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Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Ravenswood Lodge is a substantial and highly versatile country house offering flexible accommodation suitable for family living, multi-generational use, or income generation. Situated on about half an acre of established gardens in the heart of Devon countryside, the property combines privacy, space and character in a peaceful rural setting. Originally part of the historic Stoodleigh Court estate, the former carriage house and stables have been carefully transformed into a well-equipped residence. Accessed via secure electric gates leading to a charming walled courtyard, the property enjoys a discreet position. Inside, the accommodation is generous and adaptable, retaining period features while offering modern comfort throughout the living space. Main accommodation: The stable door opens into the heart of the home, revealing a welcoming country-style kitchen-dining room. Generous proportions and high ceilings create a wonderful sense of space, blending traditional charm with modern practicality. The high-quality kitchen is fitted with solid wood and granite worktops and a full range of integrated appliances. A central island with a breakfast bar provides both practicality and style, while the Aga adds to the charm of the room and brings a warm warmth to the expansive space. Other highlights include an integrated oven and microwave, a dishwasher and a sink positioned to overlook the pretty courtyard. The dining room features a charming window seat and ample space for a centrally placed dining table. A statement chandelier and essential pendant lights add a touch of elegance. Custom cabinets and open wine storage add style and practicality. An impressive reception room with a magnificent oak staircase, authentic quarry-tile flooring and generous space for a large dining table is perfectly suited to formal gatherings and entertaining. The exceptional sitting room impresses with its spaciousness and is bathed in natural light from the stunning floor-to-ceiling windows and bi-fold doors that open directly onto the courtyard. High ceilings contribute to a sense of grandeur, while soft neutral tones create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Carefully arranged with several inviting seating areas, the room is anchored by a stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove and a fireplace, providing a charming focal point. The inner hall leads to a ground-floor cloakroom and a cosy double-sided reception room. A wood-burning stove adds to the comfort of this room. A lockable door provides access to the self-contained annexe. Upstairs: The house offers five double bedrooms and beautifully appointed bathrooms. The principal suite is fantastically sized, flooded with natural light and offering a superb outlook. It has its own dressing room and a luxurious en-suite bathroom, with a freestanding bath and a separate shower. The second bedroom forms a perfect guest suite, comprising a spacious double with built-in wardrobes and an elegant en-suite bathroom with a bath and overhead shower. There are three further double bedrooms, each with its own charm and character. The luxurious principal bathroom is generously proportioned and exudes classic elegance, combining period details with modern convenience. It features a large walk-in shower and a freestanding claw-foot bath placed beneath a wall mirror, creating a calm and relaxing space. The twin pedestal basins add practicality and style. At the top of the stairs, a unique feature is cleverly concealed within the oak panelling: a section of the panelling opens to reveal a stairway hatch that can disappear into the wall when not in use. A sophisticated design for everyday security. Annexe: Ravenswood Lodge provides a total of nine bedrooms, thoughtfully distributed between the main house (five) and an attached annexe (four), with a range of configurations to suit your needs. The annexe reception room is incredibly spacious, with its own fireplace and wood-burning stove, and bi-fold doors opening onto a private terrace. The principal bedroom is exceptionally large, with a well-equipped ensuite and private bathroom facilities, including a rolling-roof freestanding bath and a shower. There are two other double bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. Exterior: The property features a wonderful gravelled courtyard with a sizeable gravel driveway for parking. At one end there is a large covered area with heating and space for a hot tub. It is a comfortable space for outdoor entertaining throughout the season. A wrought-iron gate opens into the south-facing, beautifully maintained gardens planted with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. Nestled away from the main house, a detached barn has been carefully converted into a versatile space, currently used as a home office with lovely garden views and a private gym. It is such a flexible space that it could also serve as a home cinema. Location: Ideally situated about half a mile from the centre of the charming village of Stoodleigh, Ravenswood Lodge offers rural tranquility with convenient access to main roads. The A361 is just 2 miles away, Tiverton under 5.5 miles, and Junction 27 of the M5 and Tiverton Parkway railway station are accessible in around 12.5 miles — making it ideally suited to countryside living with connectivity. Additional information: • Tenure: Freehold • Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council • EPC Rating: E Services: Mains electricity. Mains drainage. Electric AGA. Further information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Welcome to this extended and fully renovated contemporary home, beautifully presented and perfect for modern family living. Nestled in a peaceful, south-facing sunny location, this superb property sits above the highly sought-after coastal village of Woolacombe. From here you can enjoy exceptional, distant views of the valley, the village, the golden sandy surfing beaches up to Baggy Point and Hartland, and across Woolacombe Bay to Lundy Island. Located on a large private plot of about one third of an acre, the property features a wide driveway providing substantial off-road parking for several vehicles, leading to a large integrated garage and a covered outdoor shower—ideal for rinsing off after a day at the beach. The home would make an ideal permanent residence or a high-quality holiday/letting home. Projected holiday rental income for the year is £67,000, with weekly rental rates of around £4,000 at peak. This phenomenal income potential makes it a truly attractive investment opportunity. The property presents clean, modern lines and whitewashed façades accentuated by graphite-coloured double-glazed windows at the rear entry door and a low-maintenance cladding. Gas underfloor heating is installed throughout the property with zoned controls and a Nest lighting system fitted (requires connectivity). Enter to admire this magnificent, high-end, bright accommodation. At the heart of the home is a 27‑foot long double-angle living area and kitchen, with more than 22 feet of double bi-fold glass doors. These doors frame the stunning coastal views and open onto a vast south-facing sun terrace, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. The elegant kitchen space features composite worktops and a range of integrated appliances, including two ovens, an electric oven with vent hood, a microwave and a cabinet for an American-style fridge/freezer. A large breakfast bar, perfect for relaxed family dinners and morning coffee, includes a sink with a Quooker boiler tap, a waste disposal unit, a dishwasher and a wine cooler. A solid wood floor runs through the room into the living area, providing ample space to relax and entertain. The ground floor comprises two double bedrooms served by a well-equipped tiled shower room with contemporary fittings, making it ideal for elderly occupants or those with mobility needs. The hallway offers excellent storage options and connects via a staff door to the large integrated garage. The entire ground floor is dedicated to a luxurious master suite, though the space and layout of the accommodation could be adapted to the occupants’ needs. The fabulous bedroom offers valley views toward the beach, the bay and the sea, directly from the bed. A Juliet balcony adds an elegant touch. The large dressing area could be modified to create a fourth bedroom if required, and the sumptuous bathroom features a large Italian-style shower, a separate bath, two twin basins and a toilet, all completed with stylish tiling. Outside, at road level, there is visitor parking with space for three vehicles. An asphalt driveway descends to the front door, providing easy access, with additional parking available. A recessed covered porch leads to the integrated garage, which has an electric door and can provide covered and secure parking or storage/workspace. Behind the garage is a utility area with a sink and a back door leading to a store/workshop and garden access. Don’t forget the convenient outdoor shower as well. The stunning sun-soaked elevated terrace surrounding the south-facing aspect is a standout feature of this splendid home, perfect for outdoor entertaining, dining, barbecues, sunbathing and enjoying breathtaking sunsets year-round. Terraced gardens with level areas provide ample space for children's play, including a climbing wall. Enclosed boundaries make the gardens pet-friendly, and a secure rear lane access offers a shorter path to village amenities and beaches. This fine example of a modern coastal home is not to be missed! Woolacombe is located on the rugged north Devon coast amid the surrounding National Trust countryside, and is a highly popular and well-known village across the UK, chiefly thanks to its beautiful golden sandy beach. Many visitors come to the area throughout the year, especially in the summer months. The village offers a range of amenities including independent shops, a selection of cafés, bars and restaurants for all tastes, a medical centre, a pharmacy and an Outstanding Ofsted-rated primary school. In addition to the 2.5 miles of golden sand extending to Putsborough, there are the Barricane and Combesgate beaches with rocky pools to explore, the former hosting a sea-front kiosk selling delicious Sri Lankan curries during the summer season. There is also Grunta Beach, a smaller, quieter private cove. The surrounding National Trust lands and the South West Coastal Path offer miles and miles of walking to enjoy the most beautiful coastal scenery. A variety of leisure facilities and excellent golf courses are nearby, the best known being Saunton’s two links courses, one of which is championship standard. Exmoor National Park is just a short drive away. Barnstaple is the main shopping hub of North Devon, about 12 miles away, with many famous stores, a rail link to Exeter with direct trains to London, and direct access to the A361 North Devon Link Road connecting to the M5 at Junction 27. There is an heliport at Chivenor, and the nearest airports are in Exeter and Bristol. 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Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Un toda domaine de campagne exceptionnel à Stockleigh Points clés de Pomeroy Situé discrètement dans la pittoresque paroisse de Stockleigh Pomeroy et à moins de 5 minutes du charmant village de Cheriton Fitzpaine, ce domaine remarquable offre un mélange harmonieux de charme rural, de confort moderne et de beauté naturelle à couper le souffle. Le domaine comprend une ferme principale, deux cottages de style boutique avec un jacuzzi au feu de bois, et une grange à toit de chaume généreuse avec un vaste stockage et des pièces au-dessus. Il y a environ 15 acres, comprenant de vastes jardins et des vergers productifs. Qu’elle soit achetée comme résidence privée, ferme en activité, retraite multigénérationnelle ou entreprise hôtelière boutique, cette propriété remarquable offre une opportunité de vie exceptionnelle dans l’un des environnements les plus paisibles et idylliques du Devon. La ferme La ferme historique classée Grade II fait actuellement l’objet d’une rénovation esthétique et comprend une grande cuisine/diner de style campestre avec garde-manger sans place, four à pain et Rayburn à combustible solide. Il comprend 4 chambres doubles, un bureau donnant sur le jardin clos, un salon avec cheminée en pierre et un poêle à bois, une salle de bain familiale et une salle de douche. Cette maison offre des vues enchanteresses sur le domaine, donnant le ton du style de vie privé et serein qu’elle offre. Cottage boutique : Apple Blossom House Un charmant cottage de trois chambres débordant de charme et de chaleur campestre. La porte d’entrée s’ouvre sur un salon spacieux et confortable avec des poutres apparentes et une cheminée en pierre avec poêle à bois. Une impressionnante arche encadrée en chêne s’ouvre sur la grande cuisine/diner conviviale. La cuisine de style ferme s’étend sur un côté de la pièce et dispose d’unités et de plans de travail en bois massif, ainsi que d’un lave-vaisselle, d’un réfrigérateur et d’un congélateur intégrés et d’une cuisinière autoportante. Le palier du rez-de-chaussée présente un magnifique parquet apparent, baigné de lumière naturelle provenant d’une fenêtre située en haut de l’escalier. La chambre principale déborde de caractère et de charme, offrant un double aspect qui renforce le sentiment d’espace et de lumière. Elle dispose également d’un magnifique parquet en orme apparent et bénéficie d’une luxueuse salle de douche attenante, équipée de luminaires haut de gamme en Fired Earth. Il y a deux autres chambres doubles, chacune avec son caractère unique. La salle de bain principale est un sanctuaire luxueux, doté d’une baignoire autoportante à dessus roulant et d’équipements haut de gamme. L’endroit parfait pour se détendre et fuir l’agitation du quotidien. Le cottage possède une cour à l’avant, un endroit spécial pour s’asseoir et profiter des vues à la campagne. Cottage boutique : La Galerie Un cottage boutique d’une chambre conçu avec expertise. L’espace de vie à aire ouverte est vraiment impressionnant, alliant un design réfléchi à des caractéristiques architecturales remarquables. Les plafonds voûtés renforcent la sensation de lumière et d’espace, offrant de la place à un niveau mezzanine, un lieu unique et atmosphérique pour une salle de bain luxueuse. Le salon principal est magnifiquement décoré et centré autour d’un poêle à bois qui se dessine, créant un point focal chaleureux et accueillant. Un charmant siège près de la fenêtre offre l’endroit idéal pour admirer la vue de la campagne et s’imprégner du caractère de ce lieu élégant. La cuisine bien équipée de style Shaker complète magnifiquement l’espace, avec un bar pour le petit-déjeuner et une table à manger. La chambre opulente du rez-de-chaussée apprécie également l’espace et le caractère des plafonds voûtés. Une salle d’eau privée inspirée d’un spa dispose d’une douche double somptueuse et d’un chauffage par le sol. Grange Linhay au toit de chaume À l’extrémité du domaine, un pont traverse un ruisseau sinueux menant à une cour pittoresque pavée et pavée. Ici, vous trouverez la grange au toit de chaume, offrant un espace de rangement généreux au rez-de-chaussée et un spectaculaire espace à aire ouverte au-dessus. L’entrée donne accès à une salle de douche au rez-de-chaussée avec chauffage au sol et un escalier menant au rez-de-chaussée, parfaite pour recevoir des réceptions, avec des plafonds voûtés, des poutres apparentes, une cuisine bien équipée et un grand espace salon confortable. Un cadre accueillant pour accueillir famille et amis avec style. À l’extérieur Les terrains sont tout aussi captivants, avec une multitude d’espaces paisibles à explorer sur environ 15 acres. Des sentiers sinueux révèlent des jardins paysagers avec des pelouses planes, un potager, des prairies de fleurs sauvages et un ruisseau traversant pâturages et bois, avec plusieurs dépendances en pierre et en épi offrant un excellent entreposage. Deux des dépendances bénéficient également du chauffage par le sol. Un espace isolé a été soigneusement réservé à un jacuzzi au feu à bois et une maison d’été, vous permettant de vous détendre et de vous détendre tout en étant immergé dans la nature environnante. Située dans une paisible isolation, la terre naturellement cultivée du domaine soutient une riche biodiversité et une faune florante florissante. Il y a des pâturages, deux vergers productifs dans le domaine, ainsi qu’une grande grange de stockage/hangar à machines construite en 2022. Avis du vendeur : « L’opportunité d’acheter Higher North Coombe, dans le Devon rural, était une opportunité à laquelle nous n’avons pas pu résister. Élever nos enfants dans une belle vallée à la campagne, sans lumière, bruit ni pollution de l’air était une opportunité fantastique. Avoir la liberté d’errer dans les bois, les ruisseaux, les paddocks et les vergers, et d’observer la faune a été une expérience qui, espérons-le, durera toute une vie. Être au cœur du Devon signifie que nous avons bénéficié d’un accès aux plages des côtes nord et sud ainsi qu’aux landes, tout en étant proches d’Exeter, les lumières éclatantes de la vie citadine ne sont jamais loin. Les saisons changeantes et la tranquillité de Higher North Coombe nous ont offert un chapitre unique de la vie tout en gagnant notre vie et en modernisant les propriétés pour les générations futures. Le calme, la paix et la richesse de la flore et de la faune ne sont appréciés que par la présence ici. Nous l’avons adoré. Les archives historiques suggèrent que ce site est occupé depuis l’époque saxonne. Après la conquête normande, on pense que la terre a été accordée à Ralf de Pomaria, un soldat normand qui combattit aux côtés de Guillaume le Conquérant lors de la bataille d’Hastings, devenant ainsi partie intégrante d’un domaine plus vaste établi à cette époque. Avec son mélange de charme d’époque, d’hébergements flexibles et d’espaces extérieurs captivants, c’est une occasion rare de profiter d’un mode de vie exceptionnel dans un cadre défini par la tranquillité, l’intimité et l’élégance rurale intemporelle. Zone Stockleigh Pomeroy est une charmante paroisse rurale nichée au cœur du centre du Devon, connue pour sa belle campagne préservée, ses terres agricoles vallonnées et son style de vie paisible de village. Le village voisin de Cheriton Fitzpaine stimule également deux pubs prospères, le Ring of Bells étant particulièrement connu pour ses délicieux repas et les bières ou cidres locaux. C’est une communauté charmante avec une école primaire réputée et de nombreux clubs couvrant les activités sportives, artistiques et culturelles. Malgré son cadre paisible, la région est bien reliée – à seulement quelques minutes en voiture des villes historiques de Crediton et Tiverton et à proximité d’Exeter, offrant d’excellentes écoles, équipements et liaisons de transport. Un autre avantage de cette propriété est sa proximité avec la réputée Blundells School, qui offre un tarif réduit aux familles vivant dans un rayon de 10 miles, et cette propriété bénéficie de cette réduction. Avec son riche héritage, son fort esprit de communauté et son cadre pittoresque, Higher North Coombe est l’endroit idéal pour ceux qui recherchent un style de vie paisible et campagnard, sans sacrifier la commodité. Informations Durée : Pleine propriété Services : Eau principale, drainage, gaz Calor, chauffage central au mazout. Fibre haut débit avec jusqu’à 900 Mo de vitesse de téléchargement. Autorité locale : Conseil du district du Mid-Devon Bandes de taxe du conseil : Ferme : Bande E La Galerie : Groupe B Maison de la Fleur de Pommier : Band C Plus d’informations

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Located on one of Exeter’s most prestigious residential addresses, Victoria Park Road is renowned for its elegant period houses and leafy surroundings, while benefiting from close proximity to the town centre and Exeter School. The setting offers a rare combination of architectural beauty and convenience. This distinguished Grade II listed townhouse, regarded as dating from the Georgian era with later Victorian additions, is an exceptional example of Exeter’s classical architecture. Magnificently presented with a stucco-rendered façade under a slate roof, the property extends over four beautifully proportioned floors, including basement and attics, offering great potential for multi-generational living and benefiting from a desirable east–west orientation that welcomes natural light throughout the day. Loved by the current owner for more than twenty years, the house has been thoughtfully and sympathetically restored, preserving an abundance of original character while introducing subtle enhancements suited to modern family living. Elegant period details remain at the heart of the home, including intricate Georgian joinery, decorative cornices and ceiling roses, picture and dado rails, original functional shutters, graceful staircases and a collection of fine fireplaces, including exquisite Adam-style examples in the principal reception rooms. The accommodation is versatile and beautifully balanced. From the impressive reception hall, three elegant rooms provide superb spaces for entertaining and daily living. The drawing room is particularly remarkable, centered around a stunning floor‑to‑ceiling bay window giving onto the enclosed courtyard garden, with its original functional shutters and a high ceiling. At the rear of the property, the garden room opens onto a private balcony with steps descending to the lower gardens, creating a seamless connection between house and garden. The ground floor includes a generous kitchen/breakfast room designed for family life, providing ample space for dining and relaxed seating. Other practical features include a store with original wine bins and a tandem double garage. Arranged around an elegant galleried landing, the ground floor offers an impressive master suite with an en suite dressing area, as well as three further double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with a separate shower. The second floor continues to impress with two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a cosy sitting room offering distant views of the surrounding hills beyond the town. SELLER’S VIEW: “Living at 7 Victoria Park Road has offered the best of life in Exeter, combining a peaceful, private setting with easy access to the town centre, the cathedral, and Magdalen Road’s independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Despite its central location, the house feels wonderfully secluded. The house has been a fantastic home, providing flexible space that easily adapted to different stages of life. Whether hosting friends, organizing gatherings, or enjoying quieter days, there has always been plenty of space. The garden room in particular is a favourite, bathed in natural light and overlooking the garden. The enclosed garden is a true haven of peace and surprisingly private for such a central location. The mature planting attracts an abundance of wildlife, and I have loved watching the many birds and squirrels that frequent the garden throughout the year. A particularly useful feature has been the Victorian-side extension, which provides independent access to the upper floors without going through the main house. This has worked perfectly as my family grew, offering a little more autonomy for older children, and could just as easily suit someone looking to run a home business or create a separate work space. I also loved the walkability of everything, with excellent schools, parks and municipal facilities all nearby. What I will miss most, however, is the very character of the house. Its period features, generous proportions and sense of history create a warm and welcoming home that has been a pleasure to live in.” EXTERNAL ACCESS: The approach to the property is equally impressive. A broad entrance from Victoria Park Road leads to a wide brick-paved driveway providing parking for up to four vehicles, while elegant stone steps with wrought-iron railings rise to the main entrance. At the rear, the magnificent enclosed garden offers a peaceful, private refuge, carefully landscaped around a central lawn with brick paths and raised borders richly planted with flowering shrubs and seasonal colours. A covered garden terrace provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining and entertaining, with direct access to the kitchen via French doors. Framed by mature planting and stone walls, the gardens extend to about 50' x 43.5' (15.5 m x 13.2 m), creating a wonderfully secluded oasis in the heart of the city. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is exceptionally well connected, with Exeter city centre less than a mile away, excellent rail links to London from Exeter Central and St David’s stations, easy access to the M5 and Exeter Airport offering regular connections, including flights to London City Airport. INFORMATION Local Authority: Exeter City Council Council Tax Band G Tenure: Freehold Services: Gas, electricity, water and drainage. For more information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - With a rich history, this charming Grade II listed manor is quietly situated, offering a splendid south-facing view over the rolling Devon hills. The main house comprises six bedrooms, including three generous suites, as well as a substantial four-bedroom detached barn. Set within a three-acre parkland, the property exudes grandeur and offers a wealth of versatile living and income opportunities. Blagdon Manor is a Grade II listed house dating from the Tudor period, with later significant Georgian-era additions. It is recorded in the Domesday Book and is one of the most important residences in the historic parish of Ashwater, in West Devon. Today, this property would suit those seeking a luxurious lifestyle, with the added benefit of around three acres of charming park-like gardens surrounding the house, from which one can enjoy superb views over Ashwater. The residence exudes elegance, architectural style and charm, offering a wealth of character as well as many modern comforts, including exceptional bespoke oak furniture. A large, independent four-bedroom barn, located on the other side of the courtyard, also possesses considerable character. It has previously been used as holiday accommodation, generating valuable income, and benefits from its own horizontal and enclosed garden space. Our clients have lived at Blagdon for around eight years, during which they carefully and meticulously transformed it, converting it from a boutique hotel and restaurant into a superb private residence. This transformation is now nearly complete, allowing new buyers to add their own finishing touches. In any case, the quality of this property should not be underestimated. It is offered ready to occupy immediately, with no onward chain. The property is accessible at several points around its perimeter. The formal entrance on the east side leads to a welcoming hallway, with an impressive original slate floor that immediately sets a refined tone. The main drawing room is bright and welcoming, with two side windows, including a bay and a large casement window offering magnificent views over the estate. A striking polished marble fireplace with a wood-burning stove creates a stunning focal point. Built-in cupboards provide additional storage. Next to this room is a large home office. It features a wide range of fitted furniture, with shelves, cupboards and a working safe. This room is ideal for remote working and has more desks or workstations if required. The formal dining room adds further charm, with a wooden floor, a wreathed staircase and a characteristic fireplace featuring an imposing wooden beam and a sculpted stone dated 1683. Planning permission is already in place to convert this room into a new kitchen, turning it into a bright, spacious hub. The conservatory wraps around the east and south façades of the house and currently functions as a gym and lounge. As a greenhouse has existed for many years, it is very likely that the local authority would support a replacement structure request, as it is not part of the listing. The existing kitchen is equipped with stainless steel units, an electric oven, a dishwasher, an induction hob, two sinks and a powerful extractor hood. This space could be transformed into a gym, workshop or leisure area if the kitchen is moved. In the historic west wing of the house, two additional reception rooms provide ambiance and character. The sitting room features an impressive slate floor, a stone inglenook fireplace with a built-in wood-burning stove, a window seat, enormous original hand-turned beams and a historical slate larder. The bespoke oak joinery includes built-in shelves, cupboards and radiator enclosures. The sitting room leads to the dual‑aspect library, which houses two large bookcases, fitted cupboards and a traditional stone fireplace with a Cloome oven. French doors open directly onto the garden, bringing in natural light and providing easy external access. This wing also benefits from a separate entrance with porch and a newly fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, including electric oven, induction hob, microwave and dishwasher. Elegant display cabinets and high-quality worktops complete the space. As this part of the house is self-contained yet connected, it is ideal for extended family, holiday lets, guests or those seeking an autonomous life in a larger home. The property also includes a dedicated cinema room with tiered seating, ceiling air conditioning, lighting design, 4K projection and 7.1 surround sound supplied by a high-end active/passive speaker system behind the screen. AV equipment and seating will be included at the asking price. The ground floor also comprises a pantry with climate control, a laundry room, two separate toilets, a workshop and a hall with ample storage space. Two staircases lead to the first floor. The main staircase is generously proportioned with two half-landings, lending to a spacious landing and six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The first three bedrooms are particularly spacious. Each is beautifully appointed with super king beds and benefits from wonderful views over the gardens and surrounding grounds. The impressive master suite includes more than 580 sq ft of total space, comprising an entrance hall, a dressing area, a bathroom, an accessible shoe store and a very generous dual-aspect principal bedroom with distant views of the Devon countryside. Bold use of colour, superb fitted wardrobes and WiFi-controlled lighting, together with its location in the east wing, create a unique and luxurious retreat for the manor’s owners. Each bedroom is individually styled, tastefully decorated and full of charm. Many beds, mattresses and high‑quality furnishings are recent purchases and may potentially be available by separate negotiation. The property has been fully redecorated with premium paints from brands such as Zoffany and Benjamin Moore. Newly fitted carpets unify the home while giving each room or suite its distinctive style and character. Many shutters are still operable, and the house is heated by oil-fired central heating with a recently installed boiler. Blagdon Manor Barn, tucked a short distance from the landscaped courtyard of the main house, across a private external courtyard, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history – beautifully restored for modern living, yet rich in character. With its picturesque stone façade clad in wisteria and its ancient origins, the barn instantly captures the imagination. Whether you are seeking quality holiday letting, a family-friendly guesthouse, or simply an inspiring private retreat, this versatile space caters to all levels. Inside, the barn impresses with a bright open-plan layout, sociable and serene. The main living room is simply stunning, with a vaulted, imposing ceiling that floods the space with natural light. A spectacular full-height brick fireplace with a built-in wood-burning stove anchors the room, creating a warm yet elegant atmosphere with direct access to the front courtyard. The expansive dining area comfortably seats ten and opens directly onto the garden via French doors – perfect for entertaining or relaxed summer evenings. The carefully designed kitchen is a true hub: dual aspect, with handmade solid oak cabinetry, granite worktops, a breakfast bar and a full suite of integrated appliances including an electric oven, a microwave, two under-counter fridges and a dishwasher. A double Butler sink and an Alpha-style kitchen complete the luxurious country-inspired ambience. Additionally, on the ground floor is a separate laundry with washing machine, tumble dryer, built-in freezer and convenient toilets. Upstairs, the barn is cleverly divided into two private wings, each accessible by its own staircase. The main sleeping area includes two generous super-king bedrooms and a double room. One of them has a fully tiled private shower room with a luxurious rainforest shower, while the other two share a high-end family bathroom. The second floor forms a self-contained suite, ideal for guests or multi-generational living. Spread over two levels, it provides a peaceful living area on the ground floor and a very king-size bedroom above, with its own en-suite shower. Step outside, and the lifestyle offering continues. The rear garden is a private, enclosed sanctuary with a flat lawn, a wooden cabin that can serve as a summer house, studio or home gym, and a raised area with a six-person hot tub. This space is perfect for barbecues or sunbathing – ideal for total privacy away from the main manor. Externally, Blagdon Manor welcomes you with its own private, panoramic driveway flanked by traditional stone banks and mature timber, immediately revealing the grandeur of this impressive residence. The driveway leads to extensive parking, with plenty of space for guests and family. Beyond this, a separate parking area provides ample space for those with a large vehicle collection. There is also ample parking for motorhomes or boats. The triple garage comprises a large interior space with a loft, together with a convenient adjacent store. The outbuildings complete a log store and a practical workshop with substantial hardstanding. The gardens and grounds of Blagdon Manor are truly exceptional. They are beautifully framed by breathtaking views of the surrounding pastures. To the south, the nearby Ashwater church tower stands proudly on the horizon, adding a charming focal point to the landscape. The expansive terrace is ideal for relaxing and alfresco dining when the weather allows. A charming mix of lush lawns and parkland, the grounds are dotted with mature trees that add character and stature. There is ample space for children and animals to play freely in this private, well-fenced and tranquil setting. The property also benefits from a wired alarm system, full fire alarm, external and utility lighting, a large dedicated laundry, an outdoor dog-washing facility, an electric vehicle charging point, a potential to re-establish three-phase power if required, ultra-fast broadband and full residential status. Location The property is less than two miles from the charming village of Ashwater, set in the Devon countryside and retaining many services including a post office/general store, a recently renovated pub/restaurant, a parish church, a community hall and a nearby primary school. There is a traditional village green with numerous events held throughout the year. About four miles away lies Roadford Lake, with excellent facilities for walking and water sports. The historic town of Launceston is roughly nine miles away and offers a range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities. The market town of Holsworthy is about seven miles away and provides further amenities, including a medical centre, a Waitrose supermarket, an excellent secondary school and a small theatre. For coastal enthusiasts, the seaside town of Bude in north Cornwall is a 20-minute drive and is renowned for its sandy beaches, surfing and cliff-top walks. Dartmoor National Park, with its natural beauty, lies within 16 miles. Exeter Cathedral City is about 43 miles away and offers a broader range of educational, cultural and leisure facilities, including a cosmopolitan array of bars and restaurants, as well as an airport and regular high-speed trains to London. The A30 dual carriageway provides access to the M5 at Exeter and westwards into Cornwall. The famous coastal destinations of Padstow, Mevagissey, Tintagel and Clovelly are also easily reachable, as well as the Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and Tate St Ives. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Rare and enchanting opportunity in the sought-after village of Brushford, this charming pair of postcard-perfect cottages is widely regarded as one of the region’s most iconic houses. Rich in character and history, they sit in beautiful gardens and offer exceptional versatility for family living, holiday let, or a combination of both. Located just a few minutes’ drive from the market town of Dulverton and the stunning Exmoor landscapes, the properties enjoy a perfect balance of rural tranquility and easy access to North Devon, Tiverton and the M5. Dulverton offers a range of independent shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as everyday amenities such as the school, medical services and sporting facilities. By contrast, Exmoor offers breathtaking and varied scenery, from open moorland and wooded valleys to the dramatic coast, and its renowned dark skies, all accessible from the surrounding area. Built in attractive stone beneath traditional pitched roofs, the cottages exude timeless charm with their classic elevations, flowering gardens and idyllic village setting, creating a truly unmissable landscape. These charming homes offer much more than a simple property purchase, presenting a wonderful lifestyle opportunity. They are perfectly suited as a generous family home, a multi-generational arrangement, or an established holiday business, with flexibility to suit a range of needs. Offering character, flexibility and an exceptional setting, this unique pair of cottages represents a rare opportunity to enjoy the best of life in the West Country. No. 11 The main cottage offers wonderfully adaptable accommodation that has evolved sympathetically over time to create a home of immense character and charm. At the heart of the wing is a beautiful sitting room centered around a traditional wood-burning stove, housed in a corner fireplace with a bread oven, a wonderfully atmospheric space that perfectly captures the essence of country cottage living. A fitted kitchen serves the house with ease, while the ground floor bedrooms, a master bathroom with a large double shower, provide comfortable and welcoming accommodation. A particularly striking feature is the magnificent timber-framed extension, an impressive addition that blends seamlessly with the original cottage. Flooded with natural light and showcasing exquisite craftsmanship throughout, this superb reception room forms the social heart of the property. With its exposed beams and a solid-fuel Rayburn, it’s a space designed for gathering, entertaining and family life. Other ground-floor accommodations include a cloakroom, a family bathroom, two spacious double bedrooms and an office with stairs rising to a charming mezzanine, offering endless possibilities as a reading area, creative workspace or occasional guest accommodation. No. 10 beautifully presented throughout, No. 10 is a charming and welcoming cottage that effortlessly combines period character with modern comfort. Split over two floors, the living space comprises two charming bedrooms on the first floor, each overlooking the surrounding gardens. The ground floor offers a fitted kitchen, a well-equipped bathroom and a wonderfully cosy sitting room where a wood-burning stove is the hearth of the home, creating the ideal atmosphere for relaxed evenings year-round. Outside, the cottage benefits from its own courtyard garden, ideal for a morning coffee or al fresco dining, as well as a separate side garden planted and decorated. Surrounded by mature planting and enjoying a peaceful outlook, it provides a wonderful extension of the living space. The cottage has previously operated as a highly successful holiday let, offering buyers the option of maintaining an established income stream if desired. No. 10 has been subject to planning permissions for a two-storey rear extension and a one-storey side extension as well as a storage building (planning reference Somerset: ). The surrounding gardens of both cottages are simply enchanting. They have been carefully tended and maintained over the years, offering a succession of colours, textures and scents through the seasons. Sinuous paths thread through richly planted borders, with mature trees and shrubs creating a sense of privacy and seclusion. A number of seating areas have been thoughtfully placed to catch the sun at different times of day, providing peaceful spaces to relax and enjoy the tranquil setting. On the other side of the lane is an equally impressive extension of the property, where a substantial workshop and workshop-barn provide ample space for a wide variety of uses. Next to it is the old piggery, a charming building offering further storage, home office or workshop potential. The grounds continue with gravel parking and the benefit of planning permission for a new storage building, offering exciting opportunities for future development. Perhaps the most captivating feature of all is the stunning garden beyond, where productive borders sit alongside an abundance of flowering plants, creating a wonderful blend of practicality and beauty. A gently swept lawn leads to a wildlife-friendly pond bustling with birds, insects and visiting fauna, while the nearby Brockey River contributes a soothing backdrop to this idyllic setting. SERVICES AND UTILITIES Water, drainage and electricity network. Oil-fired central heating. We encourage you to check potential high-speed broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage before viewing a property by visiting Note from the Agent. The properties are held on two separate titles, so prospective buyers are advised to consult an independent solicitor regarding council tax, stamp duty and associated fiscal implications. There is a stream near the property that has previously risen into a small part of the garden, situated on the opposite side of the lane from the properties. Further information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - An exceptionally charming Grade II listed period farm in the hamlet of North Buckland. A beautifully presented detached Grade II listed farmhouse, believed to date from around 1650, offering a wonderful blend of character features and contemporary comfort. The house retains many original elements, including exposed beams, stone floors, inglenook fireplaces, cottage latch doors and window seats, all integrated with thoughtful 21st-century improvements. Accommodation is both characterful and practical, comprising an entrance hall, sitting room with fireplace and wood-burning stove, a study, a boiler/TV room, a garden/dining room, a kitchen/breakfast room, a cloakroom and a utility/boiler room. The first floor provides four bedrooms, with the master offering a built-in wardrobe suite and an ensuite bathroom. There is a family bathroom serving the other bedrooms. All bedrooms are also equipped with wash basins for washing. A superb oak-framed garden room has been added, providing a pleasant year-round living and dining space, with vaulted ceiling, wood-burning stove, central heating and doors opening onto the gardens. The property sits within magnificent gardens and grounds of circa 1.8 acres, offering superb views over the surrounding countryside. There is a range of useful period outbuildings, including a carport, workshop, stores and a workshop, offering potential for conversion into annexe accommodation or holiday accommodation, subject to the necessary planning and listed-building consents. Outside, the gardens include lawns, well-stocked borders, a sheltered terrace, an orchard, an octagonal garden room, a large driveway, three stables, a paddock and a young woodland of oak and silver birch, with seasonal bluebells, daffodils, snowdrops and primroses. Situated in a peaceful, timeless hamlet, the property lies less than a mile from the historic village of Georgeham, with its local shop and acclaimed pubs/restaurants. The north Devon surfing beaches of Croyde, Putsborough, Saunton and Woolacombe are all easily accessible, as are coastal walks, cycle routes and the South West Coast Path. Further amenities are available in Croyde, Braunton and Barnstaple, while Exmoor National Park is about a half-hour away. The area is well served by state and private schools. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Forming part of a remarkable Grade II listed historic farmstead, The Granary is an impressive four-bedroom barn conversion with excellent equestrian facilities, approximately 2.8 acres of pasture and access to a superb collection of shared leisure amenities. Dating from the rebuilding of Week Farm in the 1840s, the property combines the scale and character of its agricultural origins with generous contemporary accommodation, all within easy reach of Tavistock and Dartmoor National Park.AccommodationThe Granary has been thoughtfully converted to retain the architectural character of the original building. Exposed stone walls, substantial structural timbers and dramatic vaulted spaces are complemented by contemporary finishes, creating a highly individual home arranged across three levels.The ground floor centres upon an outstanding reception room extending to approximately 41 feet. This wonderfully atmospheric space provides generous areas for sitting, entertaining and informal dining. Exposed masonry, heavy beams and the open internal structure give the room an exceptional sense of scale, while changes in level and retained agricultural details provide a tangible connection to the building’s former use.Also on this floor is a private bedroom suite with an en suite shower room. Its position away from the remaining bedrooms makes it particularly suitable for guests, older children or multigenerational living. A cloakroom and boiler room complete the ground-floor accommodation.The first floor continues the open, gallery-like character of the house. A substantial second reception room overlooks the living space and provides considerable flexibility. It could be arranged as a family room, library, media room or more formal dining and entertaining space.Fitted by the current owners, the vaulted kitchen has been carefully designed to complement the building’s historic character. Painted cabinetry, generous work surfaces and a substantial central island sit beneath exposed roof timbers. Natural wood flooring and views through the internal galleries reinforce the warmth and individuality of the interior. A separate utility room provides useful additional storage and workspace.The upper floor contains three further bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from an en suite bathroom and walk-in-wardrobe, while the remaining accommodation includes a further two double bedrooms.In total, the property provides four bedrooms, two of which are en suite, together with two substantial reception rooms and a particularly impressive kitchen.OutsideThe Granary occupies an attractive rural setting, with approximately 2.8 acres of pasture in addition to its gardens and external areas. Its traditional stone elevations and slate roof sit comfortably within the surrounding landscape, while the immediate gardens provide space for outdoor dining, recreation and relaxation.A detached garden room creates an inviting retreat away from the main house and could be used as a summer sitting room, creative studio, hobbies room or peaceful workspace, great for working from home.A substantial detached garage provides secure parking, storage and workshop potential, with further space available within the courtyard and external areas.One of the most distinctive benefits of living at The Granary is the use of an excellent collection of shared leisure facilities. These include a swimming pool, gym, sauna, hot tub, tennis courts, offering the atmosphere and convenience of a private country club without the sole responsibility for their upkeep.The maintenance and use of the shared facilities are understood to be covered by a monthly contribution of approximately £230, this amount also includes payment for the maintenance of the shared private drainage.EquestrianThe Granary offers a particularly appealing arrangement for those wishing to keep horses at home.The dedicated equestrian facilities include two stables, each measuring approximately 12 feet by 11 feet, together with an adjoining tack room. The arrangement provides convenient accommodation for horses alongside secure storage for saddlery, feed and associated equipment.The shared sand school offers valuable space for schooling, exercising and training without needing to leave the property. Together with the surrounding land and practical outbuildings, it creates a well-considered base for recreational riders and more experienced equestrian households alike.The substantial detached garage may provide further space for equipment, machinery or workshop use, while the courtyard and external areas allow practical access around the buildings.Beyond the property, the surrounding countryside has a strong equestrian tradition. Dartmoor National Park contains an extensive network of bridleways, byways and permitted routes, opening up miles of varied riding country across moorland, farmland and wooded valleys.Additional land and stabling may be available by separate negotiation.Lifestyle & LocationThe Granary offers a rare balance between genuine rural living and access to excellent schools, leisure facilities and everyday amenities.The property is situated at Week, close to the picturesque village of Brentor and approximately four miles north of Tavistock. The surrounding countryside is characterised by rolling farmland, woodland and expansive skies, creating a strong sense of privacy and escape.Brentor is renowned for the dramatic silhouette of St Michael de Rupe, the historic church standing at the summit of Brent Tor and forming one of the area’s most recognisable landmarks.Dartmoor National Park lies close at hand, providing an exceptional landscape for walking, riding, cycling and outdoor recreation. Hundreds of miles of paths, bridleways and byways cross the National Park, while its open moorland, wooded valleys and granite tors offer an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons.For walkers and cyclists, nearby routes include the West Devon Way and Drake’s Trail, the latter providing a scenic connection between Tavistock and Plymouth.Tavistock is a highly regarded historic market town with an excellent range of independent boutiques, delicatessens, cafés, restaurants and everyday services. Its celebrated Pannier Market has operated for more than 900 years, while regular farmers’ and arts markets reinforce the town’s reputation for local produce and independent retail.The town’s architecture and mining heritage form part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tavistock also offers a cinema, theatre, medical facilities and a variety of established sports clubs.Sporting and leisure provision in the area is particularly strong. Meadowlands Leisure Centre provides community fitness facilities, while Mount Kelly’s Swim Centre is open to the public for scheduled sessions and incorporates both a 50-metre