House For Sale £850,000
Delightful period country home in approx.. 4 acres. Exposed beams and inglenook fireplaces create a stunning characterful home in idyllic countryside.
This four-bedroom Grade II listed country house dates in part back to the 15th Century and offers a wealth of charm and character. Believed to have been thatched originally, the home now has a tiled roof and a range of delightful period features such as exposed beams, and cruck frames in addition to large inglenook fireplaces.
The home sits in approximately four acres of grounds in a quiet rural location and is reached via a long sweeping driveway. The plot includes beautiful gardens, a paddock and pond, as well as several useful outbuildings.
This versatile property has four bedrooms and offers the opportunity to segregate one of those off into an independent one-bedroom annexe or letting unit.
The ground floor of the home has exposed beams throughout, and multiple reception spaces via a sitting room with inglenook fireplace and adjoining garden room, dining room, and spacious breakfast room. The kitchen is galley-style and stretches across the rear of the home.
On the first floor can be found the main bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and a shower room. The adjoining annex/cottage offers an open plan living/kitchen/dining room, the home’s fourth bedroom and en suite bathroom.
The property is under 10 minutes’ drive to both the A30 corridor as well as the bustling town of Okehampton which offers a wide range of local amenities and three supermarkets including a Waitrose. From Okehampton you can travel by rail to Exeter and from there connect on to London. Outdoor pursuits are well catered for by the nearby Dartmoor National Park, and the beaches of the north coast are about a 35 minute drive away.
Entrance Hall (4' 0'' x 18' 0'' (1.22m x 5.48m))
Slate style flooring. Exposed beams. Stairs to bedroom 2.
Dining Room: (16' 11'' x 12' 2'' (5.15m x 3.71m))
Window to front. Exposed beams. Inglenook fireplace with two bread ovens.
Sitting Room: (13' 3'' x 19' 5'' (irregular shape) (4.04m x 5.91m))
Attractive turning oak staircase leading up to bedroom one. Window to front and side. Glazed door to garden room. Inglenook fireplace. Clay oven. Inset wood burning stove. Exposed beams.
Garden Room: (11' 0'' x 4' 8'' (3.35m x 1.42m))
Tiled flooring. Windows to rear and side elevation with pleasant open views. Door to rear garden.
Breakfast Room: (17' 11'' x 6' 1'' (5.46m x 1.85m))
Window to front. Door to original staircase which leads up to the first floor and bedroom three. Oil fired Rayburn set into inglenook fireplace, with back boiler facilities serving domestic hot water and central heating. Bible cupboard.
Kitchen: (44' 7'' x 5' 10'' (13.58m x 1.78m))
On three levels, with utility area at one end and kitchen area in the centre section, Double bowl sink unit. Work top. Windows to rear. Range of fitted base units. Partially vaulted ceiling. Stable door to rear garden. Door to.
Cloakroom/WC: (6' 0'' x 4' 1'' (1.83m x 1.24m))
Low level WC. Belfast sink with cupboards under. Window to side.
Bedroom One: (13' 9'' x 13' 5'' (4.19m x 4.09m))
Window to front. Independent staircase down to sitting room. Vaulted ceiling and exposed crucks frames.
En-Suite: (6' 4'' x 9' 5'' (1.93m x 2.87m))
Wash hand basin set into vanity unit with cupboards under. Concealed cistern WC. Panelled bath with mixer taps and shower attachment over. Window to side enjoying open views. Display niche. Large storage/linen cupboard.
Bedroom Two: (10' 9'' x 17' 4'' (3.27m x 5.28m))
Staircase down to the entrance hall. Window to front. Original wide floorboards. Feature fireplace.
Upper Landing:
Window to front. Original staircase down to breakfast room.
Landing: (5' 7'' x 10' 1'' (1.70m x 3.07m))
Access to loft space.
Shower Room: (5' 4'' x 8' 7'' (1.62m x 2.61m))
Double shower cubicle. Low level WC. Wash hand basin set into vanity unit with cupboards under. Velux sky light to rear. Built in airing cupboard.
