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Guide price
£450,0003 bedroom barn conversion for sale
Church Road, Colaton Raleigh
Chain-free
Barn conversion
3 beds
2 baths
1754
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
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Features and description
- Grade II-listed 15th-century thatched home
- Main cottage plus self-contained annexe
- Glass and timber atrium with flagstones
- Vaulted living room with beams and burner
- Secluded garden, garage, and parking
- Sought-after location with no chain
An opportunity to purchase this Grade II-listed property, brimming with character and featuring exposed stone walls, original timbers, and thatched roofs-both now due for replacement-situated in the highly sought-after village of Colaton Raleigh.
Crucks Barn is a remarkable and rare property, believed to date back to the 15th century. Once a cider barn with a separate cottage, the historic buildings have, over time, been seamlessly brought together through a striking glass and timber atrium-style entrance, finished with an elegant flagstone floor.
The main cottage features a kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of wooden units, a built-in oven and hob, wooden worktops, and a Belfast sink. The impressive living room is brimming with character, boasting a vaulted ceiling and a galleried landing that enhances the sense of space. Exposed timbers and a feature brick fireplace with a multi-fuel burner add warmth and charm, while double doors open directly into the garden. A staircase leads to the first floor, where a mezzanine bedroom and dressing area await, complete with exposed timber flooring and an ensuite bathroom.
The additional cottage provides self-contained living accommodation, making it ideal for an extended family or as a potential rental opportunity. On the ground floor there is a living room with exposed timber floors, a wood burner, a picture window to the front, and a stable door opening to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room features a range of units with solid wooden worktops, a built-in oven and hob, tiled flooring, and exposed ceiling beams, along with a stable door to the garden and a personal door into the garage, where a cloakroom is also located. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms, both with timber floors. The main bedroom enjoys a picture window to the front, while the second bedroom benefits from a built-in wardrobe. A family bathroom completes the first floor.
The outside
The property is approached via a paved parking area at the front, with a garage conveniently positioned to one side. Featuring double wooden doors, the garage is equipped with power and lighting, offers internal access to the annexe, and includes a cloakroom for added practicality. To the rear, the garden offers a delightful outdoor retreat, predominantly laid to lawn and complemented by a decked sun terrace, along with an array of mature shrubs, plants, and trees.
Directions
As you come into Colaton Raleigh, turn left onto Church Road and Crucks Barn is approximately 110 yards up this road on the left-hand side.
Location
Colaton Raleigh is a charming village set on the River Otter, surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside. It offers a welcoming community feel with a parish church, village hall, pub, local stores, and a cosy tearoom. The area is perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors, with a network of footpaths leading through stunning countryside, the nearby Jurassic coastline, and open commons ideal for walking, cycling, and horse riding.
The vibrant cathedral and university city of Exeter is within easy reach, offering a wealth of shopping, leisure, and sporting facilities, as well as excellent private and state schools. Transport connections are excellent, with the M5 (J30) close by, regular public transport services, rail links from Honiton to London Waterloo and from Exeter to London Paddington, and Exeter International Airport providing daily flights to London.
Crucks Barn is a remarkable and rare property, believed to date back to the 15th century. Once a cider barn with a separate cottage, the historic buildings have, over time, been seamlessly brought together through a striking glass and timber atrium-style entrance, finished with an elegant flagstone floor.
The main cottage features a kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of wooden units, a built-in oven and hob, wooden worktops, and a Belfast sink. The impressive living room is brimming with character, boasting a vaulted ceiling and a galleried landing that enhances the sense of space. Exposed timbers and a feature brick fireplace with a multi-fuel burner add warmth and charm, while double doors open directly into the garden. A staircase leads to the first floor, where a mezzanine bedroom and dressing area await, complete with exposed timber flooring and an ensuite bathroom.
The additional cottage provides self-contained living accommodation, making it ideal for an extended family or as a potential rental opportunity. On the ground floor there is a living room with exposed timber floors, a wood burner, a picture window to the front, and a stable door opening to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room features a range of units with solid wooden worktops, a built-in oven and hob, tiled flooring, and exposed ceiling beams, along with a stable door to the garden and a personal door into the garage, where a cloakroom is also located. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms, both with timber floors. The main bedroom enjoys a picture window to the front, while the second bedroom benefits from a built-in wardrobe. A family bathroom completes the first floor.
The outside
The property is approached via a paved parking area at the front, with a garage conveniently positioned to one side. Featuring double wooden doors, the garage is equipped with power and lighting, offers internal access to the annexe, and includes a cloakroom for added practicality. To the rear, the garden offers a delightful outdoor retreat, predominantly laid to lawn and complemented by a decked sun terrace, along with an array of mature shrubs, plants, and trees.
Directions
As you come into Colaton Raleigh, turn left onto Church Road and Crucks Barn is approximately 110 yards up this road on the left-hand side.
Location
Colaton Raleigh is a charming village set on the River Otter, surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside. It offers a welcoming community feel with a parish church, village hall, pub, local stores, and a cosy tearoom. The area is perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors, with a network of footpaths leading through stunning countryside, the nearby Jurassic coastline, and open commons ideal for walking, cycling, and horse riding.
The vibrant cathedral and university city of Exeter is within easy reach, offering a wealth of shopping, leisure, and sporting facilities, as well as excellent private and state schools. Transport connections are excellent, with the M5 (J30) close by, regular public transport services, rail links from Honiton to London Waterloo and from Exeter to London Paddington, and Exeter International Airport providing daily flights to London.
About this agent

We are the Team who likes to stand out from the crowd. Halls Estate Agents was established in Ottery St Mary in 1997 and expanded and rebranded to Hall and Scott Estate Agents in 2011 with additional offices in West Hill, Topsham, Sidmouth, and Exmouth. We are the only independent Estate Agent offering full coverage of the East Devon area, and as such, offer a unique level of coverage in this highly sought-after area. All our staff live locally, so, our knowledge of the East Devon market is extensive. We are open six days a week to ensure we are here for both buyers and sellers, renters and landlords and we strive to 'go the extra' mile for everyone we deal with, paying particular attention to specific requirements and ensuring that we fulfill our customers' expectations, honestly and efficiently. Within our teams, we have specialists who deal with all aspects of our business - sales, marketing, investment, and rentals - so, whatever your requirement; we will be willing and able to help. We strive to be different, to offer a level of service that is above and beyond our customers' expectations so, please do give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you. East Devon is home to a wealth of local attractions and sites of interest perfect for families and couples alike. The majority of the area is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, along with the Jurassic Coast which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cutting through the East Devon countryside to the coast are a number of dramatic valleys, including the Exe, Culm, Otter, Sid, and Axe. Many idyllic villages can be found here, and wildlife diversity is high. The opportunity to walk, cycle, and tour these valleys and the high ridges that separate them should not be missed.




































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