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Detached house
6 beds
2 baths
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EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Super-fast 56Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Detached Six Bedroom Georgian Farmhouse
- Private setting surrounded by fields
- Separate two-bedroom barn annexe
- Witheridge 0.5 mile. M5 J27 16 miles
- Stables, ménage and traditional outbuildings
- Perfect multigenerational home
- In all 6.25 Acres
- Beautifully presented and modernised accommodation
- Council Tax Band: Main House G & Annex A
- Freehold
A stunning Georgian former farmhouse surrounded by fields, together with a quality two bedroom barn annexe, stables, traditional outbuildings, ménage and land, in all 6.25 Acres. Detached Six Bedroom Farmhouse. Separate two-bedroom annexe. Stables, ménage and outbuildings. Beautifully presented and modernised accommodation. Private setting surrounded by fields. Perfect multigenerational home. Council Tax Bands: Main House G & Annex A. EPC Bands: Main House D & Annex C. Freehold
Situation - The property sits within own land, just half a mile from the village of Witheridge. This busy and well-loved village provides amenities including; general stores, pub, doctor’s surgery, restaurant, café, church, primary school and Veterinary. Further afield Tiverton, just 10 miles, is a bustling historic town with a range of everyday amenities including high street shopping, supermarkets and leisure facilities. Tiverton also offers an excellent selection of schools, including the renowned independent Blundell’s School. Access to the M5 is found at Junction 27, approximately 16 miles, with the adjoining Tiverton Parkway mainline train station with 2 hour service to London Paddington.
The surrounding landscape provides endless opportunities for outdoor pursuits, including walking, cycling and riding. The nearby Exmoor national park provides a dramatic protected landscape running to the stunning north Devon/ Somerset Coastline.
Description - This highly attractive period home lies within a ringfenced boundary, with private drive access and no near neighbours. Views are found in all directions across the adjoining farmland.
The Property has been subject to significant improvements and refurbishment in recent years, including the conversation of a barn to a high quality two-bedroom annexe.
The whole extends in all to 6.25 acres and includes a ménage, stabling and a range of post war and traditional outbuildings, providing many of potential uses, including animal housing, fodder storage or future conversation potential, subject to the necessary consents.
In summary the property provides a rare opportunity for a private country home with excellent access and well presented and maintained accommodation with an annexe.
Main House Accommodation - A generous reception hall provides a spacious entrance area giving access to the study on one side, and a walk-in pantry room , with a further doorway leads to the large recently refurbished kitchen/ dining room. This has been refitted with a range of hand made base and wall mounted cupboards, including an island unit. This area then opens into a large sitting area with exposed floor boards, fireplace with wood burner and outlook to the front across the garden and fields. A utility, boot room and shower room lead off the kitchen with separate rear access. Two further reception rooms are accessed from the central staircase hall. Both have attractive exposed floor boards, fireplaces and inset wood burning stoves.
On the first floor are four bedrooms and a beautifully fitted bathroom. A further staircase leads to Bedroom five and six on the second floor. This area lends itself as a study, hobby space or bedroom, sitting/study space for a teenager.
Annexe Accommodation - A large and beautifully finished conversation of a former barn, the property has many characterful features including exposed A-Frame beams and open-plan rooms with engineered oak flooring and underfloor heating. The kitchen is well fitted with handmade units including an island with solid wood worktops with appliances including dishwasher, ceramic hob, hood and double oven. Bifold doors open onto the front garden. The adjoining sitting room has a wood burner and patio doors onto the garden.
The master bedroom has a dressing room and adjoining ensuite bathroom with connecting Jack & Jill door to bedroom two. A utility room is accessed from the kitchen with adjoining cloakroom with WC.
Gardens, Grounds & Outbuildings - The property is accessed via its own drive which leads though the property arriving at the rear of the house. Here a large gravel turning and parking area provides ample vehicle space, along with a double carport. Gardens surround the home and annexe, with well-maintained lawns as well as kitchen garden beds and greenhouse.
Adjoining the annexe are well maintained, post war barns providing workshop and vehicle storage and stabling, with four loose boxes and a central open space.
Two separate period barns include a former granary and roundhouse, with adjoining cattle shed currently used for log processing and storage. A separate small detached cob barn lies to the front and completes the outbuildings.
The main land area is divided into two rectangular virtually level paddocks, one containing the ménage, and both surrounded by mature hedging, the whole extending to approximately 6.25 acres.
Services - Mains electricity. Private water via spring fed well and filtration system. Private drainage via sewage treatment plant. Oil fired central heating.
Ofcom predicted broadband services - Standard: Download 18Mbps, Upload 1Mbps. Superfast: Download 56Mbps, Upload 9Mbps.
Ofcom predicted mobile coverage for voice and data: Internal - O2, Vodaphone, Three (Limited) and EE (Limited). External - EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone.
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment only through the agents, Stags.
Directions - From Tiverton take the B3137 to Witheridge passing through Nomansland. After about 10 miles continue past West Middlewick Farm Shop and continue. Just before the village the entrance can be seen on the right.