Bedroom Three: (17' 0'' x 16' 8'' (max) (5.18m x 5.08m))
Window to front. Partially vaulted ceiling. Built in storage cupboard.
The Annex/Cottage:
Open Plan Living/Kitchen/Dining Room: (15' 11'' x 15' 5'' (4.85m x 4.70m))
Part glazed stable door to front. Window to rear. Stairs to first floor. Modern fitted kitchen with work surfaces. Single drainer one and a half bowl sink unit. Built in oven and hob. Space for fridge. Under stairs storage cupboard. Connecting door to the main house via the breakfast room.
Bedroom Four: (10' 1'' x 17' 0'' (3.07m x 5.18m))
Dual aspect, with open views. Partially vaulted ceilings and exposed crucks frame. Built in wardrobe.
En-Suite: (6' 2'' x 9' 9'' (1.88m x 2.97m))
Tiled flooring. Panelled bath. Low level WC. Pedestal wash hand basin. Heated towel rail. Velux skylight to rear. Electric shower over bath.
Outside:
The property is set in approximately 4 acres of land, with formal gardens, paddock and a large pond ideal for water fowl or, potentially for fish such as carp. There are two useful barns. Within the garden is a pretty octagonal summer house, and tucked away from the main garden and property overlooking the paddock is a cedar lodge, which is currently being used as an independent studio. The gardens are a particular feature of the property and have been beautifully landscaped. The house is set up a long sweeping driveway which runs through parkland style gardens, with lawn and trees. In front of the property is a large gravel parking and turning area suitable for 7 to 8 cars. From the rear garden once can access the paddock which gently slopes down to the pond, and there is a field shelter for sheep which could be utilised for additional storage for anyone not wishing to keep livestock.
Barn One: (33' 10'' x 19' 9'' (10.30m x 36.47m))
Barn Two: (34' 8'' x 17' 11'' (10.56m x 5.46m))
Currently being utilised as stabling and hay storage, with mezzanine storage over.
Tack Room/Feeds Store: (8' 4'' x 7' 8'' (2.54m x 2.34m))
Services:
Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.
Local Authority:
West Devon Borough Council.
This four-bedroom Grade II listed country house dates in part back to the 15th Century and offers a wealth of charm and character. Believed to have been thatched originally, the home now has a tiled roof and a range of delightful period features such as exposed beams, and cruck frames in addition to large inglenook fireplaces.
The home sits in approximately four acres of grounds in a quiet rural location and is reached via a long sweeping driveway. The plot includes beautiful gardens, a paddock and pond, as well as several useful outbuildings.
This versatile property has four bedrooms and offers the opportunity to segregate one of those off into an independent one-bedroom annexe or letting unit.
The ground floor of the home has exposed beams throughout, and multiple reception spaces via a sitting room with inglenook fireplace and adjoining garden room, dining room, and spacious breakfast room. The kitchen is galley-style and stretches across the rear of the home.
On the first floor can be found the main bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and a shower room. The adjoining annex/cottage offers an open plan living/kitchen/dining room, the home’s fourth bedroom and en suite bathroom.
The property is under 10 minutes’ drive to both the A30 corridor as well as the bustling town of Okehampton which offers a wide range of local amenities and three supermarkets including a Waitrose. From Okehampton you can travel by rail to Exeter and from there connect on to London. Outdoor pursuits are well catered for by the nearby Dartmoor National Park, and the beaches of the north coast are about a 35 minute drive away.
Entrance Hall (4' 0'' x 18' 0'' (1.22m x 5.48m))
Slate style flooring. Exposed beams. Stairs to bedroom 2.
Dining Room: (16' 11'' x 12' 2'' (5.15m x 3.71m))
Window to front. Exposed beams. Inglenook fireplace with two bread ovens.
Sitting Room: (13' 3'' x 19' 5'' (irregular shape) (4.04m x 5.91m))
Attractive turning oak staircase leading up to bedroom one. Window to front and side. Glazed door to garden room. Inglenook fireplace. Clay oven. Inset wood burning stove. Exposed beams.