Olympic Legacy pool and a 25-metre training pool. Tavistock Golf Club enjoys a spectacular position on Whitchurch Down, with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside.There is a good choice of schooling nearby. Mary Tavy and Brentor Community Primary School serves children from ages four to eleven, while Tavistock College provides non-selective secondary and sixth-form education for ages eleven to eighteen.For independent education, Mount Kelly is a highly regarded co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged four to eighteen. Set within extensive grounds on the edge of Dartmoor, the school is especially recognised for its swimming and wider sporting provision.Plymouth, with its broader commercial, cultural and waterfront amenities, is accessible to the south, while the Tamar Valley and Cornwall lie to the west. Both the north Cornish coast and the contrasting coastline of South Devon are accessible for days by the sea.Life at The Granary can therefore be as active or relaxed as its occupants choose. Mornings might begin with a swim or gym session, followed by riding at home or exploring Dartmoor. Evenings can be spent entertaining within the impressive reception spaces or unwinding in the shared sauna and hot tub.The History of WeekWeek is an ancient settlement with documentary references extending back to the medieval period. The land once formed part of the wider estates associated with Tavistock Abbey and later passed into the ownership of the Dukes of Bedford as part of their extensive Tavistock estate.The surviving farmstead is principally the result of an ambitious programme of rebuilding undertaken between 1842 and 1844. Week Farm was conceived as a forward-looking Victorian “model farm”, reflecting the advances in agricultural design and technology taking place during the middle of the 19th century.Contemporary estate records document considerable investment in new buildings, machinery and water-powered equipment. The farm was designed to operate efficiently on a substantial scale and was regarded as progressive for its period.The Granary formed the dominant element of the northern range. The historic survey describes it as a tall, seven-bay, two-storey barn and granary, constructed from local stone beneath a slate roof. Its scale, loading areas and substantial internal structure reflected its important role at the heart of the working farm.The farm buildings were later recognised for their architectural and historic significance and are Grade II listed. The Granary was converted to residential use during the early years of the 21st century, preserving the character, stonework and impressive proportions of the original agricultural building while introducing the comforts required of a modern country home.Today, The Granary provides an opportunity to become the custodian of an important element of West Devon’s rural history. Its substantial construction and dramatic internal spaces remain a testament to the ambition and craftsmanship behind the rebuilding of Week almost two centuries ago.Services & Additional InformationThe property is served by mains electricity and water, with shared private drainage. Heating is provided by an oil-fired central heating system, and the property benefits from underfloor heating throughout. The Granary also enjoys shared use of the swimming pool, gym, sauna, hot tub and tennis courts with a monthly contribution towards the leisure facilities and communal arrangements currently understood to be approximately £230 together with an additional maintenance charge of £33 per month for the stable block. The property is Grade II listed and falls within Council Tax Band G.Additional land and stabling may be available by separate negotiation.The vendors have obtained quotations for the installation of an 8kW roof-mounted solar energy system, presenting a potential opportunity to enhance the property’s energy efficiency, subject to the necessary consents.Agent Note:We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence.There's no obligation to use our recommended providers. In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £30 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.Additional information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Barnhill House is far more than simply a home, it is an architect-designed masterclass in blending historic neo-Gothic fantasy character with contemporary living and has often been described as a miniature fairytale castle. Attached to a neighbouring property at its western end, the house is not listed and occupies a commanding elevated position high above the banks of the River Exe, offering the very best of riverside living without the risk of flooding. There is nothing ordinary or box-like about this remarkable home. Every room has been individually designed, with its own distinctive character and architectural features. The entrance hall provides a magnificent first impression, setting the tone with a beautiful stone archway. An arched door to one side conceals a cloakroom and a matching stone-framed doorway to the other leads into a walk-in coat and boot room. Push open the impressive arched double doors into the grand reception hall, where the high ceiling and galleried landings immediately catch the eye. The wealth of architectural detail is simply breathtaking, from the extra-wide internal doors to the rich textures and carefully considered design features found throughout. The bespoke kitchen forms the undeniable heart of the home, centred around a substantial island and enjoying four sets of doors opening onto different areas of the garden, beautifully framing the surrounding views. Sleek pop-open cabinetry maintains clean, uninterrupted lines, concealing integrated appliances including an oven and hob, while the electric Aga provides an eye-catching focal point. Beyond the Aga, a series of archways leads to a preparation area, before continuing past a charming cookbook nook and arched glazed display cabinet into the utility area. Leading directly from the entrance hall is the elegant drawing room, where a stove provides a warm welcome. Doors set within the curved walls open directly onto the garden, creating a seamless connection with the outside. Opposite the kitchen, the formal dining room also opens onto the terrace through glazed doors. A double-sided wood-burning stove provides an attractive divide between the dining room and the principal family room, where a second aspect of the stove can be enjoyed. This generous space offers the perfect place for relaxation and entertaining. A cleverly designed faux wall discreetly conceals the control room, while a further door returns to the hallway, allowing the accommodation to flow beautifully. The staircase rises to twin galleried landings on the first floor, where natural light floods the space. The meticulous attention to detail continues upstairs, with subtle uplighting leading to a door opening onto a delightful roof terrace. Hidden behind castellated walls, it is a wonderfully private place to relax and soak up the evening sun while enjoying the unique sensation of being king or queen of your very own castle. The principal bedroom enjoys four window seats, each perfectly positioned to capture exceptional views. The suite also benefits from a dressing room and a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom. Here, the bath has been intentionally positioned at an angle within the corner, allowing you to soak while enjoying uninterrupted views stretching down the River Exe. Step down into the wet room, where the shower has been equally designed to make the most of the same spectacular outlook. There are three further double bedrooms on the first floor, each with its own distinctive character. One enjoys an en suite shower room, while the remaining two are served by a well-appointed Jack and Jill shower room. Continuing the fairytale feel, the magnificent tower is crowned by a fully glazed cupola. Accessed via stairs from the first floor, this extraordinary space features an ingenious floor that opens to provide access before closing again, allowing the room to be fully enjoyed. It is an exceptional place to sit quietly, unwind and admire breathtaking panoramic views across the River Exe and the surrounding countryside. The second floor provides two versatile loft rooms. One is a generous space, ideal as a home office, hobby room, music room or occasional guest room and includes a further upper floor loo. The second offers further flexible accommodation or excellent storage space.Step Outside The property makes an impressive first impression, with its arched windows and castellated façade creating an attractive approach. The driveway provides ample parking and turning space for numerous vehicles, as well as an architect-designed two-bay car port with adjoining secure storage, featuring curved architectural detailing that complements the property.A terrace extends across the rear of the property, thoughtfully positioned to maximise enjoyment of the gardens. The terraced gardens are beautifully planted with an abundance of mature shrubs and trees, creating a high degree of privacy. Immediately outside the kitchen is an excellent entertaining area, with steps leading down through the centre of the gardens to the river’s edge. Here, a historic cave provides a unique feature and an ideal place to store canoes or paddleboards. Set within the property’s boundary wall is an attractive arched door which provides direct access to the public footpaths and footbridge beyond the boundary, leading to miles of scenic circular walks through the surrounding countryside. Sellers InsightFrom the moment we first saw the property, we were captivated by its unique architecture, exceptional quality of build and craftsmanship, and the beautiful setting overlooking the Exe Valley. It offered everything we were looking for, a distinctive home in a peaceful location, yet within easy reach of Exeter and all its amenities.One of the greatest pleasures of living here has been sharing it with family and friends. Whether hosting summer parties, enjoying relaxed meals on the terrace, or simply sitting with a glass of wine as the sun sets over the valley, the house has always provided the perfect backdrop for making memories. We have also loved watching the changing seasons unfold, with regular visits from herons, swans, pheasants and an abundance of other wildlife. There are wonderful walks straight from the doorstep along the River Exe and through the surrounding countryside, while the village pub is always a favourite destination.The gardens have been a labour of love. The terraces immediately outside the house create several inviting spaces for outdoor dining and quiet relaxation, all enjoying stunning panoramic views. The upper garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to provide colour and interest throughout the year, from vibrant azaleas, lilac, forsythia and rhododendrons in spring to magnificent hydrangea ‘Annabelle’ and ‘Limelight’ in late summer. The lower garden has a more natural feel, with carpets of bluebells and wild garlic in spring, alongside wild strawberries, ferns and hostas. A red sandstone cliff conceals a cave, currently used for kayak storage, with access down to the river, while a peaceful seating area overlooking the water has become one of our favourite places to unwind.The village has a wonderfully friendly and vibrant community, offering the best of rural living without feeling isolated. We have enjoyed the tranquillity of the countryside while appreciating how easily we can reach Exeter for shopping, restaurants, theatres, riverside walks and rail connections from St David’s station.This home has given us so many happy years, but now that we are empty nesters and wish to be closer to our ageing parents, the time feels right for a new chapter. We hope the next owners will enjoy this very special home as much as we have.“ These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - A rare and remarkable North Devon coastal residence with outstanding potential Offers in excess of £1,495,000 for Main House, Cottage, Shippon Barn with Planning & Gardens, as well as the Home Office building. The property comes with a Dutch-style barn with full planning permission for a striking two-storey, 3-bedroom home enjoying breathtaking sea and countryside views. The property includes a gently sloping paddock, additional storage barns (with further potential STP) Or Available as a Whole – £2,000,000 for Entire Holding Including Additional Consent, Outbuildings & 5.59 Acres Nestled in a private, tucked-away position on North Devon’s breathtaking coastline, this fabulous and beautifully presented residence offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity. Rich in character and charm, the original property is mentioned in the Domesday Book and is believed to date back over 400 years to 1622, blending heritage with versatility, space, and income potential. However, the building is not listed. THE MAIN HOUSE A spacious yet cosy five-bedroom home that fuses modern comfort with period charm, perfect for family living, multigenerational use, or income generation. • Enter through an impressive stone arched porch into a home full of warmth and history. • At its heart, a large kitchen/family room with fitted units and space for informal dining. • A rear lobby with flagstone flooring leads to a utility room and ground floor wet room. • A formal dining room boasts a stone fireplace, oak flooring, and a turret-style staircase. • The lounge, perfect for cosy nights in, features a wood burner on a slate hearth. • Upstairs, four generous bedrooms (master with sea views and built-in wardrobes) and a family bathroom. • Furthermore, an area of the house, adaptable as an interconnecting annexe if required, includes a utility room/kitchenette, bathroom, snug and cosy lounge with vaulted ceiling and Juliet balcony, and its own staircase – ideal for a relative, teen retreat, or extra rental income. THE COTTAGE – SELF-CONTAINED HOLIDAY LET A charming one-bedroom cottage, beautifully converted from a former farm building, currently generating excellent holiday letting income. • Private, enclosed garden – perfect for guests or family. • Vaulted ceilings, A-frame beams, and a cosy lounge with wood burner. • Modern kitchen/diner, spacious double bedroom, and a stylish bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. • Ideal for extended family, dual occupancy, or continued letting. THE SHIPPON BARN – WITH PLANNING PERMISSION A characterful stone barn (still with animal pens in place), plus adjoining garage, with full planning permission to convert into a 2-bedroom, single-storey cottage. • Would suit family use, rental income, or guest accommodation. • Excellent scope with plenty of parking. DUTCH BARN WITH FULL PLANNING PERMISSION Dutch Barn with Full Planning Permission • Convert into a two-storey, 3-bedroom residence with sea views. • Adjoining storage barns – ideal for mowers, workshop, or further development (STP). Lower Paddock Area (Approx. 1 Acre) • Enclosed, gently sloping paddock with direct access to footpaths and a haven for wildlife. • Perfect for further use, grazing or leisure. Hardcore Track Access • Vehicle access wraps around the northern side of the property for excellent movement and future use potential. THE HOME OFFICE BUILDING Separate building with broadband and electrics, ideal for remote work or a home-based business. SITES & SETTING • Approached via a long sweeping shared driveway for added privacy. • Beautifully landscaped gardens, including a walled rear courtyard, colourful seaward garden with large lawn, summer house, and patio capturing the stunning countryside and sea views. • Ample off-road parking and a large garage. • Immediate access to local footpaths and the South West Coast Path for magnificent walks and scenery. THE EXTENDED OFFER – AVAILABLE AT £2,000,000 For buyers with a broader vision, a truly rare opportunity to expand the estate and capitalise on its full potential: Large Derelict Stone Barn • Planning consent to convert into a substantial 4-bedroom residence, with perpetual planning status already activated. • Superb views across countryside to the coast. Enclosed Paddock (Approx. 2.9 Acres) • Ideal for horses, livestock, or smallholding. • Accessed via 5-bar gates from main drive, stunning views throughout. LOCATION – THE BEST OF NORTH DEVON • Minutes from Mortehoe, a quintessential coastal village, and the world-renowned Woolacombe Beach, with its golden sands and surfing culture. • Nearby towns include Ilfracombe and Braunton, with the larger centre of Barnstaple offering major amenities including supermarkets, leisure facilities, hospital, theatre, cinema, schools, and rail links to Exeter. • Fast access to the A361 North Devon Link Road and M5 at Junction 27. • Exmoor National Park is within easy reach for dramatic moorland walks and scenic drives. • Excellent leisure opportunities including Saunton Golf Club, surfing, cycling, horse riding, and more. DON’T MISS THIS ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY Whether you're seeking a generational family home, income-producing lifestyle business, or the chance to develop and create a bespoke North Devon estate, this property offers it all – and more.Call us now to register your interest and be among the first to view.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Presented by James Cooper - Part of By Design’s network, with more than 25 years’ experience in the South Devon premium property market. Set within the very heart of Dartmoor National Park, Brimptsmead Estate occupies an elevated, south facing position at the meeting of the East and West Dart Rivers. Extending to approximately 9 acres and enjoying complete seclusion with no public rights of way crossing the land, this is one of the rarest forms of ownership on Dartmoor: privately held freehold land with direct moor access and private river frontage. The estate comprises an extensively restored Arts and Crafts main house, two substantial cottages, a granite built party barn, extensive garaging and private fishing rights along the East Dart River. The property is not listed. Originally commissioned as a private hunting lodge in 1906, Brimptsmead today stands as a carefully restored country residence offering privacy, permanence and exceptional craftsmanship within one of the most protected landscapes in the United Kingdom. Seller’s Story Owning freehold property like this in the heart of Dartmoor is rare. When we acquired Brimptsmead in 1993, we understood that we were becoming custodians of something special. Over the following decade, we undertook a comprehensive and meticulous restoration. Every decision was made with longevity and authenticity in mind. Leaded windows were handcrafted one at a time by Lamplight of Ashburton. Original oak and satinwood panelling was carefully restored. Cast iron radiators were installed throughout, complemented by discreet underfloor heating. Nine working fireplaces were retained, including one within the principal bathroom. When a mature tree had to be removed, a mobile sawmill was brought in so the timber could be cut to the precise imperial dimensions required for the house. Materials were reused wherever possible. Craftsmanship was prioritised over convenience. For over thirty years, Brimptsmead has been a private family sanctuary. A place for gathering, reflection and connection to the landscape. The House Interiors Brimptsmead is a striking example of Arts and Crafts architecture, constructed from pink granite with Dartmoor stone mullions and lintels, and defined by its distinctive turret. The reception hall, which also serves as a library, establishes the scale and tone of the house. Oak panelling, polished granite floors and an imposing fireplace create a sense of structure and symmetry that continues throughout. The drawing room enjoys uninterrupted views across open moorland through a wide five pane window. Sprung timber floors and panelled walls give warmth and proportion. The dining room sits adjacent, equally well suited to formal entertaining or family life. The Turret Room provides a unique vantage point, with three deep set mullioned windows and built in seating. A connecting room, (also accessible from the hall) offers a more private space, ideal as a snug, office or media room. To the rear, what was formerly the ballroom has been transformed into a substantial sitting room with a wood burning stove set within an arched bay. The scale allows it to function equally well for entertaining or relaxed daily use. The kitchen blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary practicality. Handmade in oak and centred around a five oven AGA, it features a carved granite pillar forming part of the central island. The adjoining breakfast area, enclosed by exposed granite and topped with a glass lantern, brings natural light into the heart of the home. A utility room sits discreetly nearby. Upstairs, the principal suite enjoys open views across the moor and an en suite bathroom finished to a high specification. Three further bedrooms have en suites. Two additional bedrooms, including the curved turret bedroom, share a family bathroom. A further bedroom and bathroom on the second floor provide flexible guest or staff accommodation. Throughout the house, materials and proportion have been treated with consistency and care. The result is a home that balances period integrity with modern comfort. The Cottage Interiors Bentley and Herb Cottages are positioned discreetly away from the main house, offering self contained accommodation suitable for guests, extended family or staff. Bentley Cottage includes a Neptune kitchen and dining room, living room with conservatory, three bedrooms, one en suite, a family shower room and a large balcony overlooking the grounds and moorland. Herb Cottage offers an open plan kitchen and dining room, two reception rooms and three bedrooms, two of which are en suite. Both cottages reflect the same standard of finish as the main residence. The Outside Brimptsmead enjoys a private, south facing position approached via a long tree lined driveway. The immediate outlook is across open moorland. The grounds include established lawns, ancient woodland, meadow and a gently sloping grass field with direct access onto neighbouring Duchy farmland. Footpaths lead down through woodland to the River, where the estate benefits from private frontage and fishing rights for two rods. The riverbank offers seclusion and direct engagement with the surrounding landscape. Behind the cottages, a stone built structure set into the hillside provides garaging for six vehicles with a substantial party barn above. French doors open onto an eleven metre balcony with far reaching views. A separate double garage, garden stores, dog kennel and pump house complete the estate buildings. There are no public rights of way across any part of the land. Location Brimptsmead Estate sits within Dartmoor National Park, close to Ashburton and Tavistock and within reach of Exeter and Plymouth. The area is known for a favourable microclimate, often enjoying milder winters and warmer summers than other parts of the moor. Mount Kelly in Tavistock, Stover School near Newton Abbot, Exeter School and The Maynard School provide strong independent education options. Dining at Gidleigh Park, golf at Bovey Castle and the extensive riding and walking routes of Dartmoor are all within easy reach. Boutique shopping is available in Ashburton and Tavistock, while Exeter and Plymouth provide broader retail and cultural facilities. Brimptsmead offers privacy, landscape and accessibility in equal measure. Useful Information Tenure: Freehold Listing: Not listed Rights of Way: There are no public rights of way across any part of the estate. Fishing: Two rod licence retained with the property Local Authority: West Devon Borough Council and Dartmoor National Park Services: Mains electricity, private water and drainage, oil fired central heating EPC: Main House E (53). Bentley Cottage E (51). Herb Cottage E (48) Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Nestled in the tranquil countryside of West Devon, this exquisite barn conversion is approximately 2.2 miles north of Milton Damerel and 3.5 miles east of Sutcombe. Convenient access to the A388 is less than 1.5 miles away, and the bustling market town of Holsworthy, offering a range of amenities including a Waitrose supermarket as well as primary and secondary schools, is just 7 miles away. Great Torrington and Bideford, providing further urban facilities, are about 30 minutes away, and the North Devon Link Road with excellent connection to the M5 is accessible from the large town of Barnstaple in North Devon. This brand-new single-storey barn conversion, originally an agricultural building, offers a remarkable total of 1,779 sq ft of accommodation. Tucked away at the end of a long driveway, the property offers magnificent west-facing views across the surrounding countryside, with impressive sunsets year-round. The high-spec finish by the current owners leaves room for further customization and development, subject to the necessary permissions. The property is sold with the remainder of a structural engineer’s guarantee. Entering through the main door, you enter an incredible, bright kitchen/lounge/diner space. This impressive area features vaulted ceilings, engineered oak flooring, two large gable windows, six Velux windows, two sets of sliding doors leading to the patio and garden, and a bespoke kitchen with a large central island, integrated Neff appliances, quartz worktops and a Quooker tap. The hallway provides access to four double bedrooms, two of which include built-in wardrobes and en-suite showers. The principal bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and a large en-suite shower room that also serves as a Jack and Jill bathroom for the fourth bedroom. Additionally, there is a porch/rear office, ideal for coats and boots, with a door opening to the garden. A mezzanine level, added by the current owners, offers the potential for further customization in addition to the large loft, currently used for storage. The loft could serve as a secondary sitting room or office with a glass balustrade overlooking the stunning kitchen/lounge/dining area, while the loft provides potential for an extra bedroom/gym/cinema room with breathtaking views. The staircase to this level could be integrated into the ground-floor porch/office. Access to the property is via a long drive to ample parking spaces suitable for several vehicles. The gardens are a blank canvas, surrounded by farmland and offering superb rural views. There is a small paddock, ideal for horses, sheep or goats, contributing to the total site area of approximately 2.9 acres. Title: Freehold Tax Band – Torridge Council. Services – Mains water and electricity. Private drainage.