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MapGuide price
£725,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
Upottery, Honiton
Featured
Study
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
4135
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Grade II Listed
- Stone farmhouse
- Character features
- Large annexe barn
- Covered pool, car port & pigsty
- In all 2.75 acres (1.12 ha)
- Freehold
- Council tax band F
Historic farmhouse with annexe glorious views and nearly 3 acres. Freehold. Council Tax Band F, EPC E
Situation - Located in an elevated position with glorious views across the Otter Valley, the property is in the heart of the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The nearby village of Upottery has a lovely local community with a public house, The Sidmouth Arms, village hall, church, and a well respected primary school as well as various sports clubs and village activities. 2.5 miles to the north is the village of Churchinford, where there is a good community run shop and post office as well as the popular York Inn.
The A30, about a mile and half to the south, gives rapid access to both Honiton and Exeter to the southwest and the A303 and London to the northeast. Taunton with its direct line to London Paddington and the M5 motorway are a short drive to the north.
Honiton benefits from a range of amenities including shops, schooling and recreational facilities as well as a station on the London Waterloo line.
Description - Built in the 16th Century, this charming stone former farmhouse was substantially renovated in the mid 80's by its architect owner, including a new thatch roof (the ridge will require some work soon) and some quality timber work, enhancing the historic character of this wonderful home.
A cross-passage hall leads into the main reception rooms, both of which have large fireplaces, the dining room fireplace featuring 3 bread-ovens, a large bressummer beam and what is thought to be an old curing chamber. To the rear is a double aspect kitchen, at the far end of the house is the study/library, and to the bottom is a large utility/boot room, which was once the old dairy.
A late 16th/17th century newel staircase gives you access to the first floor where there are two generous bedrooms, each with high vaulted ceilings, the main bedroom with a huge en-suite bathroom with rolltop bath. There is also a guest/family bathroom.
Above the utility/boot room a steep staircase goes up to a studio/mezzanine bedroom.
The Barn - Adjoining the lower part of the farmhouse, the barn was converted in the late 70's/early 80's into an annexe, subject to conditions and section 52 agreement (so it wasn't separated from the house). The accommodation includes a fitted kitchen, impressive double height living spaces with a wood burner and exposed beams and stonework, there are doors to the rear garden and stairs to a mezzanine floor bedroom.
Next to the annex, there is a sizable utility/boiler room, which houses the washing machine and has plenty of cupboards and shelving for useful additional storage. The boiler in here heats the annex and the pool, there is another boiler inside the main house for heating too
Outside - The property is approached down a short sweeping private lane into a cobbled courtyard in front of the house, where there is a large log/garden store. The lane loops into the front paddock back out to the drive past a useful car port.
Behind the house is a rear courtyard leading around to a side garden, where there is a WC.
Beyond the garden and with a separate field access, are two paddocks sheltered by tree-lined boundaries.
In all the property extends to 2.75 acres (1.12 ha).
Swimming Pool - Set behind the house, the swimming pool is now in need of some renovation. Beside the covered pool is a filtration system.
Pigsty - Opposite the house across the courtyard is a stone former pigsty with a slate roof and small enclosures behind.
Car Port - At the top of the front paddock is a useful timber frame car port.
Services - Mains electric. Oil-fired central heating to house and barn. Fibre optic to the house by Gigaclear (upto 1gb/s available), not currently connected. Water Supply from a spring fed system - recently upgraded by On Tap. Private drainage systems to house and barn, both likely to need an upgrade to meet general binding rules. Quote for replacement available.
Directions - From Honiton, head east on the A30. Turn left to Rawridge and Upottery, continue through the village and after about a mile, turn down right. After about 20 meters, on the tight right bend the entrance is on your left/straight on.
Situation - Located in an elevated position with glorious views across the Otter Valley, the property is in the heart of the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The nearby village of Upottery has a lovely local community with a public house, The Sidmouth Arms, village hall, church, and a well respected primary school as well as various sports clubs and village activities. 2.5 miles to the north is the village of Churchinford, where there is a good community run shop and post office as well as the popular York Inn.
The A30, about a mile and half to the south, gives rapid access to both Honiton and Exeter to the southwest and the A303 and London to the northeast. Taunton with its direct line to London Paddington and the M5 motorway are a short drive to the north.
Honiton benefits from a range of amenities including shops, schooling and recreational facilities as well as a station on the London Waterloo line.
Description - Built in the 16th Century, this charming stone former farmhouse was substantially renovated in the mid 80's by its architect owner, including a new thatch roof (the ridge will require some work soon) and some quality timber work, enhancing the historic character of this wonderful home.
A cross-passage hall leads into the main reception rooms, both of which have large fireplaces, the dining room fireplace featuring 3 bread-ovens, a large bressummer beam and what is thought to be an old curing chamber. To the rear is a double aspect kitchen, at the far end of the house is the study/library, and to the bottom is a large utility/boot room, which was once the old dairy.
A late 16th/17th century newel staircase gives you access to the first floor where there are two generous bedrooms, each with high vaulted ceilings, the main bedroom with a huge en-suite bathroom with rolltop bath. There is also a guest/family bathroom.
Above the utility/boot room a steep staircase goes up to a studio/mezzanine bedroom.
The Barn - Adjoining the lower part of the farmhouse, the barn was converted in the late 70's/early 80's into an annexe, subject to conditions and section 52 agreement (so it wasn't separated from the house). The accommodation includes a fitted kitchen, impressive double height living spaces with a wood burner and exposed beams and stonework, there are doors to the rear garden and stairs to a mezzanine floor bedroom.
Next to the annex, there is a sizable utility/boiler room, which houses the washing machine and has plenty of cupboards and shelving for useful additional storage. The boiler in here heats the annex and the pool, there is another boiler inside the main house for heating too
Outside - The property is approached down a short sweeping private lane into a cobbled courtyard in front of the house, where there is a large log/garden store. The lane loops into the front paddock back out to the drive past a useful car port.
Behind the house is a rear courtyard leading around to a side garden, where there is a WC.
Beyond the garden and with a separate field access, are two paddocks sheltered by tree-lined boundaries.
In all the property extends to 2.75 acres (1.12 ha).
Swimming Pool - Set behind the house, the swimming pool is now in need of some renovation. Beside the covered pool is a filtration system.
Pigsty - Opposite the house across the courtyard is a stone former pigsty with a slate roof and small enclosures behind.
Car Port - At the top of the front paddock is a useful timber frame car port.
Services - Mains electric. Oil-fired central heating to house and barn. Fibre optic to the house by Gigaclear (upto 1gb/s available), not currently connected. Water Supply from a spring fed system - recently upgraded by On Tap. Private drainage systems to house and barn, both likely to need an upgrade to meet general binding rules. Quote for replacement available.
Directions - From Honiton, head east on the A30. Turn left to Rawridge and Upottery, continue through the village and after about a mile, turn down right. After about 20 meters, on the tight right bend the entrance is on your left/straight on.
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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.