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Map4 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
4 beds
4 baths
1,983 sq ft / 184 sq m
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Features and description
- Total 4 Bedrooms
- Main house and cottage
- Well appointed accommodation
- Extensive farm buildings
- Concrete yards
- 16.66 acres South west facing land
- Option for further land (18.11 acres)
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East Devon farmstead with extensive outbuildings and approximately 16.66 acres. Further 18.11 acres available. Two barn conversions.
Situation & Description - The property occupies a glorious elevated rural position with fantastic views, on the southern edge of the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is located a short distance from the popular village of Awliscombe.
Supported by an active local community, Awliscombe is host to a well regarded primary school, public house and village hall.
The market town of Honiton lies approximately 3 miles to the south east, offering a comprehensive range of amenities in addition to a direct rail service between Exeter and London Waterloo and excellent road links via the A30/303. The M5 at Cullompton (Junction 28) is a straightforward journey of approximately 9 miles to the North.
Converted in the late '90s these two barn conversions have light and airy rooms with high ceilings and large windows. Little Moos (on the right) has consent for full residential use with the adjoining Prues Cottage restricted to holiday occupancy.
Accommodation - On the ground floor each barn has tiled flooring with kitchen/dining room, sitting room with wood burning stoves and downstairs shower rooms. On the first floor each barn has two generous bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the 2nd bedroom in Prues being a mezzanine level.
Garden & Grounds - Approached by a long private drive (the first part shared with the two neighbours) the property has a large, part cobbled parking area and front lawn. The gardens around to the rear have a sheltered patio and gently sloping lawn looking out on to the land and views beyond.
Farm Buildings - Vehicle Barns (17 m x 4.7 m), Workshop 7.9m and Stable (5.1 x 4.3m) - Forming a courtyard with the house
The more modern farm buildings are well maintained with concrete floors and extensive concrete yards, giving ease of use and a range of opportunities subject to planning.
Parlour & Loft (7.8m x 4.7m) - Two storey block built building.
Lean-to (24m x 6.8m) - Steel frame with concrete and timber walling.
Hay Barn (13.5m 9m)- Timber frame with part concrete walls and floor.
Livestock Building (13.7m x 9.1m) with concrete floor.
Covered yard with Lean-to (22.55x18m) - Substantial timber frame with mainly timber cladding and concrete floors.
Cow Kennels (22mx16.9m)- Metal frame with metal roof and cladding and concrete floor.
Former Chicken Shed - Now dilapidated - DO NOT ENTER
Land - Conveniently split into three good size south west facing paddocks the land is sheltered by mature hedges and several mature oak trees each with good access to the buildings. In all about 16.66 acres (6.74 ha).
Additional Land - Guide £200,000 - Adjoining the farm to the east is a further three fields with access to Church Lane in the village and via the main drive. Surrounded by mature hedges this gently sloping land is currently laid to pasture but would be suitable for arable cropping. Extending to 18.11 acres (7.33 ha)
Services - Mains electric. Mains water connection available (not currently connected to the house). Private water via borehole (shared with two neighbours). Private Entec Treatment Drainage System (not shared).
Situation & Description - The property occupies a glorious elevated rural position with fantastic views, on the southern edge of the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is located a short distance from the popular village of Awliscombe.
Supported by an active local community, Awliscombe is host to a well regarded primary school, public house and village hall.
The market town of Honiton lies approximately 3 miles to the south east, offering a comprehensive range of amenities in addition to a direct rail service between Exeter and London Waterloo and excellent road links via the A30/303. The M5 at Cullompton (Junction 28) is a straightforward journey of approximately 9 miles to the North.
Converted in the late '90s these two barn conversions have light and airy rooms with high ceilings and large windows. Little Moos (on the right) has consent for full residential use with the adjoining Prues Cottage restricted to holiday occupancy.
Accommodation - On the ground floor each barn has tiled flooring with kitchen/dining room, sitting room with wood burning stoves and downstairs shower rooms. On the first floor each barn has two generous bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the 2nd bedroom in Prues being a mezzanine level.
Garden & Grounds - Approached by a long private drive (the first part shared with the two neighbours) the property has a large, part cobbled parking area and front lawn. The gardens around to the rear have a sheltered patio and gently sloping lawn looking out on to the land and views beyond.
Farm Buildings - Vehicle Barns (17 m x 4.7 m), Workshop 7.9m and Stable (5.1 x 4.3m) - Forming a courtyard with the house
The more modern farm buildings are well maintained with concrete floors and extensive concrete yards, giving ease of use and a range of opportunities subject to planning.
Parlour & Loft (7.8m x 4.7m) - Two storey block built building.
Lean-to (24m x 6.8m) - Steel frame with concrete and timber walling.
Hay Barn (13.5m 9m)- Timber frame with part concrete walls and floor.
Livestock Building (13.7m x 9.1m) with concrete floor.
Covered yard with Lean-to (22.55x18m) - Substantial timber frame with mainly timber cladding and concrete floors.
Cow Kennels (22mx16.9m)- Metal frame with metal roof and cladding and concrete floor.
Former Chicken Shed - Now dilapidated - DO NOT ENTER
Land - Conveniently split into three good size south west facing paddocks the land is sheltered by mature hedges and several mature oak trees each with good access to the buildings. In all about 16.66 acres (6.74 ha).
Additional Land - Guide £200,000 - Adjoining the farm to the east is a further three fields with access to Church Lane in the village and via the main drive. Surrounded by mature hedges this gently sloping land is currently laid to pasture but would be suitable for arable cropping. Extending to 18.11 acres (7.33 ha)
Services - Mains electric. Mains water connection available (not currently connected to the house). Private water via borehole (shared with two neighbours). Private Entec Treatment Drainage System (not shared).
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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.