House For Sale £1,250,000
Located just a mile away from the sought after village of Spreyton, Tor Yard Barn is an exceptional example of a converted steel framed agricultural building into a high end family home offering incomparably versatile accommodation.
You're welcomed into the home by a stunning double height atrium hallway with a polished concrete floor that flows through into the kitchen/ dining room and living room, with a bespoke oak staircase with a glass balustrade.
From here, doors lead into a large, dual aspect kitchen/ dining room complete with a flush fitted woodburner and doors leading out to the south facing garden. There is also a separate living room and a ground floor bedroom with an en suite. The property benefits from a separate entrance hall, giving access to the study, utility room, cold room, additional bedroom (currently utilised as a music room) and wet room.
As you walk up the stairs, you are greeted with an inviting landing with an attractive seating area enjoying the far reaching countryside views. The master suite is complete with a walk in wardrobe, en suite, beautiful copper freestanding William Holland bath and even its own private roof terrace! There are a further two bedrooms and bathroom on this level too.
There is an additional annexe building comprising of a large single room offering a living area, space for sleeping, a fitted kitchen and en suite wet room. The flooring is engineered oak with underfloor heating powered from the main house system. This space would be ideal for a family member, for someone to work from home, or to use as a holiday let, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
Situated at the rear on the southwest facing side of the house with a broad terrace and a deck separated from the main garden by a post and rail balustrade. Beyond the balustrade is a large gravelled sitting area with plenty of space for tables and chairs, with a granite paved outdoor chess board, a stone retaining wall protecting a mature oak tree, a large, grassed area with a view over a neighbouring agricultural pasture and a big concrete barbeque terrace with a brick-built barbeque chimney. To one side of the garden is a wooden raised vegetable and salad garden.
The approach to Tor Yard Barn is across a shared drive where double gates lead from the drive into the large, gravelled yard at the front where there is a huge amount of space for parking and turning and access to a large garage with an electric roller door and additional cloakroom.
Not only are there 2.5 acres of grounds in total, the property benefits from stabling with four loose boxes, purpose built insulated kennels and a full size arena with spring ride surface.
Services
Mains water and electricity.
Shared sewerage treatment plant.The property is situated just 1 mile outside the sought after village of Spreyton, a pastoral village a whisker North of the Dartmoor National Park. Spreyton is a thriving village with amenities including a primary school, garage, church, village hall, a community run village shop and the well-renowned Tom Cobley Public House, winner of numerous awards.
Chagford, approximately a fifteen minute drive away offers a wide range of amenities, including churches, Post Office, banks, health and dental centres and excellent sports facilities. It was recently mentioned in The Times as one of the most sought after villages to live in. There are also a wide range of shops, including a delicatessen, ironmongers, wine merchant, art galleries and a number of boutiques. The award-winning Gidleigh Park Hotel is just over eight miles away. Bovey Castle, ten miles away, has a championship golf course and superb spa facilities.
Okehampton, approximately a 20 minute drive away has extensive shopping facilities, two supermarkets, one of which is a Waitrose, Okehampton College, rated’ Outstanding’ by Ofsted and the Okehampton hospital with excellent health services and an A&E department.
The Cathedral city of Exeter is approximately a 30 minute drive away and has a number of excellent schools for boys and girls of all ages, a fine university, a broad range of supermarkets and excellent cultural and recreational facilities with many new restaurants, the Princesshay shopping development and a John Lewis.
You're welcomed into the home by a stunning double height atrium hallway with a polished concrete floor that flows through into the kitchen/ dining room and living room, with a bespoke oak staircase with a glass balustrade.
From here, doors lead into a large, dual aspect kitchen/ dining room complete with a flush fitted woodburner and doors leading out to the south facing garden. There is also a separate living room and a ground floor bedroom with an en suite. The property benefits from a separate entrance hall, giving access to the study, utility room, cold room, additional bedroom (currently utilised as a music room) and wet room.
As you walk up the stairs, you are greeted with an inviting landing with an attractive seating area enjoying the far reaching countryside views. The master suite is complete with a walk in wardrobe, en suite, beautiful copper freestanding William Holland bath and even its own private roof terrace! There are a further two bedrooms and bathroom on this level too.
There is an additional annexe building comprising of a large single room offering a living area, space for sleeping, a fitted kitchen and en suite wet room. The flooring is engineered oak with underfloor heating powered from the main house system. This space would be ideal for a family member, for someone to work from home, or to use as a holiday let, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
Situated at the rear on the southwest facing side of the house with a broad terrace and a deck separated from the main garden by a post and rail balustrade. Beyond the balustrade is a large gravelled sitting area with plenty of space for tables and chairs, with a granite paved outdoor chess board, a stone retaining wall protecting a mature oak tree, a large, grassed area with a view over a neighbouring agricultural pasture and a big concrete barbeque terrace with a brick-built barbeque chimney. To one side of the garden is a wooden raised vegetable and salad garden.
The approach to Tor Yard Barn is across a shared drive where double gates lead from the drive into the large, gravelled yard at the front where there is a huge amount of space for parking and turning and access to a large garage with an electric roller door and additional cloakroom.
Not only are there 2.5 acres of grounds in total, the property benefits from stabling with four loose boxes, purpose built insulated kennels and a full size arena with spring ride surface.
Services
Mains water and electricity.
Shared sewerage treatment plant.The property is situated just 1 mile outside the sought after village of Spreyton, a pastoral village a whisker North of the Dartmoor National Park. Spreyton is a thriving village with amenities including a primary school, garage, church, village hall, a community run village shop and the well-renowned Tom Cobley Public House, winner of numerous awards.
Chagford, approximately a fifteen minute drive away offers a wide range of amenities, including churches, Post Office, banks, health and dental centres and excellent sports facilities. It was recently mentioned in The Times as one of the most sought after villages to live in. There are also a wide range of shops, including a delicatessen, ironmongers, wine merchant, art galleries and a number of boutiques. The award-winning Gidleigh Park Hotel is just over eight miles away. Bovey Castle, ten miles away, has a championship golf course and superb spa facilities.
Okehampton, approximately a 20 minute drive away has extensive shopping facilities, two supermarkets, one of which is a Waitrose, Okehampton College, rated’ Outstanding’ by Ofsted and the Okehampton hospital with excellent health services and an A&E department.
The Cathedral city of Exeter is approximately a 30 minute drive away and has a number of excellent schools for boys and girls of all ages, a fine university, a broad range of supermarkets and excellent cultural and recreational facilities with many new restaurants, the Princesshay shopping development and a John Lewis.
