures
Age profile
Age
This neighbourhood
Torridge
0 to 4
3%
4%
5 to 9
5%
5%
10 to 14
7%
5%
15 to 19
5%
5%
20 to 24
3%
4%
25 to 29
3%
5%
30 to 34
3%
5%
35 to 39
4%
5%
40 to 44
6%
5%
45 to 49
7%
6%
50 to 54
7%
7%
55 to 59
8%
8%
60 to 64
9%
8%
65 to 69
8%
7%
70 to 74
9%
8%
75 to 79
7%
6%
80 to 84
5%
4%
85 and over
3%
4%
Households
This neighbourhood65%29%
Torridge64%31%
Families65% vs 64%
One person29% vs 31%
Other households6% vs 5%
Homes are
This neighbourhood49%21%22%
Torridge46%24%20%
Owned outright49% vs 46%
Owned with a mortgage21% vs 24%
Shared ownership0% vs 1%
Socially rented7% vs 9%
Privately rented22% vs 20%
Adults are
This neighbourhood51%35%
Torridge52%32%
In work51% vs 52%
Retired35% vs 32%
Students3% vs 3%
Looking for work2% vs 2%
Caring, sick or other9% vs 11%
Highest qualification
This neighbourhood27%17%30%17%
Torridge26%18%27%19%
Degree or higher27% vs 26%
A levels17% vs 18%
GCSEs30% vs 27%
Apprenticeship6% vs 7%
None
Cars per household
This neighbourhood42%51%
Torridge14%42%44%
None8% vs 14%
One42% vs 42%
Two or more51% vs 44%
ONS Census 2021 and ONS pay by council (ASHE), via HomePortfolio.
61%
Work from home37% vs 26%
Drive56% vs 61%
Bus, train or tube1% vs 2%
Walk or cycle5% vs 10%
Walk Score® (walkscore.com), ONS Census 2021 and Overture Maps places, via HomePortfolio.
Nitrogen dioxide 2.1, PM2.5 4.6, PM10 8.6
Within the WHO guidelines (2024, µg/m³).
Air quality, 2024
Nitrogen dioxide2.1 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 10
PM2.54.6 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 5
PM108.6 µg/m³ · within the guideline
WHO 15
Environment Agency NaFRA2, BGS and UKHSA radon, BGS GeoSure, Defra noise mapping and Pollution Climate Mapping, via HomePortfolio.
2.3
DecMarJunSep
September 2026: 5 crimes here, 2.28 per 1,000: Torridge: 4.11 per 1,000
Show the figures
Crime month by month
Month
Crimes here
Per 1,000 here
Per 1,000 across Torridge
December 2025
5
2.28
3.54
January 2026
9
4.11
3.67
February 2026
3
1.37
4.1
March 2026
12
5.48
4.6
April 2026
10
4.57
5.31
May 2026
10
4.57
5.37
June 2026
7
3.2
5.33
July 2026
12
5.48
5.52
August 2026
12
5.48
5.27
September 2026
5
2.28
4.11
Most recordedIn the neighbourhood, 10 months
Violence and sexual offences56
Criminal damage and arson8
Burglary4
Other theft4
Vehicle crime4
data.police.uk, via HomePortfolio. Crimes are mapped to an approximate location.
17% vs 19%
Against similar resales
Similar homes nearby have sold for £283,000 to £408,000 in today’s prices. At £350,000 this home asks between 14% below and 24% above similar resales. Confidence in the estimate is low: the home has no stated floor area, so similar homes are matched on type and bedrooms alone.
New-build premium
Low
3 bedroom detached house at High Moor View
-14% to +24%on the asking price
Confidence in the estimate is low: the home has no stated floor area, so similar homes are matched on type and bedrooms alone.
Comparables
12 sales within 3 km
Median age
16 months
Spread
35.7% interquartile
Index
UK, 2026-08
The 8 comparables used (first 8)
£390,000sold £390,000 on 3 Aug 2026, 2.6 km away
£329,499sold £327,650 on 29 Apr 2026, 2.3 km away
£249,580sold £249,000 on 20 Feb 2026, 2.2 km away
£350,816sold £350,000 on 19 Feb 2026, 2.4 km away
£415,676sold £415,000 on 16 Oct 2025, 2.8 km away
£285,464sold £285,000 on 14 Oct 2025, 2.2 km away
£241,213sold £240,000 on 27 Mar 2025, 2.5 km away
£276,390sold £275,000 on 26 Mar 2025, 2.5 km away
Of 56 sales considered, 12 matched. Method: measured on 3,351 resales from 2025-08-01 to 2026-07-31.
Built by Allison Homes
Yorkshire Building Society 2 Year Fixed Rate
HSBC 2 Year Fixed Premier Standard
NatWest 2 year fixed rate
Coventry Building Society 5.29% Fixed to 30.04.29
Barclays 2 Yr Fixed
