House For Sale £999,999
Nestled only one mile away from the beloved village of Spreyton lies Tor Yard Barn, a spectacular conversion of a steel framed agricultural building into a deluxe family home boasting unfathomably versatile accommodation.
From the moment of entrance, the atrium hallway with its glossy concrete floor enthralls, followed by the state-of-the-art oak staircase and its glass balustrade. Step in and take pleasure in the expansive dual-aspect kitchen/dining room with a built-in woodburner, opening out to the southern-facing garden. In addition, a separate living room and a ground floor bedroom with en-suite awaits.
An entrance hall also opens out to the study, utility room, cold room, extra bedroom (currently utilized as a music room) and wet room.
Walk up the stairs and one will be graced with a pleasant landing and its seating area with spectacular panoramas of the countryside. On the same level, a luxurious master suite consists of a walk-in wardrobe, en-suite, sumptuous William Holland freestanding copper bath, and its own private rooftop terrace! Two other bedrooms and bathroom are also situated on this floor.
A secondary annexe building completes the offering, featuring a sizable room that comprises of a living space, sleeping area, fitted kitchen and en-suite wet room with underfloor heating powered from the main house. This space can serve as a great refuge for family members, a home office, or even as a holiday let (with the necessary permissions of course).
At the back of the property, a broad terrace and deck, delineated by a post and rail balustrade, stretches out, flanking the garden and providing space for outdoor furniture, a granite paved outdoor chess board, a stone wall enclosing a matured oak tree, a large, grassed area overlooking a neighbouring agricultural pasture, a sizeable concrete barbeque terrace with a brick-built barbeque chimney, and a wooden raised vegetable and salad garden.
Entering the property is via a shared drive, and the double gates from the drive open up to the grand, gravelled courtyard at the front. The area offers generous space for parking and turning, as well as access to the vast garage with an electric roller door and extra cloakroom.
Furthermore, the entire estate spans a remarkable 2.5 acres, with stabling for four horses, custom-built insulated kennels, and a full size arena with a 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.
From the moment of entrance, the atrium hallway with its glossy concrete floor enthralls, followed by the state-of-the-art oak staircase and its glass balustrade. Step in and take pleasure in the expansive dual-aspect kitchen/dining room with a built-in woodburner, opening out to the southern-facing garden. In addition, a separate living room and a ground floor bedroom with en-suite awaits.
An entrance hall also opens out to the study, utility room, cold room, extra bedroom (currently utilized as a music room) and wet room.
Walk up the stairs and one will be graced with a pleasant landing and its seating area with spectacular panoramas of the countryside. On the same level, a luxurious master suite consists of a walk-in wardrobe, en-suite, sumptuous William Holland freestanding copper bath, and its own private rooftop terrace! Two other bedrooms and bathroom are also situated on this floor.
A secondary annexe building completes the offering, featuring a sizable room that comprises of a living space, sleeping area, fitted kitchen and en-suite wet room with underfloor heating powered from the main house. This space can serve as a great refuge for family members, a home office, or even as a holiday let (with the necessary permissions of course).
At the back of the property, a broad terrace and deck, delineated by a post and rail balustrade, stretches out, flanking the garden and providing space for outdoor furniture, a granite paved outdoor chess board, a stone wall enclosing a matured oak tree, a large, grassed area overlooking a neighbouring agricultural pasture, a sizeable concrete barbeque terrace with a brick-built barbeque chimney, and a wooden raised vegetable and salad garden.
Entering the property is via a shared drive, and the double gates from the drive open up to the grand, gravelled courtyard at the front. The area offers generous space for parking and turning, as well as access to the vast garage with an electric roller door and extra cloakroom.
Furthermore, the entire estate spans a remarkable 2.5 acres, with stabling for four horses, custom-built insulated kennels, and a full size arena with a 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.