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Springfield is a detached residence with four or five bedrooms and four bathrooms, occupying a large half-acre plot in a highly sought-after location surrounded by open countryside. The property offers well-proportioned accommodation throughout, complemented by landscaped gardens, extensive parking, a garage and a useful utility room. A substantial detached annexe provides additional flexible living space, further enhancing this attractive, family-friendly home set in a desirable setting. A wide entrance hall welcomes you to the property, where there is a ground-floor cloakroom and a vestibule with a contemporary basin, a WC and a chrome towel rail. The living room is an impressive 20-foot space with a bay window, a fireplace with wood-burning stove and PVC double doors opening onto a large conservatory. The conservatory is heated, lit and powered, and enjoys a pleasant view over the garden. The kitchen/dining area is a generous 20-foot room equipped with a wide range of units, a Rangemaster stove with extractor, integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer, and ample space for entertaining. The kitchen leads to a large utility room with a Belfast sink, a range of integrated units, plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer, as well as internal access to the garage and a door leading to the study. The study provides a calm, convenient workspace, while an additional versatile room off the dining room can serve as a games room or fourth bedroom. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms. The first bedroom features built-in wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with contemporary fittings, while the second bedroom also has an ensuite shower room. The third bedroom is a well-proportioned double with built-in wardrobes. The family bathroom is equipped with a modern suite, tiled flooring, a thermostatic shower and a chrome towel rail. The property also benefits from a detached ancillary building currently configured as additional accommodation. This includes a good-sized sitting room with a kitchenette, integrated fridge and a door leading to a large double bedroom with dressing area and a fully equipped bathroom. Ideal for guests or an older relative. To the front, a large tarmac driveway provides parking for several vehicles and access to an integral garage with an electric door, lighting and electrics. The rear garden is a notable feature, being level, private and south-facing. It has been attractively landscaped and includes a large paved terrace, extensive lawns with embedded hedges, shrubs and trees, a small orchard and an aluminium greenhouse. There are two large ponds for wildlife and a wide variety of established plants, trees and shrubs, plus a five-bar gate giving access to the road.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Presented by James Cooper - Part of By Design's network, with over 25 years of experience in the high-end southern Devon property market. Introduction Situated behind electric gates in an exclusive cul-de-sac in Highweek, 4 The Crescent is a striking contemporary, detached home that blends modern design, practical space and a peaceful yet well-connected setting. Spanning three floors, with an additional terrace above, the home offers bright, well-balanced accommodation of around 1,900 sq ft, plus a garage, private parking and a fully enclosed rear garden. Built in 2011, it features a clean architectural style, excellent natural light and an EPC rating of C, making it an attractive and efficient home for a wide range of buyers. Whether you’re seeking a main family home, an easy-to-manage everyday base, or a smart lock-up-and-go base in south Devon, this house can work in multiple ways. The roof terrace is a real highlight, adding an extra dimension to the living space and giving the property a feature that is unusual and highly usable. The Interior The home has been carefully designed to maximise its elevated setting, with wide, shallow stairs, generous proportions and large windows that bring in light throughout the day. The entrance level is both practical and versatile. In addition to the welcoming hallway, there is an office or fourth useful bedroom, a shower room with wc, storage, and internal access to the garage, making this floor ideal for guests, home working or everyday comfort. The principal accommodation is on the ground floor and flows beautifully. At the rear, the kitchen-dining room is a charming family space with views over the garden, modern fittings, integrated appliances and room for a good-sized dining table. Bi-fold doors open directly onto the terrace, while the adjacent laundry room provides additional storage and external access. At the front, the sitting room is a superb, light-filled space with floor-to-ceiling windows and enhanced by a balcony overlooking the trees and communal gardens. It is bright, calm and airy, giving the home a real sense of space. There is also a cloakroom on this level. Upstairs, three double bedrooms and the family bathroom are on the second floor. The master bedroom benefits from a pretty front aspect and is particularly well appointed, with a dressing area and an elegant en-suite shower room. The two further rear-facing bedrooms enjoy attractive views. The stairs then lead to the roof terrace, which is one of the home’s standout features. It is a wonderfully usable space with distant views of the surroundings and towards Dartmoor, with plenty of space to sit outside, dine and entertain. The Exterior At the front, there is parking in the drive and internal access to the integrated garage. The development itself is well landscaped, with mature communal grounds that create a peaceful, established feel from the moment you arrive through the gates. At the rear, the garden has been designed for easy maintenance and offers a flat, enclosed outdoor space with a paved terrace, lawn and planted borders. An original stone wall provides an attractive backdrop and adds character to what is otherwise a fresh, contemporary house. The balcony and roof terrace add something rather unusual here. Together, they provide several outdoor seating areas at different times of the day, whether for a quiet morning coffee or a sunset drink. Location Highweek is one of Newton Abbot’s most sought-after areas, tucked at the north-west edge of town and benefitting from a slightly elevated position that gives it a calmer, more established feel than many other parts of the area. It is a particularly well-placed location as it offers a sense of separation from the town while keeping everyday conveniences close at hand. Newton Abbot itself offers a wide range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, schools and leisure facilities, as well as a mainline station with direct services to London Paddington in about two and a half hours, the fastest journeys from Newton Abbot taking around 2 hours 30 minutes. For those wishing to travel further afield, the A38 is easily accessible and provides direct access to Exeter, Plymouth and beyond to the M5. Exeter is approximately 18 miles away, making it ideal for commutes as well as everyday family life. Equally appealing is the lifestyle aspect of the area. Dartmoor is only a short drive away for walking, riding and moorland scenery, while Teignmouth, Shaldon and Torbay beaches and seaside towns are also easily accessible, giving this part of south Devon a wide appeal. Daracombe Park itself appears discreetly tucked away once you pass through the electric gates, with charming communal spaces and a distinctive mix of period and contemporary houses that give the development genuine character. Important Information Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Council Tax: Band F (£3,921.36 for 2026/27) - Note there is a 100% surcharge for second homes Heating: Gas-fired central heating with underfloor heating throughout Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage Service Charge: There is an annual charge of approximately £700 per year payable to FirstPort, covering items such as the electric gate, driveway, trees in the communal areas, etc. Broadband: Ultrafast available as per Ofcom Mobile Coverage: Good outside and variable inside per Ofcom mobile coverage checker (Vodafone 83%, EE 79%, Three 75%, O2 56%) Long-term flood risk: Very low per the Environment Agency’s long-term flood risk checker Anti-money laundering: By Design is HMRC-regulated for AML compliance. All buyers will need to complete digital identity checks at £25 VAT included per person. Funds and provenance checks will also be required once an offer is received. 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Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - INTRODUCTION: An elegant and spacious residence that is part of a large Victorian manor. Formerly a girls’ boarding school until the late 1960s, the property was deliberately converted into individual houses in the 1990s, each with its own character and design. Located on a private road — owned and maintained by a resident committee — the property is surrounded by beautiful park-like landscaped gardens, offering privacy and charm. Inside, the house features generously proportioned rooms with typical Victorian features: high ceilings, large windows flooding the rooms with natural light, and an overall sense of grandeur. Tastefully decorated to a high standard by the current owners and energy-efficient, the property combines period elegance with modern comfort. Among the further advantages are private front and rear gardens, substantial parking at the front and rear of the property, and access to extensive communal grounds and a residents’ tennis court. The property offers direct access to the nearby Finlake Resort & Spa, with superb facilities including an indoor and outdoor pool, a gym, a Sirona luxury spa, as well as 130 acres of beautifully maintained gardens, forest walks and fishing lakes. ENTRANCE: The property's front door is covered by a timeless veranda spanning the full width of the façade. A perfect spot for morning coffee. On entering the grand entrance hall, a room in its own right, with a welcoming fireplace, one is immediately struck by the sense of space and grandeur that only a property of such heritage can offer. High ceilings, original proportions, and a fluid flow between rooms set the tone for a home that is both impressive and welcoming. At the heart of the house is a beautifully appointed kitchen/dining room, designed for both family life and entertaining. Modern, fully integrated appliances are complemented by striking ceiling lighting, solid oak worktops and a Tintagel stone floor, with a door opening directly onto the rear terrace — ideal for outdoor dining. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs, making it the natural gathering place of the home. The interior hallway is adorned with a grand sweeping staircase and provides access to a cloakroom and a well-equipped laundry room with laundry facilities. The sitting room is a showpiece room: a vast space with a large period fireplace as a focal point, flanked by two sash windows with charming window seats. Tastefully decorated and bathed in natural light, it is equally suited to cosy indoor evenings or sophisticated entertaining. Upstairs, the ground floor offers two exceptionally large double bedrooms — generous in size and character with original refurbished wooden floors — as well as a luxury bathroom with a roll-top bath and a separate Mira shower as well as marble tiling. A door from this level leads to a charming bridge crossing the garden, adding to the property’s character. The second floor offers two spacious additional double bedrooms with countryside views and another bathroom, complemented by excellent built-in wardrobes and eaves storage, ensuring practicality and elegance throughout. A rare architectural feature crowns the property: the fully functional bell-tower turret enhances the historic charm and visual appeal of the house. SELLER’S NOTE: “We were immediately drawn to this house for its peaceful setting. We wanted to be near Chudleigh — a town so charming, with family and friends there — but we also dreamed of a calm, rural, exclusive place. From our arrival, we knew we had found the perfect balance. One of the things we love is being able to go to Finlake to use the pools and gym. There are countless walks and cycle routes right from the door, which we enjoyed doing with our son, and the on-site bar and restaurant are always very welcoming — it’s like being on holiday every weekend! At home, we enjoy the sun throughout the day — coffee on the veranda in the morning, then relaxing at the rear in the evening as the sun sets. Wherever you sit, it’s quiet and private, and it truly feels like a sanctuary. I work in teams, and there have been many mornings I’ve had a peaceful nap on the veranda — there’s nowhere else like it to unwind. We also loved the idea of living in a place with a real sense of community. The other residents are very friendly, and it’s incredibly safe. There is a real neighborhood spirit here, yet the house itself feels totally private. The location could not be better — easy access to the A38 makes for easy commutes, yet you always feel miles away from the everyday hustle. What really captivated us about the house itself were the rooms — we had never seen proportions this substantial! Each room is spacious yet warm, with high ceilings and large sash windows that illuminate the house. It’s a wonderful space for working from home, and we have always loved the mix of Victorian character and modern comfort. We spent a lot of time and care landscaping the gardens and modernising the interior, adding quality touches such as solid wood flooring on the ground floor and new windows. Parking was also a major advantage — we can accommodate up to six cars, which is ideal when family and friends visit. We will miss our neighbours and the sense of community here, and we know we won’t find another home with rooms like these. But it’s time for the next chapter — and we know the next occupants will fall in love just as we did.” EXTERIOR: In front of the property, a charming veranda with terracotta-tiled floor and timber pillars extends onto a terrace, providing a serene, private space to enjoy the southeast aspect — perfect for morning sun. Steps lead down to a level lawn bordered by mature shrubs and a variety of trees, including a magnolia, bay, eucalyptus and a fig tree, creating a calm, retreat-like atmosphere. Beyond lies parking for three vehicles. At the rear, an west-facing terrace captures the evening sun, ideal for al fresco dining and relaxed summer evenings, with a variety of elegant plants including an oak-leaved hydrangea, a camellia and an eranus. Designed for low maintenance, the terraced garden bursts with seasonal colour and texture, including alpine shrubs and evergreen euonymus, leading to an upper terrace — a peaceful viewpoint with plenty of space for outdoor furniture — easily accessible from the property, on the other side of the yellow balau wooden footbridge from the ground-floor landing, culminating at the two single garages and an additional parking area. Residents also benefit from 4 acres of private communal grounds, including woodland walks and a tennis court. A truly exceptional home, offering the grace of a bygone era with the comfort and convenience of modern living — nestled in a peaceful, character-rich setting. USEFUL INFORMATION: Ownership: Freehold Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Council Tax: E EPC Rating: C Not registered Public utilities: mains gas, electricity, water and private drainage Service charges: £70 per month – maintenance of communal grounds and the private drainage system – substantial reduction in water bills. The terms of sale apply - please enquire for further information. A member of this agency is a connected person, as defined by Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979, in relation to the vendor of this property. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - A unique opportunity to build the home of your dreams in north Devon Located in a secure, gated complex just minutes from Bideford and the coast, this is a rare chance to create a stunning bespoke home with Danwood, international specialists in bespoke manufacturing. Each serviced plot includes driveways, drainage and utilities, and features a contemporary 4-bedroom house designed by an architect, ready to move in. Buyers can personalise interior layouts, finishes and fittings, with potential for additional enhancements and changes (subject to planning and building regulations). Why choose this bespoke build route? High end at a lower price – from £650,000 • Serviced plot with foundations: £200,000 • Turnkey Danwood build: £450,000 (indicative) • Fully finished, customisable home on a total of £650,000 • This offers exceptional value compared with traditional new-build specs — typically £700,000+. A bespoke design, your way • Internal layouts can be reconfigured to suit your lifestyle • Wide choice of kitchen, bathroom, flooring and finish concepts • Optional upgrades and smart home integration available • Build what you want — not what someone else chose Fast, efficient and stress-free • Factory-built timber frame home, delivered within weeks • Guaranteed build times with minimal delays • Energy-efficient version with thermal recuperation and triple glazing standard • 20-year structural warranty from Danwood Simplified finance • In partnership with BuildStore, the UK specialists in bespoke financing • Self-build mortgage options available — unlike typical self-build funding • No need to sell your existing home before you build (subject to status) • Full guidance from BuildStore advisers from start to finish Delivery team fully aligned The developer Vanmark Group, Danwood Homes builder and BuildStore financial partner work in synergy to provide a seamless experience — you benefit from a united team throughout the journey. Development features • Gated access with rural views and privacy • Landscaped communal space with riverside amenity area • Easy access to Bideford, Appledore, Westward Ho! and Instow • Just 5 minutes to town, coast, river and schools A smarter way to own This is your chance to secure a higher quality, more energy-efficient home tailored to your needs — at a price well below traditional new builds. Quick, secure and designed by you, it’s a genuinely modern off-plan alternative. Find out more today Visit the plots, review the house design, discuss financing options and start your personalised journey. See examples of houses and buyer assistance services available. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Sunset Heights is an impressive detached house offering an excellent combination of generous accommodation, flexibility and superb coastal views. Tucked high on Bay View Road, the property provides panoramic views of Westward Ho! and the sea, creating a wonderful sense of space and a striking backdrop to the accommodation. The property is currently arranged as two separate three-bedroom cottages, each providing spacious, self-contained living accommodation. This versatile configuration broadens the range of possibilities and will particularly appeal to buyers seeking multigenerational living, housing for an extended family, an investment opportunity or the potential to create a large six-bedroom family home, subject to the necessary consents. Inside, the two cottages are well proportioned and thoughtfully laid out. Each benefits from its own private living space, including a comfortable sitting room and a separate kitchen, as well as three bedrooms. The current layout allows each part to function autonomously while forming part of a substantial single dwelling. The generous proportions give the home real versatility. For buyers wishing to keep the current arrangement, the accommodation offers the option for two households to live independently under one roof, making it particularly suitable for families with older relatives, grown-up children or regular guests. Alternatively, the property may appeal to those seeking a rental or additional holiday accommodation alongside their own residence. For buyers seeking a more traditional family home, Sunset Heights also offers exciting potential to be reconfigured into an impressive six-bedroom residence. The scale of the property provides ample space to create a large home with several lounges, generous bedrooms and flexible areas that can be adapted for home working, recreation or guest accommodation. A particular standout feature of Sunset Heights is its elevated position. The property enjoys stunning panoramic views toward Westward Ho!, the view greatly enhancing the property's appeal and helping to create a wonderful coastal atmosphere. Views can be enjoyed from various parts of the property and are complemented by generous outdoor space. Outside At the rear of the property is a large enclosed garden offering excellent space for families, entertaining and outdoor relaxation. The garden provides ample room for children to play, for keen gardeners to create planted spaces or simply to enjoy the surroundings during the warmer months. A raised wooden deck forms a particularly attractive element of the outdoor space. Providing enough space for an outdoor dining table, chairs and extra seating, it creates a perfect area for al fresco dining, summer entertaining or family and friends relaxation. Its elevated position takes full advantage of the property's outlook and provides a natural extension of the indoor space. The enclosed nature of the garden enhances practicality, especially for families with children or pets, while its size allows buyers to tailor the space to their needs. In front of Sunset Heights is a wide off-road private parking area, providing convenient parking for multiple vehicles. This is a particularly useful feature for a property of this size and further enhances its suitability for large families or multigenerational living. Additionally, the former detached garage is currently used as a laundry room, but offers excellent potential for a home office, or could be reinstated as a garage. A home offering exceptional flexibility One of Sunset Heights’ greatest assets is the breadth of possibilities it offers. The current two-three-bedroom cottage split makes the property immediately suitable for dual occupancy, while investors can appreciate the potential offered by two separate living spaces. Likewise, those seeking a substantial coastal family home have the opportunity to unite the accommodation and create an impressive six-bedroom residence of substantial proportions. The combination of generous interior space, two independent living areas, extended parking, a large enclosed garden and panoramic sea views makes Sunset Heights a particularly distinctive and adaptable property. Whether retained in its current configuration, used for multigenerational living or transformed into a substantial family residence, Sunset Heights offers a rare opportunity to acquire a sizeable detached coastal home with elevated views and significant future potential. