For the current Vendor this stone barn under a slate roof has been a perfect hideaway as well as being an income generator as required. Out the front of the property is ample space for up to 4 vehicles and a modern thermally efficient composite door leads you into the most welcoming and homely accommodation having a long split level reception hall running across the front, which is on the eastern side, off which all the accommodation leads as well as providing access via a fold away ladder to an enormous part boarded loft space with power and light connected. Subject to planning this could possibly provide further accommodation. The fabulous triple aspect kitchen/breakfast/sitting room is at one end of the hall up some steps and is a great space for entertaining being open plan yet laid out a separate area. There is a range of modern soft close wall floor and drawer unit with extensive work surfacing, , hob, oven and extractor, cupboard with space for a washing machine and a bistro bar and work surface provides a division to the sitting area. This has lovely outlook on one side across the garden beyond and on the angle sits a feature wall with inset log burner sat upon a slate hearth and having an exposed polished flue, making quite a statement.

Down the hall are the two double bedrooms one with an en suite shower room the other having low height doors leading out to the garden. Finishing off the accommodation is a stylish shower/cloak room.

The mainly lawned garden offers a lovely spot to while away the hours with a terrace being an ideal spot of al fresco entertaining having views across the neighbouring lawned garden to the fields beyond. At the opposite end sits the office/garden room which would make a great place to work from or to shelter from the sun and just read a book. A garden store forms part of this construction. Another store is accessed from the drive and may offer further potential if so required.
All in all, a lovely welcoming home with bags of character, in a tucked away position within a wonderful village.
Leave Torrington on the A386 towards Okehampton. Continue through the village of Merton until reaching Meeth. Upon entering the village turn left on right hand bend by the road narrowing sign and before The Bull and Dragon Pub. Continue straight ahead down the lane which does get bumpy, and the property will be found immediately on the left in courtyard the development of barns.

From Exeter take M5 to the junction past Exeter, take A30 signposted Launceston leaving at the Okehampton junction onto the B3260. Head into the town centre turning right at the traffic lights into Market Street signed Hatherleigh. Leave the town and continue for about 2 miles until the junction with the A386. Turn right to Hatherleigh at the village go straight ahead at the roundabout keeping on the A386 leaving the village on the right hand side continuing for about 7 miles to the village of Meeth where the Bull and Dragon Pub will be facing on a slight rise. Turn right on the left hand bend and continue as above into the courtyard of barns.