Garden Room: (11' 0'' x 4' 8'' (3.35m x 1.42m))
Tiled flooring. Windows to rear and side elevation with pleasant open views. Door to rear garden.
Breakfast Room: (17' 11'' x 6' 1'' (5.46m x 1.85m))
Window to front. Door to original staircase which leads up to the first floor and bedroom three. Oil fired Rayburn set into inglenook fireplace, with back boiler facilities serving domestic hot water and central heating. Bible cupboard.
Kitchen: (44' 7'' x 5' 10'' (13.58m x 1.78m))
On three levels, with utility area at one end and kitchen area in the centre section, Double bowl sink unit. Work top. Windows to rear. Range of fitted base units. Partially vaulted ceiling. Stable door to rear garden. Door to.
Cloakroom/WC: (6' 0'' x 4' 1'' (1.83m x 1.24m))
Low level WC. Belfast sink with cupboards under. Window to side.
Bedroom One: (13' 9'' x 13' 5'' (4.19m x 4.09m))
Window to front. Independent staircase down to sitting room. Vaulted ceiling and exposed crucks frames.
En-Suite: (6' 4'' x 9' 5'' (1.93m x 2.87m))
Wash hand basin set into vanity unit with cupboards under. Concealed cistern WC. Panelled bath with mixer taps and shower attachment over. Window to side enjoying open views. Display niche. Large storage/linen cupboard.
Bedroom Two: (10' 9'' x 17' 4'' (3.27m x 5.28m))
Staircase down to the entrance hall. Window to front. Original wide floorboards. Feature fireplace.
Upper Landing:
Window to front. Original staircase down to breakfast room.
Landing: (5' 7'' x 10' 1'' (1.70m x 3.07m))
Access to loft space.
Shower Room: (5' 4'' x 8' 7'' (1.62m x 2.61m))
Double shower cubicle. Low level WC. Wash hand basin set into vanity unit with cupboards under. Velux sky light to rear. Built in airing cupboard.
Bedroom Three: (17' 0'' x 16' 8'' (max) (5.18m x 5.08m))
Window to front. Partially vaulted ceiling. Built in storage cupboard.
The Annex/Cottage:
Open Plan Living/Kitchen/Dining Room: (15' 11'' x 15' 5'' (4.85m x 4.70m))
Part glazed stable door to front. Window to rear. Stairs to first floor. Modern fitted kitchen with work surfaces. Single drainer one and a half bowl sink unit. Built in oven and hob. Space for fridge. Under stairs storage cupboard. Connecting door to the main house via the breakfast room.
Bedroom Four: (10' 1'' x 17' 0'' (3.07m x 5.18m))
Dual aspect, with open views. Partially vaulted ceilings and exposed crucks frame. Built in wardrobe.
En-Suite: (6' 2'' x 9' 9'' (1.88m x 2.97m))
Tiled flooring. Panelled bath. Low level WC. Pedestal wash hand basin. Heated towel rail. Velux skylight to rear. Electric shower over bath.
Outside:
The property is set in approximately 4 acres of land, with formal gardens, paddock and a large pond ideal for water fowl or, potentially for fish such as carp. There are two useful barns. Within the garden is a pretty octagonal summer house, and tucked away from the main garden and property overlooking the paddock is a cedar lodge, which is currently being used as an independent studio. The gardens are a particular feature of the property and have been beautifully landscaped. The house is set up a long sweeping driveway which runs through parkland style gardens, with lawn and trees. In front of the property is a large gravel parking and turning area suitable for 7 to 8 cars. From the rear garden once can access the paddock which gently slopes down to the pond, and there is a field shelter for sheep which could be utilised for additional storage for anyone not wishing to keep livestock.
Barn One: (33' 10'' x 19' 9'' (10.30m x 36.47m))
Barn Two: (34' 8'' x 17' 11'' (10.56m x 5.46m))
Currently being utilised as stabling and hay storage, with mezzanine storage over.
Tack Room/Feeds Store: (8' 4'' x 7' 8'' (2.54m x 2.34m))
Services:
Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage.
Local Authority:
West Devon Borough Council.