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Lumburn Farm is a charming Grade II listed country house beautifully located on just over two acres of grounds, offering a wonderful blend of period character, rural lifestyle and practical equestrian appeal. With pretty gardens, pasture, stables, an orchard, ponds, wildlife and a stream running through the estate, it captures perfectly the allure of rural living. Rich in heritage and character, the property provides generous accommodation with high ceilings, sash windows, fireplaces and a wealth of traditional detailing throughout. The setting is equally special, with abundant outdoor spaces, useful outbuildings and natural beauty, creating an idyllic home for those seeking space, privacy and a countryside lifestyle. Accommodation The accommodation is well-proportioned and oozes period charm. The kitchen is dual-aspect, providing plenty of natural light, and features a Rangemaster with a oak mantle above, creating a lovely focal point. Integrated cupboards add character and practicality, while the room has a warm, traditional farm-house atmosphere. The sitting room is a particularly special space, with a wood-burning stove set in an oak mantle, high ceilings and picture rails. The dining room offers another elegant reception area, with an open fire, high ceilings and picture rails, making it an ideal space for family life and entertaining. The porch benefits from a tiled floor, adding further charm and practicality. On the ground floor there is also a dedicated study, ideal for working from home or study use. The utility room provides everyday practicality, with high ceilings, slate floor and useful storage. Upstairs, all four bedrooms are well-proportioned, several enjoying views over the paddocks. Features include decorative fireplaces, integrated wardrobes and cupboards, sash windows and attractive period details, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout. A large family bathroom with a roll-top bath, cascading shower, heated towel rail, generous cupboard space and an open fireplace with a decorative surround. There are also separate w.c.s. External lifestyle The grounds extend to just over two acres and offer a superb opportunity for a country lifestyle. Access to the property is via a five-bar gate into a driveway with parking, and a yard at the rear. Additional parking via a five-bar gate leading to one of the paddocks. A cart shed and a veranda provide additional useful space, as well as several outbuildings including workshop sheds, a greenhouse and stables. With two large secure paddocks and a block of stables with electricity and mains water, the pastures make the property particularly attractive to those with an interest in riding or smallholding, while the gardens, ponds and natural surroundings foster abundant wildlife. A particularly notable feature is the stone dairy building, historically used when the property operated as a farm. Located near the stream, it remains naturally cool and would once have housed the milk churns. There is also a charming orchard with a variety of fruit trees, including plum trees, adding to the charm and productivity of the grounds. With streams, a brook, wildlife and mature plantings, the external space offers a wonderfully peaceful and picturesque rural setting. Services The property benefits from mains water, gas and electricity, with drainage via a septic tank. Heating is provided by a Worcester boiler, as well as wood-burning stoves inside the property. Sash windows have secondary glazing. Starlink is also available on the property, providing a useful option for those requiring reliable connectivity in a rural setting.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Situated in a elevated position in the peaceful outskirts of Weare Giffard, this charming Grade II listed detached residence offers panoramic views over the Devon countryside and presents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly historic, beautiful and charming home. Dating from the 17th century, the property has been carefully maintained and blends period character with comfortable, versatile living. Exposed beams and stained glass, to the impressive inglenook fireplace with wood burner, each room tells a story, while generous living spaces, two adjoining bedrooms beautifully appointed, a study and a traditional country kitchen create a warm and welcoming home. Accessed via a five-bar gate, the private drive provides ample parking and leads to a detached double barn built in oak. Inside, the accommodation flows beautifully, with inviting reception rooms including a cosy dining room, a study and a bright conservatory overlooking the gardens. The kitchen is full of country charm, with a Rangemaster cooker, a pantry, an internal larder and excellent storage, while the principal bedroom suite benefits from exposed beams, a dressing room and a remarkable historic stone fireplace dated 1616. The gardens are a real delight, thoughtfully laid out to take full advantage of the surroundings. Lawns, terraces, fruit trees and ornamentals, an summer house, a greenhouse, a workshop and a picturesque pond with a bridge combine to create a peaceful and private outdoor sanctuary, perfect for entertaining, gardening or simply enjoying the changing seasons. Magnificently presented and ready to move in, this exceptional home offers a rare blend of history, comfort and rural living in one of the most picturesque settings in north Devon. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the character, tranquility and charm on offer.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Nestled along a quiet lane on the edge of the charming hamlet of Barbrook, this lovely detached house enjoys a picturesque setting surrounded by open countryside, while still being within walking distance of local amenities and a short drive to Lynton and Lynmouth. Available with no forward chain. Currently arranged as a large three-bedroom dwelling, the property offers excellent flexibility, with the potential to convert the ground-floor open-plan office into a fourth bedroom if required. Accommodation begins with a practical entrance porch, ideal for coats and boots, leading to a central reception hall currently used as a dining room, with stairs rising to the first floor. To one side, the sitting room is a welcoming space with a fireplace, bifold doors opening to the front garden, and a large rear window flooding the room with natural light. The kitchen/breakfast room is beautifully appointed with bespoke units, Corian-style worktops, two standard-size concealed-ovens, an integrated fridge-freezer, a dishwasher, a Quooker tap, and a handy peninsula, creating a bright, sociable heart of the home. With a rear window and bifold doors to the front, it benefits from generous daytime light. A particular standout is the conservatory, a highly versatile space with full-height glazing, light wells, a wood-burning stove and bifold doors opening to the front garden, all offering panoramic valley views. A downstairs cloakroom is accessed from here, ideal for outdoor living, pets, or returning from countryside rambles. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms, a large open-plan office area, and a family bathroom. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite and bifold doors opening to the rear garden. The open-plan office space on the landing offers excellent potential to be closed off and transformed into a fourth double bedroom. Situated on a plot of around 1.5 acres, the grounds are a key feature of the property. The front garden, though gently sloping, has been meticulously landscaped and remains highly usable, with two summer houses adding further appeal. At the rear, the garden rises up the hillside, offering a variety of seating areas, including a greenhouse, a summer house, a fruit and vegetable cage, established shrubs, and woodland beyond. The property additionally benefits from a large single garage, a substantial carport, and off-road parking at the house for six to seven vehicles. There is also an additional outbuilding to the rear of the carport. A wonderful country home offering space, versatility and an idyllic setting, all within easy reach of amenities. There are superb walks directly from the doorstep, either to the coast or to the moors.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Occupying a generous, wraparound plot on one of the most prestigious sea-front locations in Bideford, Willow Barn offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial five-bedroom residence with a self-contained annexe, two garages and uninterrupted panoramic views across the estuary. Marketed without chain, it is a home of immense appeal, perfectly suited to multi-generational living, a holiday rental with income potential, or to those seeking an exceptional coastal lifestyle. Situated in a enviable waterfront position, Willow Barn promises elegant estuary living with bright, spacious accommodation and huge potential for further improvements. The property benefits from a wonderfully light and airy atmosphere throughout, while its elevated position ensures many principal rooms are beautifully oriented to the surrounding landscape. The accommodation begins with an original entrance porch opening onto a welcoming central hallway, from which the principal ground-floor rooms flow. On one side, the kitchen/dining area offers pleasant views of the front garden and the estuary beyond, and is well arranged with a range of built-in storage, generous workspace and ample space for informal dining. At the opposite end of the house, the main living room is a particularly appealing space, naturally extending into the impressive conservatory that wraps around. This sociable and versatile area is ideal for entertaining or simply relaxing while admiring the view, with bi-fold doors opening onto the enclosed front garden and another external door leading to the off-road parking. A hidden nook with integrated storage provides further flexibility, suitable for a home bar, reading nook or study space. The ground floor completes with a family bathroom fitted with a white suite including WC, hand basin and a bath with shower over. The ground floor offers an exciting range of rooms with excellent potential for reconfiguration, if desired. Given the remarkable view, some buyers may wish to consider inverted-level living to maximise the spectacular estuary views. The main reception room on the first floor benefits from dual aspects, with each elevation framing a different yet equally captivating outlook. A separate study at the rear provides an ideal environment for home working. Two further bedrooms located at the front of the property both enjoy the charming estuary view. Along the corridor are several built-in storage cupboards, a cloakroom/WC and side access to the property. To the rear of the first floor, an autonomous annexe offers exceptional versatility. Ideal for a dependent relative, guest accommodation or holiday rental, this space includes its own kitchen, a shower room with white suite, and a generous bedroom measuring approximately 5.60 m x 3.00 m, which could be adapted to create a separate lounge if required. Lower Cleave is widely regarded as one of the most exclusive residential addresses in Bideford. Located on the water’s edge and accessible by a private road, the setting is both peaceful and highly convenient. The adjacent coastal path offers scenic woodland walks toward Northam and Appledore, while Bideford Quay is within walking distance, providing town amenities and charm. EXTERIOR - It is outside that the property truly excels, situated on a generous plot that surrounds the site with a driveway leading to rear parking. The rear garden is spacious, private, and south-facing, enjoying all-day sunlight — perfect for summer barbecues and alfresco dining. From the front of the property you can enjoy panoramic estuary views toward the distant new bridge. Level access is available to the two garages, one of which is integral. NB. An additional riverside parcel includes a charming riverside garden and the riverbank boundary line to low-water mark, including moorings. This is available by separate negotiation with the vendor and would be sold via a distinct transaction. The property benefits from blown loft insulation, is Grade II listed by Historic England, and, thanks to its excellent riverside location, is rated flood risk Level 3 by the Environment Agency, although it has never flooded.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Occupying an enviable position in one of the North Devon’s most sought-after villages, Eblana is a four-bedroom detached home presented to a high standard, offering generous accommodation, mature gardens and panoramic views over the countryside and the estuary. Set in a spacious, private plot, this superb family home combines versatile living spaces with well‑maintained outdoor areas, all within reach of Barnstaple, the North Devon coastline and transport links. On arrival, the house makes an impression with a gated entrance and ample off‑street parking for several vehicles. This provides access to a large single garage with a boarded up door, ideal for secure storage or additional parking. The approach is framed by a well‑kept front garden with raised beds and a variety of mature plants providing year‑round interest. Inside, the property is equally impressive. A spacious welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, with doors leading to the main living areas. A generous living room benefits from an abundance of natural light from the large picture window overlooking the front garden. It is a warm and inviting space – perfect for family downtime or entertaining; from the living room, a door leads to the master bedroom – a spacious double with built‑in wardrobes and an en‑suite bathroom, comprising a four‑piece layout including both a bath and a separate shower. To the right of the hallway is a formal dining room, which could also serve as a second reception room or a home office, ideal for modern family living or those working from home. A chic cloakroom and a contemporary, well‑equipped kitchen complete the ground floor. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed, with stylish units and ample workspace – perfect for everyday living as well as entertaining. The stairs rise from the entrance hall to a wide landing on the first floor, where three further bedrooms lie. Bedroom two is a generous double with a splendid, uninterrupted view of the estuary – a truly peaceful panorama. Bedrooms three and four, both located to the rear of the house, are also comfortable doubles, each with built‑in wardrobes and views of the rear garden. A modern three‑piece family bathroom services the upstairs bedrooms, while the landing also accesses one of the property’s most unique and attractive features: a charming rooftop terrace. With a contemporary glass balustrade and space for a table and chairs, this elevated area offers an idyllic spot to enjoy a morning coffee or evening drinks while admiring the countryside panorama and estuary views. Gardens Access to the property is via a brick‑paved driveway with a columned entrance, leading to a detached garage with power, light and a workbench. The front and side gardens are beautifully planted with specimen trees, flowering shrubs and perennials—designed to provide year‑round interest. Several terraces are strategically placed to follow the sun and fully enjoy the superb panoramas. To the rear you will find a greenhouse, timber shed, an insulated outdoor dining terrace, and mixed fruit and soft fruit beds framed by handsome maples and azaleas. There is also potential for further development (subject to necessary permissions), with scope to extend the main residence or even build an additional dwelling. This exceptional property is being marketed with no onward chain, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a significant and beautifully maintained home in a privileged North Devon location. Whether you are seeking a peaceful rural retreat, a spacious family home or a base close to the coast and estuary, Eblana is a property not to be missed. Further information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - ENTERING THE INTERIOR Luxury, comfort and style are the perfect words to describe Downend, and this is evident as soon as you step through the door. At the heart of the home is the kitchen/dining/family living space, well equipped with a generous, relaxed lounge area and an original 1930s fireplace. The stunning kitchen includes a full Fisher & Paykel appliance suite, expansive quartz worktops, a reachable pantry and exceptional craftsmanship throughout the room, creating a space where everyone will want to gather. Beyond the kitchen, doors open straight onto the rear gardens, while the adjoining utility could easily be converted into a second kitchen to serve bedroom 6, which benefits from an en-suite shower room and garden views. A cosy living space nearby could also serve as a family room, creating a self-contained ground-floor living area, ideal for anyone needing independent space in the home. The living room overlooks the front and rear, with an original open fireplace now set up as a family cinema. From here, doors open onto the spacious games/living room, a superb entertaining space with dedicated areas for pool, a built-in indoor hot tub, or folding doors to the rear terrace to enjoy the breathtaking views. On the ground floor, the master bedroom is a retreat for relaxation and luxury, with a spacious dressing area and an en-suite bathroom with a well-appointed walk-in wardrobe. A private door opens onto the balcony, allowing you to fully enjoy the stunning views. Bedrooms two and three each have their own en-suite facilities, while bedroom four benefits from using the family bathroom, with a separate shower and a house bathroom featuring a striking view. The second floor offers an exceptional self-contained suite, ideal for a teenager or guests, with a generous bedroom, an en-suite, and an additional room currently used as a private sitting room, absolutely perfect. The Downmead Studio A boutique retreat or the perfect annex, where luxury meets lifestyle Nestled in a peaceful, private corner of the park with panoramic views over the adjoining countryside, the Downmead Studio is much more than a boutique-style Airbnb; it is a beautifully designed standalone home in its own right. From arrival, the sense of space and style is evident. A generously proportioned open-plan kitchen, living and dining area forms the heart of the home, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere, enhanced by an air-source heat pump and underfloor heating for year-round comfort. There are two spacious double bedrooms, complemented by two luxurious bathrooms finished to a high standard. A private terrace with a hot tub – the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Every element has been designed for modern living, combining stylish design with practical touches, making The Studio a highly sought-after annex, a luxury retreat or a full-time home you will fall in love with. OUTLOOK Downmead sits well back on its generous circa 0.6 acre plot, perfectly placed to enjoy the superb views of the countryside at the rear, stretching across the Blackdown Hills. The south-facing gardens are at the front of the property, with level lawns edged with established shrubs, trees and hedging, offering total privacy and a wonderful sense of seclusion. A wide driveway leads to the front of the house and a double garage, while adjacent, a path leads to The Studio and another secluded garden space. At the rear of the main house, where the view is optimal, a large terrace with a covered outdoor kitchen provides the perfect space to relax or entertain, with doors opening directly from the house to create a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Hidden discreetly under the bridge is a charming nod to the past, an Anderson air raid shelter from World War II, now providing additional useful storage space. Extra guest parking for the Studio is found at the top of the garden. SELLERS’ NOTES We moved to Downmead nine years ago and have absolutely loved living here. Now that our children are older, we’re ready to start our next adventure and have already begun renovating our new home. When we bought the house, it was a family home in good condition, just a bit basic, so we renovated the entire house from top to bottom. The fireplaces and hallway floor are original to the house’s construction, and there is even an Anderson shelter in the rear gardens under the external bar. The view from the house is amazing all year round and we will miss it terribly, as well as the peace and quiet. The house is one of the largest in the village and we greatly benefit from having some of the best schools statistically within easy reach. The studio is the latest addition built two years ago and is perfect for holidays and accommodation when our family comes to visit and never wants to leave. It’s time for Downmead to be handed on to its next family to create new memories. SERVICES/NOTES Power and water from the mains – mains drainage to Downmead as well as oil-fired heating. The studio has private drainage as well as an air-source heat pump, underfloor heating and solar panels. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - PANORAMIC VIEWS OF SAUNTON SANDS BEACH! Located in one of Saunton’s most sought-after apartment complexes, with direct private access to Saunton Sands and superb beach views. Private south-facing terrace, with an additional terrace. Entrance hall: A spacious hall leading to W.C., a combined kitchen/dining/living area in an open-plan layout, and a staircase to the ground floor to the bedrooms. Open-plan kitchen/dining/living area: On entering this open space there are wooden floors and a view through three folding doors to Saunton Sands’ sandy beach. It offers excellent reception space with a kitchen at the rear and a living area at the front overlooking the sunny terrace. The kitchen comprises a mix of wall and base units with an integrated electric range, an induction hob, a dishwasher, a washer/dryer, and a fridge/freezer. Ground floor Bedroom 1: As the master bedroom, a spacious double bedroom with a generously sized en-suite shower room. A pedestrian door opens onto the lower private terrace with sea views. Bedroom 2: A good-sized double bedroom with ample built-in storage. Also enjoys access to the terrace and sea views. Family bathroom: A white three-piece suite with a bath and shower, finished to a neutral and high standard. Features: An intelligently managed electric underfloor heating system with thermostatic control and ultra-fast broadband. Outside, there is a mature and well-maintained landscaped garden, a secure Videx entry intercom system at the building entrance, and a video entry system at the main entrance. One parking space is allocated for a vehicle plus visitor parking. There is also a communal storage area, a shower, a bike store, and a private space for surfboards, bikes, beach toys, etc. Leasehold and Freehold Details: The apartment is held on a 125-year lease from June 2009, with residents also owning freehold in 16 shares (one for each flat). Location and Facilities: Oceanpoint enjoys breathtaking views of the dramatic north Devon coastline and is close to the famous South West Coastal Path. Nearby are Croyde and Woolacombe with world-class surfing beaches, the Saunton Sands Golf Club offering 36 championship links holes, and the Tarka Trail with walking and cycling paths through Devon countryside. Location: The property is located in Saunton, between Croyde and Braunton. In Saunton itself there is the beautiful surf beach, popular with surfers and kite surfers, which has featured in films and music videos, and the beach leads to the dunes that are part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and all the way to Crow Point. The pretty St Anne’s Church, Grade II listed, is nearby with many walks to enjoy, and on the other side of the road is Saunton Golf Club with its famous East and West championship courses – the finest links golf – a true test for even the most seasoned golfer. The village of Croyde is only a few miles away and has been a popular destination for generations, not only for surfers and families, but also for walkers who come to enjoy the National Trust lands and the South West Coast Path walks towards Baggy Point, Saunton Down, etc. Croyde is a picturesque village with a mix of traditional thatched cottages and pubs blended with modern houses, making it suitable for all ages and backgrounds. Amenities include a modern village shop, a post office, hairdressers, surf shops, pubs and restaurants, a recently refurbished and modernized children's playground, a community hall, and of course the impressive views and Croyde Bay surf beach. A primary school in the nearby village of Georgeham is popular with families, and Braunton Academy is about 5 miles away for secondary education. Braunton offers a wider range of amenities, including supermarkets, local and national shops, doctors, dentists, schools, etc.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Mineswood occupies a commanding, elevated position overlooking the picturesque hamlet of Heasley Mill. This striking, elegant detached residence sits on a generous south-facing plot, beautifully landscaped with mature plants and shrubs. A wide driveway with fencing leads to the property, which offers exceptional views over the valley. The main house provides four or five spacious double bedrooms, complemented by a detached annexe adjoining it. A truly exceptional home, Mineswood presents a rare market opportunity. Entering through a stylish open-front porch with twin columns, you are welcomed into a wide central hallway. A staircase rises to the first floor, while to the rear of the hall is a practical understairs cloakroom on the ground floor, with WC and wash basin. To the left of the hall lies the heart of the home – an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. This beautifully designed space features a central island, a triple Aga, a well-equipped kitchen with matching wall and base units, a walk-in larder and a warm Jet Master fire. Two front-facing windows bathe the room in natural light and offer panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Perfect for everyday living and entertaining, it is a truly welcoming and sociable space. Adjacent to the kitchen is a large utility room providing excellent storage, as well as space and plumbing for appliances. From there, there is direct access to the rear garden and a well-placed log store. A study or home office is also accessible from the utility room, offering flexible use as a fourth bedroom or additional living space. Behind the main hallway lies a spacious, bright living room. With a stylish finish and capable of accommodating large furniture, it centers around an attractive fireplace. This room opens onto a large conservatory, thoughtfully added by the current owners, providing year-round enjoyment of the gardens and the picturesque landscape beyond. French doors lead from the conservatory to the front of the property. Upstairs, the main house offers four double bedrooms. At the top of the stairs is a large double built-in wardrobe. The master bedroom is spacious and features built-in wardrobes and a large en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower, WC, wash basin and integrated storage. This room offers exceptional views over the valley. Bedrooms two and three are well-proportioned doubles, with bedroom three benefiting from mirror-fronted built-in wardrobes. The fourth bedroom, another generous double, offers flexible accommodation – it can be used as part of the main house or attached to the adjoining detached annexe via an internal connecting door. The annexe has its own private entrance at the side of the property. Inside, it comprises a large living room with an electric fire, a separate fully equipped kitchen with matching wall and base units, and space for appliances. A door from the kitchen opens to a private terrace offering uninhibited views over the adjacent fields. The annexe also includes a shower room with WC and wash basin. This excellent addition provides flexible use – ideal for a dependent relative, or as a potential rental or holiday let generating income. Externally, Mineswood continues to impress. A panoramic, bordered driveway curves to the front of the house, flanked by a large level lawned garden. This area is edged with mature shrubs, plants and trees, and features a well-stocked central flower bed surrounded by a stone wall. A charming patio sits on the side, enclosed by a raised wall and draped with wisteria – the perfect spot to enjoy the spectacular views. To the side of the property lies a large workshop/garage with double doors, electric power and lighting – ideal for hobbies or additional storage. Set in a peaceful and private setting within a generous plot, Mineswood offers the perfect blend of tranquility, space and versatility. Located in the quiet mining hamlet of Heasley Mill, this unique home sits on the edge of Exmoor National Park, providing a stunning setting and a genuine sense of rural escape.