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Detached house
5 beds
3 baths
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Features and description
- About 4,712 sq ft (437 sq m)
- 5 bedrooms (4 en suites)
- 4 Reception rooms
- Character features
- Tarmac parking area
- Fantastic views
- Grounds 1.35 acres (0.54 ha)
- Commercial EPC Band D
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Substantial former public house in 1.35 acres of grounds with amazing views. About 4,712 sq ft (437 sq m) accommodation. Parking for lots of cars. Double garage. Commercial EPC Band D.
Situation - Howley Tavern enjoys an elevated rural location with stunning panoramic views across the rolling Yarty Valley. The property is conveniently located nestled amidst the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Howley is a rural yet accessible Somerset village with the picturesque village of Combe St Nicholas about 3 miles East offering a post office, village store, public house, primary school and ancient church. Access to both the A30 and A303 is both swift and convenient with the market towns of Chard and Honiton being 4 and 11 miles to the East and West respectively, both offering a wide range of amenities and day to day facilities.
Taunton, is approximately 13 miles to the North with an excellent range of shops, schools both in the state and independent sector, a county cricket ground, racecourse, theatre and a main line rail link to London Paddington with Junction 25 of the M5 on the eastern side of the town.
The stunning Jurassic South coast is about 15 miles to the south.
Description - Understood to date back to the 17th century this former public house has a wealth of character with inglenook fireplaces and lots of exposed beams. Having been family run as a public house by the current occupiers for many years, change of use was granted to use the property as one residential property (Ref 18/02262/FUL dated 19th March 2020).
The substantial property which extends to about 4,712 sq ft (437.7 sq m) has plenty of potential, with the ground floor having been operated as a pub, this could easily be repurposed into living accommodation, or subject to obtaining further consents, split to former separate accommodation/holiday lets.
As is shown on the floor plan, there are three large receptions areas, the WCs and the pub kitchen space. Whilst the main living accommodation
has been on the first floor, comprising five bedrooms (4 with en suites), two receptions and a kitchen. The rooms to the rear having some incredible views across the valley.
Outside - As can be expected from a former public house, there is a large tarmac parking area with road access. However what you might not expect is the generous grounds which are split with a small stream, there are lawns, wooded areas, patios and a current large chicken run that provides separate access to a road. Beside the parking area is a large timber garage/workshop.
In all the land extends to about 1.35 acres (0.54 ha)
Services - Water via Private Bore Hole and mains electric. Private drainage (will require replacement). LPG central heating.
Situation - Howley Tavern enjoys an elevated rural location with stunning panoramic views across the rolling Yarty Valley. The property is conveniently located nestled amidst the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Howley is a rural yet accessible Somerset village with the picturesque village of Combe St Nicholas about 3 miles East offering a post office, village store, public house, primary school and ancient church. Access to both the A30 and A303 is both swift and convenient with the market towns of Chard and Honiton being 4 and 11 miles to the East and West respectively, both offering a wide range of amenities and day to day facilities.
Taunton, is approximately 13 miles to the North with an excellent range of shops, schools both in the state and independent sector, a county cricket ground, racecourse, theatre and a main line rail link to London Paddington with Junction 25 of the M5 on the eastern side of the town.
The stunning Jurassic South coast is about 15 miles to the south.
Description - Understood to date back to the 17th century this former public house has a wealth of character with inglenook fireplaces and lots of exposed beams. Having been family run as a public house by the current occupiers for many years, change of use was granted to use the property as one residential property (Ref 18/02262/FUL dated 19th March 2020).
The substantial property which extends to about 4,712 sq ft (437.7 sq m) has plenty of potential, with the ground floor having been operated as a pub, this could easily be repurposed into living accommodation, or subject to obtaining further consents, split to former separate accommodation/holiday lets.
As is shown on the floor plan, there are three large receptions areas, the WCs and the pub kitchen space. Whilst the main living accommodation
has been on the first floor, comprising five bedrooms (4 with en suites), two receptions and a kitchen. The rooms to the rear having some incredible views across the valley.
Outside - As can be expected from a former public house, there is a large tarmac parking area with road access. However what you might not expect is the generous grounds which are split with a small stream, there are lawns, wooded areas, patios and a current large chicken run that provides separate access to a road. Beside the parking area is a large timber garage/workshop.
In all the land extends to about 1.35 acres (0.54 ha)
Services - Water via Private Bore Hole and mains electric. Private drainage (will require replacement). LPG central heating.
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Low crime
0/10
Home prices (average)
5 bedroom detached houses
£674,286
£674,286
About this agent
Stags Honiton office is situated in an elegant Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse on the main High Street. Honiton is conveniently located for easy access to London, Bristol and Exeter via the main Exeter to London (Waterloo) railway, the M5 motorway at Exeter and the A30/303 heading east. There are some excellent schools in the area including a number of good village primary schools and Colyton Grammar School, one of the top schools in England. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the historic market town of Honiton is surrounded by East Devon's fertile farmland, woods and rolling hills. Renowned for its antiques and lace making heritage, the town is within easy reach of the Jurassic Coast, which has been designated a World Heritage Site, and the pretty towns of Sidmouth and Lyme Regis, as well as small fishing villages such as Beer and Branscombe. Secluded courtyards and Georgian buildings line the High Street, where weekly local markets, selling a wide range of produce are held. The Honiton Collection Centre and Furniture Saleroom are located a short walk from the office.