Situation - The property sits within own land, just half a mile from the village of Witheridge. This busy and well-loved village provides amenities including; general stores, pub, doctor’s surgery, restaurant, café, church, primary school and Veterinary. Further afield Tiverton, just 10 miles, is a bustling historic town with a range of everyday amenities including high street shopping, supermarkets and leisure facilities. Tiverton also offers an excellent selection of schools, including the renowned independent Blundell’s School. Access to the M5 is found at Junction 27, approximately 16 miles, with the adjoining Tiverton Parkway mainline train station with 2 hour service to London Paddington.
The surrounding landscape provides endless opportunities for outdoor pursuits, including walking, cycling and riding. The nearby Exmoor national park provides a dramatic protected landscape running to the stunning north Devon/ Somerset Coastline.
Description - This highly attractive period home lies within a ringfenced boundary, with private drive access and no near neighbours. Views are found in all directions across the adjoining farmland.
The Property has been subject to significant improvements and refurbishment in recent years, including the conversation of a barn to a high quality two-bedroom annexe.
The whole extends in all to 6.25 acres and includes a ménage, stabling and a range of post war and traditional outbuildings, providing many of potential uses, including animal housing, fodder storage or future conversation potential, subject to the necessary consents.
In summary the property provides a rare opportunity for a private country home with excellent access and well presented and maintained accommodation with an annexe.
Main House Accommodation - A generous reception hall provides a spacious entrance area giving access to the study on one side, and a walk-in pantry room , with a further doorway leads to the large recently refurbished kitchen/ dining room. This has been refitted with a range of hand made base and wall mounted cupboards, including an island unit. This area then opens into a large sitting area with exposed floor boards, fireplace with wood burner and outlook to the front across the garden and fields. A utility, boot room and shower room lead off the kitchen with separate rear access. Two further reception rooms are accessed from the central staircase hall. Both have attractive exposed floor boards, fireplaces and inset wood burning stoves.
On the first floor are four bedrooms and a beautifully fitted bathroom. A further staircase leads to Bedroom five and six on the second floor. This area lends itself as a study, hobby space or bedroom, sitting/study space for a teenager.
Annexe Accommodation - A large and beautifully finished conversation of a former barn, the property has many characterful features including exposed A-Frame beams and open-plan rooms with engineered oak flooring and underfloor heating. The kitchen is well fitted with handmade units including an island with solid wood worktops with appliances including dishwasher, ceramic hob, hood and double oven. Bifold doors open onto the front garden. The adjoining sitting room has a wood burner and patio doors onto the garden.
The master bedroom has a dressing room and adjoining ensuite bathroom with connecting Jack & Jill door to bedroom two. A utility room is accessed from the kitchen with adjoining cloakroom with WC.
Gardens, Grounds & Outbuildings - The property is accessed via its own drive which leads though the property arriving at the rear of the house. Here a large gravel turning and parking area provides ample vehicle space, along with a double carport. Gardens surround the home and annexe, with well-maintained lawns as well as kitchen garden beds and greenhouse.
Adjoining the annexe are well maintained, post war barns providing workshop and vehicle storage and stabling, with four loose boxes and a central open space.
Two separate period barns include a former granary and roundhouse, with adjoining cattle shed currently used for log processing and storage. A separate small detached cob barn lies to the front and completes the outbuildings.
The main land area is divided into two rectangular virtually level paddocks, one containing the ménage, and both surrounded by mature hedging, the whole extending to approximately 6.25 acres.
Services - Mains electricity. Private water via spring fed well and filtration system. Private drainage via sewage treatment plant. Oil fired central heating.
Ofcom predicted broadband services - Standard: Download 18Mbps, Upload 1Mbps. Superfast: Download 56Mbps, Upload 9Mbps.
Ofcom predicted mobile coverage for voice and data: Internal - O2, Vodaphone, Three (Limited) and EE (Limited). External - EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone.
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment only through the agents, Stags.
Directions - From Tiverton take the B3137 to Witheridge passing through Nomansland. After about 10 miles continue past West Middlewick Farm Shop and continue. Just before the village the entrance can be seen on the right.
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Stags Tiverton office is situated in Bampton Street, one of Tiverton's busiest shopping thoroughfares and is a short distance from Tiverton's redeveloped Pannier Market. The Professional Services department can also be found here, giving expert advice on all planning, estate management and rural business issues, as well as carrying out professional valuations for probate, matrimonial disputes and inheritance tax to name but a few. Standing between the point where the Rivers Exe and Lowman meet, Tiverton is the largest town in mid Devon and has easy access to the M5 motorway and the A361 North Devon Link Road. A popular dormitory town for commuters to Exeter and Taunton, its fortunes were built on the wool trade, which prospered during the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries. Modern Tiverton has much to offer in the way of leisure activities with a museum, plenty of footpaths along the trackbed of the old railway, the Tivoli cinema, a new leisure centre with swimming pool and gym and a country park, which was created from the Grand Western Canal. There is plenty of good shopping, too, with both high street multiples and small independent shops. Primary and secondary schools abound in Tiverton - the most famous of which is Blundell's School (founded in 1604).