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Total views: 2500+
Guide price
£800,0004 bedroom barn conversion for sale
High Bickington, Umberleigh, Devon, EX37
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Chain-free
Study
Solar panels
Barn conversion
4 beds
3 baths
3.56 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Basic 25Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- A beautiful 4 bedroom detached Grade II Listed barn conversion
- Stable block with tack room hardstanding
- A paddock that is ideal for Equestrian use
- Driveway parking for multiple vehicles
- Suitable for multi-generational living
- Stunning outlook across the rolling countryside
- Solar panels generating an income
- Set within approximately 3.56 acres
- A stunning blend of period, character and modern comfort
- Steeped in architectural and historical significance
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The Granary is part of an exclusive collection of former agricultural buildings that have been thoughtfully converted into individual homes. Witherhill Granary is an exceptional Grade II listed residence showcasing a stunning blend of period, character and modern comfort, with attractive stone and partially rendered elevations, bespoke double-glazed windows, and a traditional slate roof.
Steeped in architectural and historical significance, the interior offers an appealing mix of original features and contemporary finishes. The flexible layout is ideal for multigenerational living or as a home with income potential—perfect for use as a guest house or B&B.
Set within approximately 3.5 acres, the property includes formal gardens, paddocks, ample off-road parking, and a variety of timber outbuildings and stables. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate the scale, character, and charm of this unique home.
A large, open-fronted porch leads to a striking reception hall with vaulted and beamed ceilings, stone flooring, and a walk-in larder. Steps descend to a stylish shower room, featuring a travertine basin with slate surround, a tiled shower cubicle, WC, and tiled walls.
The sitting room is a beautifully proportioned triple-aspect space, showcasing an open stone inglenook fireplace with display niches, a wood-burning stove, and French oak flooring. The room also boasts exposed beams, a window seat, and arched alcoves.
The dining room, also with oak flooring and exposed timbers, opens into the kitchen, which continues the traditional aesthetic with country-style cream units, oak worktops, and a Belfast sink. High-end appliances include a Smeg oven, Samsung gas hob, and integrated fridge/freezer, alongside a recessed electric Aga with tiled surround. A central slate-topped island provides additional storage and workspace.
From the hall, a utility/rear porch offers practical amenities including a Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine, stable door to the garden, and an overhead clothes airer.
First Floor
A short staircase leads to a mezzanine landing, currently arranged as a library and reading nook with fitted bookcases and storage, overlooking the main hall.
Bedroom 1 enjoys a double aspect, built-in wardrobes, and a private dressing area. The en-suite bathroom features a wood-panelled bath, traditional fixtures, pedestal basin, WC, and an additional porcelain washbasin set into a pine vanity unit.
Lower Ground Floor
Descending from the hall, the lower landing provides access to utility cupboards and the inner hall, which leads to:
Bedroom 2, currently used as a lounge, with built-in storage and garden views.
Bedroom 3, similarly styled with views and built-in wardrobe.
Bedroom 4, part of a potential guest suite, with garden outlook and adjoining bathroom 2 with cast iron antique victorian roll-top bath, traditional tiling, basin and WC.
Outside
A shared private drive (owned by Witherhill Granary) provides vehicular access and ample parking. Adjacent is a timber outbuilding (approx. 28'5 x 15'5) housing a wood store, tool shed, and freezer room, all with power and lighting.
Gardens & Land
To the west, a brick patio leads into a lawned garden with mature trees and vibrant planting. The southern side offers a raised terrace with an arbour, ornamental fish pond, and another lawn area enjoying panoramic countryside views.
Beyond, a gated paddock connects to the stable yard with three loose boxes, a tack room and store. A productive orchard and kitchen garden features raised beds. There are also privately owned solar panels located on the western side of the garden which help towards generating an additional income and reducing energy bills.
A larger enclosed field/paddock to the south includes a small willow copse, offering further potential for equestrian or smallholding use. NO ONWARD CHAIN.
From Barnstaple proceed along the A377 for approximately 8½ miles and shortly after passing Weirmarsh Farm and restaurant, bear right at Weirmarsh Cross into Nethergrove Lane which is unmarked. Continue along this lane for approximately 1½ miles and the property will be found set back from the road on the left hand side identified by our for sale board. Alternatively passing through High Bickington village from Barnstaple, after leaving the village bear left into Nethergrove Lane and the property will be found after approximately 1 mile on the right hand side.