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - A rare and highly versatile commercial opportunity occupying a prominent and accessible position at Pathfields Business Park, together with the considerable added benefit of a substantial four-bedroom detached residence.Morwenna offers a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established commercial yard with extensive workshop, storage and office accommodation in one of South Molton's principal employment locations. Extending in total to approximately 0.60 acres, the property combines a substantial concrete yard with more than 4,500 sq ft of adaptable commercial buildings, excellent vehicular access and a prominent position on Station Road.For businesses seeking a base in North Devon, the location is a particular strength. Pathfields Business Park sits immediately to the north of South Molton and has developed into the town's principal commercial and employment area, accommodating an increasingly broad mix of industrial, trade, distribution and office occupiers.Station Road forms one of the established routes through the commercial area and provides straightforward access towards the A361 North Devon Link Road, placing Morwenna in an excellent position for businesses requiring regular vehicle movements, deliveries, customer access or connections across the wider region. The site's roadside presence also provides a level of visibility which is increasingly difficult to find alongside a yard of this scale.The A361 is North Devon's principal east-west road connection, providing direct links towards Barnstaple and the wider North Devon area to the west, and towards Tiverton, Junction 27 of the M5 and the national motorway network to the east. Recent major investment in the North Devon Link Road has further improved sections of the route and key junctions, reinforcing South Molton's strategic position for businesses serving both North Devon and markets further afield.Pathfields itself is an established and expanding employment location, with further employment land identified around the business park as part of South Molton's longer-term growth. Combined with significant planned residential expansion around the town, this underlines South Molton's continuing development as an important commercial and service centre for this part of North Devon.Against this backdrop, Morwenna presents an exciting opportunity for an owner-occupier, trade business, contractor, engineering or workshop operation, storage/distribution business or commercial investor, with considerable scope to adapt the existing buildings and yard to suit individual requirements, subject where necessary to planning and other statutory consents.THE COMMERCIAL PREMISESThe commercial element is approached through a wide shared entrance from Station Road, beyond which a secure steel-gated access opens into an extensive concrete yard.The yard provides excellent circulation and external storage space and incorporates a seven-bay materials bunker at its far end. Its configuration lends itself particularly well to businesses requiring secure outside storage, vehicle and machinery parking, loading space or regular commercial vehicle movements.The principal building incorporates a substantial two-storey stone barn, providing highly adaptable workshop and storage accommodation.At ground-floor level is a large open commercial space measuring approximately 51'5" x 20', incorporating staff WC and storage facilities, together with two additional internal bays, each approximately 21'5" x 8', and a lean-to measuring approximately 27'5" x 7'.Stairs rise to an impressive open first-floor area measuring approximately 71'3" x 22'3", providing extensive additional storage or workspace.At the southern end of the building is a separate entrance lobby with stairs leading to an office measuring approximately 16'7" x 10'4", allowing administrative accommodation to be conveniently separated from the principal working areas.Alongside the main building is an open-fronted four-bay shed measuring approximately 48' x 26'6", of timber-frame and concrete-block construction, providing further valuable covered storage.Collectively, the buildings provide in excess of 4,500 sq ft of accommodation, complemented by the extensive concrete yard.The combination of buildings, secure yard, access and location creates an unusually flexible commercial holding with considerable potential for continued use in its present form or adaptation for alternative commercial purposes, subject to the necessary consents.AN ADDITIONAL ADVANTAGE – THE FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSEA particularly valuable feature of the sale is that the commercial premises are accompanied by Morwenna, an attractive and exceptionally well-presented four-bedroom detached house.Rather than being the principal focus of the offering, the residence represents a substantial additional benefit rarely available with a commercial property of this nature. It creates obvious possibilities for an owner wishing to live alongside their business, while equally offering potential for management or staff accommodation, separation from the commercial operation or an additional income-producing asset, subject to any relevant consents.The house has been maintained to an excellent standard and provides generous family accommodation arranged over two floors.A glazed entrance opens into the entrance lobby and onwards to a welcoming hall with engineered oak flooring. The triple-aspect living room features a fireplace with slate hearth and wood-burning stove, together with sliding patio doors opening onto the rear garden.There is a separate dining room, while the spacious kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a comprehensive range of oak-fronted units and integrated appliances. A side hall provides access to a useful snug/study, cloakroom and utility room, with internal access into the integral garage.On the first floor, a galleried landing serves four bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted furniture and a modern en-suite shower room with underfloor heating. Bedroom two is also a generous double with built-in wardrobes, while bedrooms three and four both have fitted storage. The family bathroom is comprehensively appointed with both bath and separate shower.GARDENS, GARAGING & PARKINGThe residential element is complemented by enclosed gardens extending around three sides of the house, incorporating lawns, paved seating areas and established planted borders.There is generous private parking together with a detached double garage, in addition to the garage integral to the house.THE OPPORTUNITYMorwenna stands apart from conventional industrial and commercial property by combining the characteristics businesses often find hardest to secure in one location: a substantial secure yard, extensive and adaptable buildings, office accommodation, prominent access, proximity to a strategic road network and a sizeable detached s position at Pathfields Business Park is central to its appeal. With the surrounding commercial area continuing to develop and South Molton identified for further employment and residential growth, this is an opportunity to secure a substantial freehold holding within one of the town's key business locations.Whether required as a headquarters for an established local company, a base for a growing trade or contracting business, workshop and storage premises, or a commercial property with longer-term redevelopment potential, Morwenna offers considerable flexibility – with the four-bedroom detached home providing an exceptional additional advantage.In total, the property extends to approximately 0.60 acres.Potential purchasers should make their own enquiries regarding planning, business use, rates and any alternative use or redevelopment proposals.RATEABLE VALUE £20,750 UBR As of April 2026, the Uniform Business Rate (UBR) multipliers are 43.2p in the pound for properties with a Rateable Value below £51,000 and 48.0p for properties at £51,000 or above. The Rateable Value has been obtained from the Valuation Office Agency at the time these details were prepared. Prospective occupiers should verify the current Rateable Value and multiplier with the Valuation Office Agency or via the GOV.UK website.The owner/managers house ‘Morwenna’ is current rated separately from the yard being a residential band ‘E’ under NDDC. The vendors advise the current business rate per annum for the yard is £13,750. VATWe understand that our client has not opted to charge VAT. All interested parties should make their own enquiries of HMRC.PLANNINGIt is the responsibility of the proposed buyer to satisfy for themselves independently that their intended use complies with existing planning permission by contacting the local council planning department. The cost of any change of planning use is the buyers responsibility.

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Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Flete House is perched high above the River Erme, which meanders to the sea. A tranquil footpath from its gardens leads to Mothercombe Beach. The welcoming entrance hall is accessible through magnificent antique doors, where you may meet one of the esteemed residents enjoying this communal space. These premises feature a splendid formal dining room where residents are served lunches or occasional dinners. A richly adorned library with a breathtakingly designed architectural and artistic fireplace, a lounge with comfortable sofas and a baby grand piano. And a charming snooker room where residents regularly host competitions. A dedicated staff is always on hand to meet residents’ needs, serving Sunday lunch and afternoon tea, ensuring a pleasant experience for all residents. Flete House is not just a residence; it is a Grade 1 listed exquisite historic home that embodies grandeur and charm. For generations, the Mildmay family proudly owned this notable property. The family continues to be part of their legacy with the neighboring estate of Flete. The impressive entrance to Flete House is a gentle walk through the old estate with its ancient chestnut, beech and oak trees. They lead you through wrought iron gates to the residents’ gravel parking. The red limestone crenellated walls create an unconventional yet striking visual that leaves a lasting impression. The meticulously maintained gardens, spanning 12 acres, offer a magnificent display of seasonal plantings and stately parkland trees, including charming Dutch and Italian gardens, complemented by a tennis court and a croquet lawn. Apartment 2. The entrance door opens onto the main living room, with stunning decor including an impressive oak parquet floor, an Italianate stucco ceiling with a Tudor Rose motif, bordered by striking green and white angel, ribbon and urn motifs. Around the walls are square oak panels with shelves and built-in furniture, some with glazed fronts, others in oak. Beneath the six arched windows and granite-framed, there is a long window seat with a low radiator underneath. There are double-angled windows letting in abundant light. Each window has folding oak shutters, and there is a brass curtain rod above. Dominating the room is a spectacular granite fireplace edged with glazed terracotta mini-squares, embossed with a partial lily and heart motif. At the back of the room, large oak doors reveal a compact, well-equipped kitchenette with pretty pastel-green cupboards adorned with metallic copper-coloured fittings. There is a Bosch electric fan-assisted oven with a hob and a wok, plus a Neff extractor. Integrated wine storage and circular stainless steel sinks paired, one shallow for rinsing and the other standard depth… A wooden door discreetly opens to carpeted green stairs leading to the ground-floor landing. The landing includes a storage room, a second storage area with shelves/cupboards, a door leading to the toilet, and a separate door to the main bathroom. The bathroom features a corner shower, a bathtub with a shower attachment, and a sink. There are white timber-effect desk drawers with a laminate floor and chrome fittings, plus a glass shelf and white-painted wooden shelves. A discreet storage cupboard houses the washing machine. A panelled wooden door descends a few steps to the larger suite/bedroom, half-height oak panelling, with an oak floor and a fully squared oak ceiling. Currently, this bedroom is furnished with a huge four-poster bed, two massive Welsh chests, and a large sofa. Twelve double-angled granite windows overlook the estate and the tennis court. And a separate door leads outside to the main house, near the library. Above the panelling, the room is decorated with a warm-yellow painting. Again, wooden folding shutters in oak adorn the windows with wide oak floor boards and an enormous imposing granite fireplace. The fireplace bears the initials T and H, as well as a family coat of arms engraved on the façade. Inside, there is a full ironwork canopy and terracotta-coloured glazed miniature tiles around the granite hearth. The fires are decorative owing to the age of the building; open fires in the flats are not permitted. This wonderful house has a historic look and is very charming. Through the internal stairs, it may suit someone in good shape. Dogs or cats may be permitted with the kind permission of Audley. The monthly service charge is about £1,670.09. This includes buildings insurance, window cleaning, electricity, water, and oil-fired central heating. It also covers staff salaries, ensuring 24 houses on site are staffed, as well as full-time gardeners. Agent note: We can introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected notaries, mortgage lenders, or valuation services. The choice to use their services is entirely up to you. If you choose to proceed, please note that we will receive a standard referral fee of £120–£200 (VAT included) from the company for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence. There is no obligation to use our recommended providers. In accordance with current AML regulations, all potential buyers must provide valid identity documents before a sale can be agreed and before lawyers can be formally engaged. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £36 (VAT included) applies. We strongly request that this cost is borne by you as part of the purchase process. Further information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Centery Farm offers a truly exceptional opportunity to enjoy the best of Devon’s preserved countryside, with the added benefit of an established and thriving income source. This beautifully renovated Victorian farmstead, complemented by two adjoining elegant cottages and another detached cottage, sits in a private, secluded estate and offers an ideal lifestyle purchase—whether for multi‑generational living, a change of pace, or a ready-to-rent holiday option. Currently run as a highly profitable self-catering retirement centre, all financial details are available on request. Centery Farm is well suited to those looking to broaden their portfolio as well as to create a rewarding home-to-income lifestyle in a peaceful rural setting. The Main House At the heart of the property sits a charming and generously proportioned farmhouse, blending period character with modern convenience. A welcoming entrance hall leads to spacious ground-floor living spaces, including a cosy sitting room with a fireplace and a light-filled 22‑foot dining room opening onto a south-facing terrace—perfect for entertaining. The farm-style kitchen is practical and welcoming, featuring a range cooker, timber units and extensive preparation space. Other rooms include a utility room, a boiler room, an office, a cloakroom and a pantry, ensuring excellent practicality. Upstairs are four well‑appointed bedrooms, two with large en‑suite bathrooms, and a stylish family bathroom. Duckdown Cottage Adjoining the main house while offering total privacy, Duckdown Cottage is a well‑appointed two‑storey dwelling. It comprises a bright sitting room with a fireplace and access to the garden, a fitted kitchen with utility room, and two double bedrooms, both with en‑suite bathrooms—ideal for guests or extended family. The Dairy Cottage Designed for single‑storey living, The Dairy Cottage offers an open‑plan contemporary layout. The spacious kitchen, sitting and dining areas feature bi‑fold doors opening onto a private garden, complemented by a wood‑burning stove. There are three en‑suite bedrooms and a guest cloakroom, making it perfectly suited to holiday let or independent occupancy. The Conversion to Traite This single‑storey conversion provides modern living with an open‑plan vaulted living/kitchen area and bi‑fold doors opening to its own private garden. Two bedrooms are served by a stylish shower room, giving a fresh, contemporary feel. The Jam Pantry Additionally, a two‑bed static caravan offers additional revenue potential as a holiday let, with its own parking and separate facilities. The property extends to approximately 6 acres, reachable via a wide gravel driveway leading to a large forecourt with ample parking and turning space. Each dwelling has its own private garden, while wide paved terraces serve the main house and cottages. The site includes workshops and former stables, as well as a paddock that formerly had planning permission for five touring caravans. Beautiful lawns, mature trees and well-established plantings lead to a woodland and pastures beyond, ensuring privacy and a picturesque setting.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Introduction Aller Farm House is a beautifully presented Georgian house in a wonderfully private location on the edge of Bovey Tracey. With distant valley views, generous proportions and more than five acres of grounds including a paddock and outbuildings, it offers a peaceful rural setting close to town and Dartmoor. For horse owners, it also offers excellent equestrian potential with direct access to superb riding paths. The House Expanded in the early Georgian period from a traditional farm to create a commanding home with a pretty Georgian façade, this non-listed property features classic symmetry, sash windows and a slate roof. Inside, rooms are elegant, bright and spacious, with a layout that makes full use of orientation and natural light. The two main reception rooms are at the front of the house, both with wood-burning stoves and overlooking the gardens and surrounding countryside. The kitchen’s breakfast room has south‑west views, a swept beam and a dual-fuel AGA as well as a range of appliances. Original features remain throughout, including fireplaces, a boot room and a broad staircase rising from the reception hall. Upstairs there are four large double bedrooms. The principal bedroom and guest bedroom both have en-suite facilities, while two additional doubles share the family bathroom with a separate shower. There is also a convenient shower room on the ground floor. A staircase from the ground-floor landing leads to the large loft, which spans the full width of the property and offers an excellent opportunity to create additional bedrooms or a large en-suite suite (subject to planning). Grounds and equestrian potential The property extends to approximately 5.37 acres, accessed via a long private driveway. The grounds include two paddocks, three-sided gardens, and a range of useful outbuildings including a double garage, stores and a stable with two loose boxes and a tack room. For horse purchasers, the setting is a real advantage. The current owners’ daughters would regularly ride directly from the property, along Little Johns Walk (a public road) to Furzleigh Cross, where one can cross the quiet lanes and bridleways around Hennock or continue along forest tracks around the reservoirs. For moorland riding, there is a short stretch of about 100 metres along the A382 before turning left onto Ashwell Lane and entering the moor via Pullabrook and Lustleigh. From there, there are exceptional walks in all directions and endless routes once on open moor. The family were active members of the South Devon Moorland Pony Club, which gives an idea of the property’s ideal position for anyone with horses. Lifestyle This location places you directly on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, with granite tors, heathland, wooded valleys, rivers and miles of walking, cycling and riding trails. Bovey Tracey, nearby, offers independent shops, cafés, a farmers’ market and useful amenities such as GP, dental and veterinary services. The picturesque village of Lustleigh and the vibrant community of Moretonhampstead are also nearby, offering more choice of local shops, pubs, tea rooms and village life. School options are excellent, with the renowned Stover School a few minutes by car, and Exeter’s top independent schools, including Exeter School and The Maynard School. Exeter itself is highly accessible, typically within about a half-hour drive, making it easy to explore the city’s wide range of Princesshay shops, restaurants, cafés, cultural venues, riverside walks and the historic Cathedral Quarter. The city also offers major employment centres, hospitals, health services and the university, making it a convenient base for work and family life. For coastal lovers, Teignmouth and Shaldon beaches are about twenty minutes away. The stunning coves and sandy beaches of the South Hams are about forty-five minutes away, offering an easy escape for day trips. Rail links are strong with quick access to the A38 for Exeter, Plymouth and the M5, while Newton Abbot and Exeter St Davids offer fast direct trains to London Paddington. This is a place that truly offers the best of town, moorland, open countryside and coast all in one. Useful information Guide price: £1,200,000 Viewings: strictly by appointment with By Design Tenure: Freehold Local authority: Teignbridge District Council and Dartmoor National Park Authority Council tax: Band E (£3,235.28 for the tax year) Services: Private water and drainage Heating: Oil-fired heating and AGA Broadband: Up to 17 Mbps available per Ofcom – Starlink recommended if higher speeds are required Mobile: good outdoor coverage and limited indoor; best performing provider is EE per Ofcom Flood risk: Very low risk according to the Government Long-Term Flood Risk Information Service Anti-money-laundering regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC to comply with anti-money-laundering regulations. All buyers will be required to undergo digital identity checks at a cost of £25 VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds verifications will also be required once an offer is received. Further information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Presented by James Cooper - Part of By Design’s network, with 25 years’ experience in the South Devon premium property market. Introduction Tucked away at the end of a private lane in the beautiful Teign Valley, Frank Mills House is a wonderfully peaceful country home set within the Dartmoor National Park. Originally two cottages, the property was later combined to create one substantial and characterful home, now surrounded by its own gardens and grounds with far-reaching views across the valley and countryside beyond. Offering both privacy and accessibility, this is a home that feels delightfully secluded, yet remains well placed for Exeter, Plymouth and the A38. The house is light, welcoming and full of character, with generous accommodation that works beautifully for family life, entertaining and enjoying the lifestyle on offer in this very special part of Devon. The Inside Frank Mills House offers bright and well-proportioned accommodation, with a lovely sense of character that reflects its origins as two cottages that were thoughtfully brought together to form one home. Large windows draw in the natural light and frame views of the surrounding gardens and valley, giving the house a warm and uplifting feel throughout. From the parking area, the main entrance leads through a conservatory, a welcoming and light-filled space with a sunny aspect and direct access into both the sitting room and the kitchen. At the heart of the home is the impressive kitchen breakfast room, a generous everyday living space with room to cook, dine and relax. The room features an AGA, bespoke fitted units, granite worktops and splashbacks, together with a central island that provides additional preparation space and helps define the layout. There