House For Sale £1,400,000
This is a perfect opportunity to make your plans and aspirations of a dream lifestyle in a spectacular countryside setting in Devon come true.
Ford Mill Farm is arranged over approximately 8.75 acres of level land that incorporates the main Farmhouse, 2 adjoining Holiday Lets, a range of Outbuildings, meadows, paddocks and a lake.
This property will suit anyone who either wants to live a good and quiet life in privacy in their own kingdom or those who may want to make use of the grounds for equestrian purposes or, perhaps, to start a venture such as a fishery or a glamping business.
The 2 holiday lets are active and currently generate a yearly income of approximately £45,000. The main Farmhouse is beautifully presented throughout and expertly blends the characters and features of an older building with modern flourishes such as can be seen in the vaulted main Bedroom which has an En-suite and access to a Balcony.
The grounds are ideally altogether in one piece and the south-facing gardens can be viewed from the Farmhouse. There are lovely level lawns, fields and paddocks to wander at your leisure and a beautiful lake to sit beside. There is plenty of room to park all manner of vehicles at the site and the Outbuildings include a Stable, a Double Garage and Store and a partially finished 40' x 40' Barn.
To get an instant feeling of what this property offers, we would highly recommend viewing the accompanying virtual tour we have created for this exceptional residence. We invite questions and viewings and hope to meet you at the property.
Woolfardisworthy is known as the village with two names and lies inland approximately 600 feet above sea level. The country lanes are narrow and wind upwards and onwards through steep banked hedgerows. As you come down into Woolfardisworthy you can see the medieval tower of All Hallows Church on the skyline. Famous for its annual fair it’s a really nice community that’s earned its nickname as ‘the friendly village’ effortlessly. The village has an excellent school, shop, community hall and rebuilt pub. It’s also close to the South West Coast Path for endlessly beautiful walks.
With short distance of the Atlantic Highway (A39), Woolfardisworthy is well served by the main feeder route across the region leading to Wadebridge in Cornwall to the south-west and to the M5 by Tiverton in the east. A very good regular bus service provides access to North Devon’s ‘capital’, Barnstaple. Bus users can also reach Westward Ho!, Bideford, Braunton, Appledore, Croyde, Okehampton, Holsworthy, Great Torrington, Hartland and Ilfracombe with ease.
Directions
Directions to this property are a little bit convoluted however it can be easily found by using What3words: jazz.dislodge.zoos (). Satnavs are reliable to find the property as well.
From Bideford proceed on the A39 North Devon Link Road signposted Bude for approximately 7 miles. Upon reaching Bucks Cross, take the left hand turning signposted Woolfardisworthy (Woolsery). Continue on this road into the centre the village. At the crossroads, with the Farmers Arms Public house, on your left hand side, continue straight across passing the Primary School on your right hand side. After approximately 1 mile and upon reaching the crossroads, turn left signposted Bradworthy. Continue along this road for approximately 1.25 miles to where Ford Mill Farm will be situated on your left hand side clearly displaying a name plate.
Ford Mill Farm is arranged over approximately 8.75 acres of level land that incorporates the main Farmhouse, 2 adjoining Holiday Lets, a range of Outbuildings, meadows, paddocks and a lake.
This property will suit anyone who either wants to live a good and quiet life in privacy in their own kingdom or those who may want to make use of the grounds for equestrian purposes or, perhaps, to start a venture such as a fishery or a glamping business.
The 2 holiday lets are active and currently generate a yearly income of approximately £45,000. The main Farmhouse is beautifully presented throughout and expertly blends the characters and features of an older building with modern flourishes such as can be seen in the vaulted main Bedroom which has an En-suite and access to a Balcony.
The grounds are ideally altogether in one piece and the south-facing gardens can be viewed from the Farmhouse. There are lovely level lawns, fields and paddocks to wander at your leisure and a beautiful lake to sit beside. There is plenty of room to park all manner of vehicles at the site and the Outbuildings include a Stable, a Double Garage and Store and a partially finished 40' x 40' Barn.
To get an instant feeling of what this property offers, we would highly recommend viewing the accompanying virtual tour we have created for this exceptional residence. We invite questions and viewings and hope to meet you at the property.
Woolfardisworthy is known as the village with two names and lies inland approximately 600 feet above sea level. The country lanes are narrow and wind upwards and onwards through steep banked hedgerows. As you come down into Woolfardisworthy you can see the medieval tower of All Hallows Church on the skyline. Famous for its annual fair it’s a really nice community that’s earned its nickname as ‘the friendly village’ effortlessly. The village has an excellent school, shop, community hall and rebuilt pub. It’s also close to the South West Coast Path for endlessly beautiful walks.
With short distance of the Atlantic Highway (A39), Woolfardisworthy is well served by the main feeder route across the region leading to Wadebridge in Cornwall to the south-west and to the M5 by Tiverton in the east. A very good regular bus service provides access to North Devon’s ‘capital’, Barnstaple. Bus users can also reach Westward Ho!, Bideford, Braunton, Appledore, Croyde, Okehampton, Holsworthy, Great Torrington, Hartland and Ilfracombe with ease.
Directions
Directions to this property are a little bit convoluted however it can be easily found by using What3words: jazz.dislodge.zoos (). Satnavs are reliable to find the property as well.
From Bideford proceed on the A39 North Devon Link Road signposted Bude for approximately 7 miles. Upon reaching Bucks Cross, take the left hand turning signposted Woolfardisworthy (Woolsery). Continue on this road into the centre the village. At the crossroads, with the Farmers Arms Public house, on your left hand side, continue straight across passing the Primary School on your right hand side. After approximately 1 mile and upon reaching the crossroads, turn left signposted Bradworthy. Continue along this road for approximately 1.25 miles to where Ford Mill Farm will be situated on your left hand side clearly displaying a name plate.