Steeped in architectural and historical significance, the interior offers an appealing mix of original features and contemporary finishes. The flexible layout is ideal for multigenerational living or as a home with income potential—perfect for use as a guest house or B&B.
Set within approximately 3.5 acres, the property includes formal gardens, paddocks, ample off-road parking, and a variety of timber outbuildings and stables. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate the scale, character, and charm of this unique home.
A large, open-fronted porch leads to a striking reception hall with vaulted and beamed ceilings, stone flooring, and a walk-in larder. Steps descend to a stylish shower room, featuring a travertine basin with slate surround, a tiled shower cubicle, WC, and tiled walls.
The sitting room is a beautifully proportioned triple-aspect space, showcasing an open stone inglenook fireplace with display niches, a wood-burning stove, and French oak flooring. The room also boasts exposed beams, a window seat, and arched alcoves.
The dining room, also with oak flooring and exposed timbers, opens into the kitchen, which continues the traditional aesthetic with country-style cream units, oak worktops, and a Belfast sink. High-end appliances include a Smeg oven, Samsung gas hob, and integrated fridge/freezer, alongside a recessed electric Aga with tiled surround. A central slate-topped island provides additional storage and workspace.
From the hall, a utility/rear porch offers practical amenities including a Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine, stable door to the garden, and an overhead clothes airer.
First Floor
A short staircase leads to a mezzanine landing, currently arranged as a library and reading nook with fitted bookcases and storage, overlooking the main hall.
Bedroom 1 enjoys a double aspect, built-in wardrobes, and a private dressing area. The en-suite bathroom features a wood-panelled bath, traditional fixtures, pedestal basin, WC, and an additional porcelain washbasin set into a pine vanity unit.
Lower Ground Floor
Descending from the hall, the lower landing provides access to utility cupboards and the inner hall, which leads to:
Bedroom 2, currently used as a lounge, with built-in storage and garden views.
Bedroom 3, similarly styled with views and built-in wardrobe.
Bedroom 4, part of a potential guest suite, with garden outlook and adjoining bathroom 2 with cast iron antique victorian roll-top bath, traditional tiling, basin and WC.
Outside
A shared private drive (owned by Witherhill Granary) provides vehicular access and ample parking. Adjacent is a timber outbuilding (approx. 28'5 x 15'5) housing a wood store, tool shed, and freezer room, all with power and lighting.
Gardens & Land
To the west, a brick patio leads into a lawned garden with mature trees and vibrant planting. The southern side offers a raised terrace with an arbour, ornamental fish pond, and another lawn area enjoying panoramic countryside views.
Beyond, a gated paddock connects to the stable yard with three loose boxes, a tack room and store. A productive orchard and kitchen garden features raised beds. There are also privately owned solar panels located on the western side of the garden which help towards generating an additional income and reducing energy bills.
A larger enclosed field/paddock to the south includes a small willow copse, offering further potential for equestrian or smallholding use. NO ONWARD CHAIN.
From Barnstaple proceed along the A377 for approximately 8½ miles and shortly after passing Weirmarsh Farm and restaurant, bear right at Weirmarsh Cross into Nethergrove Lane which is unmarked. Continue along this lane for approximately 1½ miles and the property will be found set back from the road on the left hand side identified by our for sale board. Alternatively passing through High Bickington village from Barnstaple, after leaving the village bear left into Nethergrove Lane and the property will be found after approximately 1 mile on the right hand side.
Rooms
Entrance Porch
Entrance Hall 4.8m x 4.75m
Utility Room
Dining Room 4.4m x 4.4m
Kitchen 5.13m x 4.47m
Sitting Room 6.53m x 6.4m
Lower Ground Floor
Bathroom
Bedroom 2 3.73m x 3.66m
Bedroom 3 3.5m x 3.43m
Bedroom 4/Study 3.45m x 2.8m
Shower Room
First Floor
Bedroom 1 6.68m x 4.83m
En Suite
Tenure
Freehold
Services
Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Shared septic tank drainage
Viewing
Strictly by appointment with the sole selling agent
Council Tax Band
E - North Devon District Council
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