is ample space for a large dining table and, at one end, a wood burner creates a cosy seating area for the cooler months. Just off the kitchen is a large utility room and pantry with access outside, providing exactly the kind of practicality that suits country living so well. The sitting room is another wonderfully proportioned reception room, with windows to the front and side elevations and French doors opening into the conservatory. It is a bright and comfortable space with a wood burner and plenty of room for a full range of furniture. There is also a separate dining room, again with a wood burner, which offers excellent flexibility as a formal dining room, second sitting room, library or study. Together with the hall and study area, cloakroom and kitchenette, this part of the house could also work especially well for those seeking annexe-style potential for a dependent relative, guest accommodation or a degree of separation for multi-generational living. Upstairs, the bedrooms are arranged around a central landing. All four are excellent double rooms, each enjoying lovely natural light and views over the surrounding grounds and valley. The principal bedroom has an en suite with bath and separate shower, while the remaining bedrooms are served by two further bathrooms, one with bath and separate shower, and one with shower. The Outside The grounds are a particularly attractive feature of Frank Mills House and provide a wonderful setting for the house. Extending to around 1.75 acres, they have been arranged to create an appealing mix of formal gardens, lawns and outdoor seating areas, all making the most of the peaceful surroundings and lovely valley views. Beyond the formal gardens, the property also includes a lovely orchard, paddock, a stable block which has three good size boxes, the largest of which is currently used as an art studio and is complete with woodburner. There is a yard area and an outdoor all-weather tennis court, giving the home excellent versatility for buyers with equestrian interests or simply those who value outdoor space and lifestyle. There is also ample parking together with a detached garage. Location Frank Mills House enjoys a particularly special position in the Teign Valley, tucked away within the Dartmoor National Park yet still highly convenient for everyday life. The setting offers a wonderful sense of peace and escape, surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside, while the A38 is within easy reach, making travel to Exeter, Plymouth and the wider South West refreshingly straightforward. The nearby villages of Christow and Trusham add to the appeal of the location, while Chudleigh and Bovey Tracey are both within convenient reach for day-to-day needs. A real benefit of living here is the proximity to Canonteign Woods, with access just metres away from the property. It is a wonderful resource to have on the doorstep and has provided beautiful walks over the years, particularly for those with dogs or those who simply enjoy being out in the countryside. This is an area that will particularly appeal to buyers who enjoy the outdoors. The Teign Valley is known for its beautiful scenery, woodland and walking, and Canonteign Falls, one of the area’s best-known attractions, is close by, with waterfalls, lakes, gardens and far-reaching views across the Devon countryside. The valley also has a rich history, with local links to the mining heritage that helped shape this part of Devon in the nineteenth century. For those balancing country living with accessibility, the location works especially well. Exeter is readily accessible for a wider range of shopping, dining, schooling and cultural amenities, while Exeter or Newton Abbot provide mainline rail connections to London Paddington in around 2.5 hours, making the property a realistic option for buyers who may still need to travel for work or regular commitments. Christow also has its own primary school, which will be of interest to families looking for a village setting with practical convenience. Altogether, Frank Mills House offers the kind of location that is increasingly hard to find: properly rural and wonderfully scenic, yet not isolated. It is a setting that gives easy access to Dartmoor, the Teign Valley and the coast, while still allowing Exeter, Newton Abbot and the main road and rail networks to remain comfortably within reach. Useful Information Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council and Dartmoor National Park Authority Council Tax Band: G (£4343.08) Grounds: Approx. 1.75 acres Services: Mains water and electricity Drainage: Private drainage Heating: Oil fired central heating Broadband: High speed internet is available via: Fibrelink, Airfibre or Starlink Mobile Signal: Variable to Good according to OFCOM Mobile checker Flood Risk: Very Low according to Gov long term flood risk checker Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - INTRODUCTION At the end of a long private drive and surrounded by the stunning Dartmoor countryside, Shaptor Farm offers an exceptional opportunity for dual living with a sense of seclusion and exclusivity in a wonderful rural setting. The property comprises an attractive four-bedroom farmhouse and The Linhay, a substantial two-bedroom annexe, providing great flexibility for multigenerational living, family visits, working from home or guest accommodation. Located in Dartmoor National Park with just under three acres, including a paddock, the property combines generous accommodation, useful outbuildings and a peaceful countryside lifestyle, all easily accessible from the village of Hennock, Bovey Tracey, Exeter and the coast. ENTRANCE The main farmhouse is warm and characterful, with a practical layout that suits daily family life and entertaining. The accommodation is arranged so that the principal ground-floor rooms are naturally connected to each other, each with direct access to the garden, creating an easy relationship between the house and its rural surroundings. The kitchen is a generous and functional space, equipped with ample units and centered around a traditional range cooker. A stable-style door opens directly to the outside, making it especially convenient for bringing groceries in, returning from the garden or managing daily country life, and the light floods the room through large windows. From there, the house opens onto the dining room, a welcoming and sociable space at the heart of the home. This room originally served as the farm kitchen, and the exposed brick fireplace remains an attractive original feature, bringing warmth and character even though it is no longer used. There is ample space for a sturdy dining table, while the open connection to the adjacent sitting room creates a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. The sitting room is particularly spacious, with varied seating areas as well as a dedicated workspace or reading nook. A large fireplace with a dual-fuel burner forms a natural focal point, while French doors lead to the conservatory. The conservatory provides a bright reception space, with bi-fold doors opening directly onto the garden and views over the estate. Multiple garden access points reinforce the sense of space and make hosting, entertaining and outdoor family living especially easy. A handy boot room provides a valuable entry for boots, coats and muddy storage, with an adjacent shower and utility room for extra comfort. Upstairs there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom. The family bathroom is accessible from the landing but also has a second door giving direct access to the main bedroom, allowing it to function as an en-suite while remaining accessible to the rest of the home if needed. A fourth bedroom occupies the second floor, creating a more private, versatile space suitable for a older child, guest accommodation, a home office or a peaceful spare room. The character is evident throughout, with imposing walls, exposed stone, and timber-framed doors and windows framing distant views of the countryside. THE LINHAY The Linhay offers substantial, highly versatile ancillary living accommodation with a distinct character and a two-storey layout. It is ideally suited to multi-gen living, independent accommodation for adult children or relatives, regular guests, working from home, or a combination of these uses. The ground floor provides access to a wide central reception hall, where exposed stone, substantial timber beams and traditional boarded doors immediately establish the rustic character of the building. The space is large enough to function as a separate living area, creating a welcoming and practical hub for the accommodation. From there, the ground floor leads to two bedrooms. The principal bedroom is particularly well-proportioned, while the second bedroom could also serve as an office or recreation room if needed. A nearby bathroom makes the layout convenient for residents and guests. Useful built-in cupboards provide valuable storage and help maintain a relaxed interior feel. A wooden staircase rises to the first floor, where the accommodation opens to a striking kitchen, living room and dining area spanning around 12 metres. This is the most striking space of The Linhay, combining a substantial volume with a vaulted timber ceiling, exposed beams and distinctive stone sections. The kitchen is located at one end of the room and is equipped with a range of units, work surfaces and integrated appliances; it is a defined space while preserving its open character. There is ample space for a large dining table, as well as a generous living area that can be arranged to suit the occupant’s needs. Lanterns and windows bring natural light into the room, while the high ceiling and visible structure create a wonderful sense of space. The result is a warm and welcoming environment, equally suitable for relaxed daily living and for hosting larger groups. An additional shower on this level adds convenience and enhances the flexibility of the accommodation. Overall, The Linhay appears far more substantial than a conventional annexe, offering a truly independent and characterful living space while remaining closely connected to the main farm. OUTDOOR LIVING Shaptor Farm is approached via a long driveway of about 430 m (1,400 ft), passing well-kept fields on either side, shared with only one neighboring property, immediately creating a sense of arrival and exclusivity. Located under the trees of Shaptor and well away from passing traffic, the property enjoys a wonderfully peaceful and private setting in its rural environment. The grounds extend to just under three acres and include front and rear established gardens, southerly aspect, a wildlife pond, a trimmed field and a level paddock. Taken together, they offer broad potential for riding, small ventures or simply enjoying a more self-sufficient countryside lifestyle. The Linhay benefits from its own private garden, separated from the main gardens, yet conveniently connected by a secure access. This enhances its independence and makes it particularly suitable for multi-gen living or guest accommodation. There is ample space for outdoor dining, gardening and for children and pets to roam, with the surrounding countryside providing an attractive setting throughout the seasons. A standalone garage provides secure storage, while two additional outbuildings offer practical space for tools, equipment, hobbies or general storage. The generous driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles. USEFUL INFORMATION Duration: Property not yet registered Services: Oil-fired central heating, private water, septic tank, mains electricity. Electric heating in The Linhay. EPC: E Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Council Tax Band: F A public footpath runs along the outer edge of the paddock – Request more information More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - £1,250,000 - £1,550,000 Magnificent Grade II Listed Country Estate Nestled in the heart of the Tamar Valley National Landscape, this extraordinary Grade II listed country estate presents a rare opportunity to acquire a historic 8,000 sq. ft. residence with extensive outbuildings and stunning grounds. The property comes with 6 acres, with the option to purchase up to 29 acres, including direct frontage and access to the River Tamar. Offering exceptional privacy and tranquillity, it remains within easy reach of amenities and transport links. A Historic Country Home Believed to date back to the 16th century, with its current form largely developed from the mid-18th century onwards, this estate boasts a rich and fascinating history. Formerly home to two 18th-century Mayors of Plymouth, a Governor of Plymouth Fort, and a Vice-Chancellor of Calcutta University, the property has been celebrated for centuries—described in 1820 by poet N.T. Carrington as a "genteel mansion." Set across three floors, the house offers breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside and the Calstock Viaduct. The impressive reception rooms include a grand drawing room, an elegant library, a formal dining room, and a study/sitting room, all adorned with charming period features. The kitchen and service areas—comprising a scullery, laundry, and former dairy and apple store— all retain aspects of their traditional character. The upper floors house spacious bedrooms, including en-suite options, making this an ideal residence for multi-generational living, a luxury private home, or even a boutique country hotel or wedding venue (subject to consents). A beautifully refurbished “South Wing” cottage features two bedrooms, a kitchen, sitting room, and shower room, along with private parking and a garden. With unrestricted residential use, it is perfect for letting, guests, or extended family accommodation. Land and Outbuildings The house is offered with 6 acres, including: A stunning 2/3-acre walled garden with an ornamental pond, orchard, and chicken run Wild gardens, lawns, and some wooded areas A commercial greenhouse, workshop/store, old stables, potting sheds, tractor shed, carport/wood store, and boiler house The land supports abundant wildlife as well as heritage Tamar Valley daffodils which survive from former commercial flower production. Additional Land Option (LOT 2): There is an opportunity to purchase up to 23 more acres, including a large agricultural barn and direct river frontage. Lot 2 is available for separate negotiation if not sold with Rumleigh House, it will be offered separately on the market.For equestrian enthusiasts, the estate offers stables, paddocks, and a 1-acre paddock that could be adapted for a ménage or turnout area. The three fields (totalling 16.6 acres) extend to the wooded banks of the River Tamar, where a vehicular track leads to a large clearing at the water's edge, offering potential for mooring or water recreation (subject to approvals).A quay is believed to have once existed here, and there may be opportunities to create new mooring facilities with the necessary consents. The riverside location is ideal for boating, kayaking, or paddleboarding. The estate also boasts a large agricultural barn and numerous useful outbuildings. Potential for commercial or business use STP. Location Approached via a long private driveway off a no-through lane, the estate offers a wonderful degree of seclusion. Despite its rural charm, it is just 1 mile from Bere Alston, a well-served village with a Co-op, Post Office, butcher, and a train station with a direct 25-minute service to Plymouth. Tavistock (6.5 miles) – A historic market town with excellent amenities, shops, restaurants, and schools, including Mount Kelly Weir Quay (3.5 miles) – Offers sailing and boating access to the Tamar Plymouth (13 miles) – Mainline rail links, ferry port, and extensive city amenities Exeter (48 miles) – Motorway, rail, and air connections Services Electricity: Mains electricity with an EV charging point. Water: Private spring-fed supply (mains water is connected but not in use). Drainage: Septic tank Heating: Biomass wood fuel boiler, generating Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) payments for approx. 18 more years. Ongoing Renovations & Future Potential Significant restoration work has already been undertaken, including: Structural strengthening Period restoration Installation of a biomass heating system Extensive landscaping Re-wiring to the majority of the building Re-plumbing including the installation of a water treatment system This property presents a unique opportunity to complete the renovations to your exact specifications, whether as a magnificent private estate, an equestrian retreat, or a hospitality venture (subject to consents). A full list of completed works is available upon request. A Rare Opportunity This is an unparalleled chance to acquire a remarkable country estate in a truly breathtaking setting. For further information or to arrange a private viewing, please contact Fine & Country. Agent Note:We may introduce buyers and sellers to our panel of carefully selected Conveyancers, Mortgage or surveyor services. The choice to use their services is entirely yours. If you opt to proceed, please be aware that we will receive an average referral fee of £120-£200 (including VAT) from the firm for the introduction. These firms have been chosen based on their strong local reputation and proven track record of excellence.There's no obligation to use our recommended providers. In accordance with current Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all prospective purchasers are required to provide valid identification documents before a sale can be agreed and solicitors formally instructed. To facilitate these checks, a one-off charge of £30 (inclusive of VAT) applies. We kindly request that this cost be covered by you as part of the purchase process.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - A rare opportunity to acquire a lifestyle property of exceptional appeal, with strong income potential and multigenerational living possibilities, offered on the market WITHOUT CHAIN. Located in a beautifully landscaped park, Higher Yellands is an impressive and versatile rural residence, blending elegance, privacy, and flexibility in a stunning setting. The large Edwardian main house extends to about 3,100 sq ft and is complemented by a detached three-bedroom cottage of 1,100 sq ft — ideal for holiday letting, Airbnb income, guest accommodation, or independent family living. Designed for both relaxation and entertaining, the grounds feature a private pool, a tennis court, mature landscaped gardens, and a productive kitchen garden, delivering a superb balance of luxurious lifestyle and countryside charm. Properties of this calibre, with real potential for a dual lifestyle and income generation, are rarely on the market. The Detached Cottage – Income generator or guest accommodation: Nestled within the estate, this charming three-bedroom detached cottage offers independent living space with its own off-road parking and a private garden. Believed to date back to the 16th century, the cottage combines character and comfort with modern features such as zoned underfloor heating, an en-suite bedroom, and a bright reception room in the mezzanine level opening onto a Juliet balcony with tranquil views. Currently rented, the cottage provides a proven rental income. Alternatively, it could serve as holiday let, a guest house, a home office, or accommodation for extended family, offering complete independence while remaining connected to the main estate. The Main House – Ideal for multigenerational living: Inside, versatility is the hallmark. From bright reception spaces to the versatile rear wing, this property is well suited for multigenerational living or a large family needing space to live, work, and grow. A double-aspect reception room with an Edwardian fireplace leads into a conservatory and sunny terrace. The formal dining room features a charming wood-burning stove and lovely views over the front garden. The extended kitchen and sitting room open through sliding doors onto the rear terrace and garden, with light flooding in through large windows and Velux skylights. A spacious service/inventory area and access to the old stables and outbuildings add practical charm. The rear wing is a real standout, accessible via a second staircase with a separate entrance, including a cloakroom, a large study/playroom, and an entrance hall featuring the original cider press. It could easily be converted into a standalone annex—perfect for older relatives, adult children, or resident carers. Upstairs, the arrangement continues to impress: a luxurious principal suite with three views across the countryside, Juliet balcony, en-suite shower room, and lodging. Three other generous double bedrooms and a single room. A spacious family bathroom with ample storage. Stunning gardens and outdoor lifestyle. The southwest-facing gardens are a real highlight, carefully maintained and designed for year-round enjoyment: a peaceful pond beneath a mature willow overlooks the fields beyond. Several seating areas allow you to track the sun or seek privacy in quiet corners. A sunny terrace opens directly from the kitchen and conservatory, ideal for indoor-outdoor living and entertaining. A gravel path connects the house to the pool, floodlit tennis court, and beyond to the vegetable plots. Courtyard and outbuildings – Characterful and practical: Accessed from the house and garden, the charming courtyard includes: Old stables and workshops, An annex building with shower and Velux window (formerly a jacuzzi room), A cool stone storage area ideal for apples and eggs, Raised planters, a mature tree, and a dovecote add charm and practicality. These buildings offer development potential or are perfect for hobbies, creative work, or small-scale farm-to-table operations. Lifestyle on offer includes: a full-size floodlit tennis court, a heated pool with sectional cover for year-round use, a tiered seating/observation area perfect for gatherings or a quiet sunset drink. Kitchen gardens – Self-sufficiency simplified: A large vegetable plot with poly-tunnel, two greenhouses, and a fruit cage. A duck pond, chicken rearing, and a log store. Ample space to grow your own produce year-round. Location – Rural tranquility with excellent connectivity: Situated in the sought-after village of Whimple, Higher Yellands is a short walk from local amenities including a village shop, pubs, and a mainline train station. Sidmouth and Exmouth beaches, Dartmoor National Park, and the historic town of Exeter are all accessible, offering the perfect balance between countryside charm and modern convenience. Overview at a glance: Main house: 3,100 sq ft | 5 bedrooms | Multiple reception areas | Detached multi-generational potential cottage: 1,100 sq ft | 3 bedrooms | Rental or guest use potential Gardens: landscape with seating areas, a pond, and countryside views Recreation: pool | tennis court | courtyard Self-contained outbuildings: large vegetable plot | poly-tunnel | greenhouses | parking for poults and ducks A wide gravel driveway for the main house and the cottage A rare opportunity to acquire a truly versatile country home, with lifestyle, income, and multigenerational possibilities. SERVICES: Central heating by boiler, mains water, borehole water supply for gardens, septic systems for the main house and the cottage. Local authority: Devon County Council. Tax Band: F. Main House EPC: D. Cottage EPC: D. For more information.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Coastal residence of impressive size and versatility, Dhekelia House occupies a generous corner plot a short walk from the heart of Croyde. This substantial and well-proportioned detached home has been thoughtfully improved by the current owners, creating an elegant and highly functional living environment, ideal for modern family living or as an enviable coastal retreat. A welcoming and spacious entrance hall sets the tone, leading to the heart of the home — a superb open-plan kitchen, dining room and living area. Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, this expansive space benefits from plenty of natural light and a seamless connection with the surrounding garden. The property offers remarkable flexibility, with five to six well-proportioned bedrooms and four bathrooms, allowing multigenerational accommodation, guests, or dedicated teleworking spaces. Raised to maximise its exceptional position, the first-floor gallery lounge is a particular standout. With a wood-burning stove and sliding doors opening onto a private balcony, this elegant space offers true views of Croyde Bay — a perfect setting to unwind while admiring the ever-changing coastal scenery. Externally, the property continues to impress. The wraparound gardens provide a wonderful sense of space and privacy, with lawn to the rear and a variety of thoughtfully designed exterior spaces. An Indian sandstone patio provides an ideal setting for alfresco dining, complemented by a contemporary composite deck and an impressive elevated terrace situated above the detached double garage, an ideal vantage point to enjoy sunshine and sea views. Ample parking is available for several vehicles, making the home practical. Situated perfectly, the property also benefits from direct access to a nearby pedestrian walkway leading to the beach, facilitating exploration of the golden sands and renowned waves of this iconic North Devon location. Dhekelia House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, well-presented home in one of the South West’s most sought-after coastal environments, combining generous proportions, contemporary comfort and exceptional coastal living. Make it a full-time bright home or a second sea‑side retreat. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Mol’s House is a remarkable late medieval dwelling located in the cathedral quarter of Exeter, offering exceptional views over the cathedral lawns to Exeter Cathedral. This Tudor property, recently restored and Grade I listed, combines historic architecture with a premier central-city location. The Property: Occupying an extraordinary city-centre position with privileged views of one of England’s finest Gothic cathedrals and the cathedral precincts. Dating from the late Middle Ages and redesigned in 1596, Mol’s House has long been recognised as one of the town’s most distinctive buildings, forming part of the Exeter Cathedral Quarter historic area. Sharply restored in recent years, the house marries beautifully preserved Tudor craftsmanship with stylish contemporary living spaces, providing a setting of rare dramatic architecture and heritage. Located in a highly sought-after spot on one of Exeter’s most historic lanes, in the heart of the city. A few minutes’ walk brings you to some of Exeter’s most famous landmarks, including Exeter Cathedral, the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Exeter Quayside, placing the property close to the city’s rich cultural and architectural heritage. The surrounding neighbourhood offers a dynamic mix of independent shops, restaurants, cafes and galleries. The property is exceptionally well connected. Exeter’s main stations provide regular services to London, while Exeter Airport offers convenient regional and international connections, making Mol’s House an attractive and accessible city residence for both British and international buyers. The Accommodation: Spanning multiple floors, combining historical character with thoughtful restoration, offering views few private residences in Exeter can match. Access to the property is via a landscaped garden in the courtyard, with steps leading to the front door. The principal reception room, known as the Armada Room, is an extraordinary historic space overlooking the cathedral and the lawns through deep bay windows. With oak panelling and hand-painted armorials from prominent Devonshire families, including Sir Francis Drake. A striking central fireplace and historically carved woodwork add further charm. A corner area has been converted into a charming bar nook, with a sink and a wine cooler. The next floor serves as a bedroom suite. The principal suite benefits from high ceilings and excellent natural light thanks to the large window and skylight. Built-in wardrobes provide excellent storage, while a luxurious en-suite shower room with underfloor heating completes the suite. The second double bedroom also features built-in wardrobes and enjoys abundant natural light from its large windows and dormer. The elegant family bathroom, with underfloor heating, adds an extra touch of luxury. Two additional storage cupboards are conveniently located on the landing, as well as a hidden door leading to a new staircase. At the top floor of this amazing house lies an extraordinary open-plan kitchen and reception area, flooded with natural light from multiple aspects. There is a remarkable sense of space enhanced by a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams. In the heart of the room is a beautifully crafted bespoke kitchen with soft heritage-toned painted cabinetry, high-quality work surfaces, integrated Siemens appliances and a Bora extractor hood. A magnificent cast-iron range set in an exposed brick chimney provides a distinctive heritage focal point. This incredible reception room offers ample space for entertaining and dining, with the added benefit of opening seamlessly onto the balcony to enjoy the splendid view of the cathedral and the surrounding countryside. A perfect spot to enjoy a summer glass of wine or to soak in the festive views of the Christmas markets. Historic Importance In 1410, the Annuellars’ College, which housed the priests of the cathedral choir, originally occupied this site. After the 1530s Reformation, the property passed into private ownership and was entirely remodelled in 1596 as a city toll house, including the addition of royal arms that remain on the front of the property today. In 1726, the building began a new chapter as a café, regarded by some historians as one of the first of its kind in Britain, taking the name Mol’s after its first owner, Mary Wildly. Remarkably, for more than a century afterwards, the café was run exclusively by women until its closure in 1829, securing its place in Exeter’s rich social history. The property retains many original features, offering a rare glimpse of the architecture of the period. A truly unique property. Heritage properties of this character rarely come to market. Mol’s House is not merely a home but a tangible piece of Exeter’s living history. It is an extraordinary opportunity for those who value architecture, narrative, and the preservation of historic buildings. Services: mains electricity, water and drainage. Council tax band: Property tenure: Freehold

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - For the first time in over 110 years, Deason Farm and Higher Deason Court are available on the market as a single lot, both fully residential. Deason Farm offers a charming period three-bedroom farmhouse, while Higher Deason Court features a spacious five-bedroom barn conversion with an additional outbuilding. Both detached houses are located in an exceptional setting, tucked away on around seven acres of land. "DEASON FARM" Deason Farmhouse is entered through charming iron railings leading to an open porch. Inside, stairs rise to the first floor, and a door on the right leads to a well-appointed living room with a fireplace and an electric fire. To the left, the dining room features another fireplace with a multi-fuel wood burner, and a door opens to the fantastic kitchen/breakfast room. The newly installed kitchen offers stylishly matching wall and base units, a Rayburn oil-fired cooker and fully integrated appliances. The ground floor also includes a newly installed shower. Upstairs, the ground floor hosts three exceptionally spacious bedrooms and a large family bathroom equipped with a four-piece suite. The upstairs layout can be easily reconfigured to create a four- or five-bedroom home if required. The farmhouse benefits from a walled garden, which can be separated from the other property if desired. This garden features a terrace and a large flat lawn offering stunning countryside views. HIGHER DEASON COURT Originally a stable building converted many years ago, this property has been transformed into a substantial five-bedroom home. A large reception hall welcomes you with attractive slate flooring and exposed brickwork. To the left is a generously sized kitchen with fitted units, an oil-fired Rayburn, space for appliances and a dining table. On the ground floor, the hall leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom with a shower, toilet and sink. Stairs rise from the entrance hall to the first floor, where you are greeted by a galleried landing. To the right, the spacious lounge features a wood burner and double doors opening onto a balcony with spectacular countryside views. Continuing along the hallway, there are two additional bedrooms. Bedroom four currently serves as an office, and at the end of the hallway is the exceptionally spacious master bedroom with lovely views and an en-suite. THE BARN Adjoining the houses, another detached annexe building has been converted to a very high standard. It is divided into two rooms and includes practical facilities. The main room features an attractive vaulted ceiling and large windows overlooking the grounds. Solar panels have been installed on the roof, providing additional income. The properties are accessed by a five-bar gate and a driveway, offering views over the magnificent gardens. A sense of seclusion and privacy is immediately evident. The extensive, well-established gardens feature mature trees, expansive lawns, a productive vegetable plot with a wooden storage shed, two fish-filled ponds and a mature orchard. At the far end of the garden, a gravelled path leads to a modern open-fronted agricultural barn currently used for storage, potentially convertible (STP). A five-bar gate opens onto a five-acre, cattle-proof paddock with clear boundaries. Overall, Deason Farm and Higher Deason Court represent a rare and beautiful opportunity, ideal for multi-generational living or for those seeking income potential. This property truly needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. More information

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Park Cottage is a beautifully presented and highly individual four-bedroom detached family home, located in the exceedingly popular and sought-after coastal village of Lee. The house was originally constructed in 1840 and occupies an incredible private, elevated position which enjoys pleasant views over the mature 3/4 of an acre garden. The property offers extremely well balanced living accommodation over two floors that is superbly laid out for family living and entertaining. This stunning property is quite simply in immaculate order throughout with a design that has been focused on practicality, longevity and also benefits from a huge amount of natural light throughout which not only makes the property shine but adds to the welcoming and homely feel. The ground floor comprises of a spacious kitchen with a comprehensive range base level units, matching drawers and space for a dining table and chairs. There is a useful pantry that leads off from the kitchen. Moving through the property to the inner hallway, there is a useful storage cupboard, stairway leading to the first floor and has all doors leading off to the principle rooms. The living room is a very impressive and light filled room with a feature bay window with a glazed door to the garden. There is also an attractive fireplace with exposed stonework and flagstone hearth with wood burning stove. There is also a Victorian former fireplace with hearth at the other end of the room. The dining room is a further large reception room with ample space for a large dining table and chairs. The room also features a Victorian fireplace, exposed ceiling beams and access out to the garden. The study is a good size and features made to measure fitted cupboards and shelving. This room could also be utilized a further bedroom, which would be ideal for a dependant relative. The ground floor is completed with a separate cloakroom and utility room. Moving up through the property onto the first floor landing, there are two Velux skylights and a galleried ceiling. The main bedroom is very impressive double bedroom with a double aspect and features a range of built in wardrobes. The en-suite to the main bedroom is a modern four piece suite comprising of a white roll top claw footed bath, white low level WC, dresser unit with inset vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap, and a walk in shower with tiled flooring. The walk in wardrobe has a range of custom fitted shelving/hanging space and pull out drawers. Bedroom 2 is a good size double room with a feature former Victorian fireplace and built in shelved storage. Bedroom 3 is a further double room also with built in shelved storage. Bedroom 3 also provides access up to the loft space. The guest suite bedroom is light and airy and features a feature former Victorian fireplace, airing cupboard with fitted lagged cylinder and shelving, large walk in wardrobe and a modern three piece shower room en-suite. The family bathroom features a white roll top claw bath tub, WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail, fully tiled walk in shower and underfloor heating. The outside of this wonderful property is real stand out feature. The property is approached by double pedestrian gates via a gravelled pathway to a sunny aspect patio and terrace. The views that stretch over the mature gardens are simply sunning. The large, landscaped gardens and grounds are an absolute delight and are a haven for birds of all descriptions. There are two main areas of garden that sit just below the property to the front which predominately laid to lawn and are surrounded by a large variety of mature shrubs, attractive flowers and verdant vegetation. These lawned areas are very private and could be used for aesthetic and recreational purposes. There is also a useful lean-to, shed and greenhouse neatly tucked away within the grounds. To the side of the property there is a log store and a three tiered decking area with a covered hot tub. Behind the hot tub, further steps take you up to a gym, which could also be utilized as a home office or work shop. The views at the top of these steps are incredible! From the road there are double opening timber gates that provide access on to a private driveway that has ample space to park multiple cars. There is also a detached double garage with boarded roof storage and solar panels. Opposite the property on the other side of the road, timber double gates lead in to an additional hard standing area with ample parking for several vehicles. The current owners park their campervan in this space and have installed an outdoor power supply which would be suitable to charge electric vehicles. Beyond the hand standing, there is a large separate paddock area of approximately 1 1/4 acres which has a small gently flowing stream which runs along the Southern boundary. Lee is a charming, small coastal village which lies immediately west of the town of Ilfracombe. There is local public house serving food, village hall and church as well as the rocky cove bay and beach and Lee has a very active community with various clubs and associations. Ilfracombe is located just 2 miles away and has a variety of shops and supermarkets including Tesco, Co-Op and Lidl as well as schools for all ages, a theatre, swimming pool, a variety of good quality restaurants, small hospital and health centre as well as the picturesque harbour and quay which is home to Damien Hirst's 'Verity' statue.Barnstaple, which is North Devon's main trading centre, is approximately 14 miles away and has many of the big name shops, a rail link and direct access onto the A361 North Devon link road which joins the M5 at junction 27. The property currently makes for a comfortable home for the growing family but would also suit those seeking a sizeable property to relocate or as a sound holiday investment. This truly exceptional home warrants an early internal inspection to avoid disappointment.

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - The Old Cider Barn takes its name from its rich heritage. Once a working cider barn, it has been transformed into a home of exceptional quality and character. Following their purchase, the current owners lived in a caravan on the driveway while undertaking a comprehensive renovation, ensuring every aspect of this truly unique home was completed to an exacting standard.The impressive refurbishment begins in the entrance hall, where a fully glazed staircase rises to the first floor. To the rear is a study overlooking the gardens, currently utilised as a boot room and a practical space for the family’s dogs to signed and installed in 2023, the bespoke kitchen was a significant undertaking, carefully planned to complement the property’s curved walls. Entertaining was central to the design, resulting in an abundance of storage alongside a comprehensive range of integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, oven, combination microwave oven, full-height fridge and freezer, pantry cupboards with pull-out drawers, and a four-ring induction hob with a downdraft extractor. Positioned directly in front of the window, the hob allows the chef to enjoy delightful views across the gardens while cooking, making the most of the property’s beautiful setting. A Quooker tap completes this exceptional kitchen, providing the convenience of instant boiling water.Open plan to the kitchen is the dining room, where a substantial original ceiling beam provides a reminder of the building’s history, beautifully contrasting with the modern yet sympathetic renovation. This historic beam is the main reason why the property holds a Grade II listed status.The utility room offers generous storage to complement the kitchen, together with a Belfast sink, space for white goods, and the boiler, which was replaced in approximately 2022.The ground floor cloakroom has been finished to the same exceptional standard, featuring an Armera vanity unit and basin, complemented by state of the art wall tiling.A spacious, triple aspect sitting room enjoys an abundance of natural light through its floor-to-ceiling windows, creating awonderful outlook across the beautifully landscaped gardens. A long glazed walkway leads to the magnificent former cider press room, where fitted bookcases create an impressive library area and make excellent use of the connecting space. This extraordinary circular reception room is undoubtedly one of the property’s defining features, showcasing a stunning panelled domed ceiling, while a contemporary cylindrical gas stove echoes the room’s distinctive shape. Windows perfectly frame the surrounding gardens, creating an exceptional space for both relaxing and entertaining.The first floor is home to the impressive principal bedroom suite, complete with a fully refitted en-suite shower room featuring a Roca smart toilet and a dual-fuel heated towel rail. The bedroom benefits from extensive fitted wardrobes, complemented by a separate dressing room with additional built-in storage.Two further double bedrooms are both fitted with Velux windows, each complete with integrated blinds.The family bathroom has also been comprehensively refurbished and features excellent built-in storage, together with a triangular bath that has been cleverly designed to maximise the available space. A contemporary ‘floating’ WC completes this stylish room.The extensive renovation continued outside, where electric entrance gates, installed in late 2023, open onto a beautifully relaid driveway, completed as the final phase of the refurbishment. The original garage was demolished and replaced with an impressive double garage featuring an electric door. Above the garage is a useful storage room offering excellent potential to be converted into a home office, gym or hobby room, subject to the necessary planning consent being obtained. In 2025, solar panels with battery storage were installed on the garage roof, together with an electric vehicle charging point, providing energy-efficient additions to the property.The gardens have been landscaped to the same standard as the house, with every element carefully considered to create year-round structure, colour and interest. Inspired by the tranquillity of Japanese gardens, the front section features an elegant bamboo water feature, a magnificent Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese cedar) and a beautiful collection of colourful Acers, creating a peaceful setting. This gives way to a traditional English garden, planted with a variety of fruit trees including apple, plum and fig. At its heart sits an elegant gazebo, sympathetically restored by Crown Pavilions, with fully adjustable sides, providing a delightful place to relax and enjoy the gardens throughout the year.To the rear, the gardens adopt a distinctly Mediterranean character, where a beautifully designed al fresco dining terrace and an attractive raised pond create an inviting space for outdoor entertaining and making the most of warmer days and evenings.Sellers InsightWhen we first came across The Old Cider Barn, we knew it was exactly the sort of project we were looking for. It sits in a quiet position within Whimple, whilst still being within easy walking distance of everything the village has to offer. The house needed bringing up to date, but we could immediately see its potential. We've always enjoyed renovating homes and creating gardens, so being able to transform both the house and the outside space has been a pleasure. Looking back now, it has been very satisfying to see how far it has come.One of the nicest things about living here has been becoming part of the Whimple community. We were made to feel welcome from the start, and before long we found ourselves getting involved. We have run the hot food stall at WhimpleFest for the past three years, opened our garden for Hospiscare and, together with a few other residents, started the Whimple Garden Safari, which has helped raise around £2,000 each year towards the Village Hall extension fund. Carol has also thoroughly enjoyed being part of the Community Choir. We like to think we've given something back to a village that has given us so much.Day-to-day life here is easy. You can walk to the village shop, doctors' surgery, hairdressers, church, primary school, two pubs with restaurants and even the mainline railway station. Despite having everything close by, Whimple has kept its character as a peaceful Devon village.Inside the house, the circular sitting room has become one of our favourite places. It has hosted Christmas celebrations and family gatherings over the years, but it's just as lovely for a quiet coffee or sitting down with a good book. We have enjoyed updating every part of the property whilst keeping its character.The garden has probably changed the most since we moved here. We've created different areas to enjoy, including productive vegetable beds and greenhouse, colourful planting and a Mediterranean-style seating area. The gazebo, complete with power and lighting, has been the setting for many meals with family and friends on warm evenings.Backing onto the Parish Field has been another benefit. It's a peaceful green space with the cricket ground just beyond, making it ideal for walking the dog and meeting neighbours. Although there is a road beyond the drive, it is only lightly used and never detracts from the peaceful setting.Whimple has always been an excellent place to live. As it isn't a village people drive through to get elsewhere, it has remained quiet whilst still offering easy access to Exeter via the A30. We regularly shop in nearby Ottery St Mary, and the coast at Budleigh Salterton, Seaton and Lyme Regis is close enough for an enjoyable day out. The M5 is also only around 15 minutes away, making it easy to travel further afield.We have always enjoyed taking on a new project, and that's the only reason we're moving on. If the right house had come up in Whimple, we would happily have stayed. It is a very special village and one that we shall miss enormously. We leave with many happy memories, good friends and the satisfaction of knowing we've restored The Old Cider Barn into the home it is today. These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent.Plus d’informations

Kiinteistöjen ostaminen - Nestled in a serene, elevated setting about 4.5 miles from the lively coastal town of Bude, Barnhurst offers a truly unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional country residence consisting of a magnificent four-bedroom converted barn, a contemporary detached annexe, landscaped gardens, two paddocks and a double garage — all on a superb plot of around 3 acres. The main dwelling has been carefully extended by the current owners to provide a stunning open-plan kitchen/dining room. This elegant, sociable space is finished to exacting standards with a central island, integrated appliances including a double electric range and a dishwasher, and ample room for a family dining table. Bi-fold doors frame idyllic views of the French-style gardens, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. The living room is generously sized, featuring exposed beams, original floorboards, and a feature wood-burning stove. uPVC double-glazed bi-fold doors open onto a striking south-facing wooden and glass balcony, perfectly placed to capture panoramic views of the rolling countryside — an ideal setting for alfresco entertaining or a peaceful morning coffee. The ground floor also benefits from a double bedroom, a modern family shower room, and a utility cupboard. Upstairs, the bedrooms enjoy distant views of the countryside and the coast. The 2021 extension also created a luxurious master suite with built-in wardrobes, generous eaves storage, and an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom has ample fitted storage and a south-facing view, while the third bedroom opens directly onto a private balcony — a perfect vantage point for spectacular year-round sunsets. Externally, the property continues to impress with extensive parking via a gravel driveway, which serves a wooden double garage with a remote door, electricity and lighting. The landscaped gardens are beautifully designed with a variety of seating areas, including a covered terrace with a hot tub, thoughtfully planted borders, and a separate orchard/vegetable plot with a greenhouse and a stunning pond with a duck shelter. The grounds include two well-kept paddocks with cattle-proof fencing. The western paddock, about 1.1 acres, benefits from a hay store/workshop, while the paddock to the east — about 1.3 acres — offers a field shelter, rolling countryside and coastal views. Quietly positioned with a high degree of separation, the annexe is an exceptional, self-contained dwelling built with a timber and steel frame, featuring vaulted ceilings throughout and clad in low-maintenance fibre cement. Finished to exacting standards, it includes a spacious open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, two double bedrooms (one with an en-suite), and a luxurious main bathroom. High-gloss fittings and integrated appliances create a modern ambiance, while LPG central heating ensures year-round comfort. Bi-fold doors open onto a sunny terrace with a private lawn and designated parking via its own gated entrance — ideal for multi-generational living or additional accommodation. Barnhurst effortlessly combines period charm, contemporary comfort and a generous garden in a peaceful yet accessible location — offering an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking space, versatility and an exemplary lifestyle in North Cornwall.