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Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house for sale
Cruwys Morchard, Pennymoor, Tiverton, Devon, EX16
Chain-free
Detached house
4 beds
1 bath
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
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Features and description
- No Onward Chain
- Grade II Listed former Sunday School
- Excellent condition
- Character details throughout
- Spacious sitting room with wood-burning stove
- Kitchen with an oil fired Aga
- 4 bedrooms
- Generous gardens
- Double garage
- Rural yet accessible location
A converted Sunday School originally built in 1844, overlooking the attractive Cruwys Morchard estate.
Set on the edge of Cruwys Morchard — a peaceful hamlet nestled in rolling Devon countryside — this Grade II listed four-bedroom detached house offers period charm, practical features and generous outdoor space.
Inside, the home is rich in character, with exposed beams, stone fireplaces, and mullioned windows throughout. The spacious sitting room features a high ceiling, a woodburning stove, and windows believed to have been made at the historic Heathcoat Foundry in Tiverton — a nod to the area’s industrial heritage. The breakfast room leads into a fitted kitchen with oil-fired AGA, while a light-filled garden room offers far-reaching views. Upstairs, four bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and ground floor cloakroom.
A thoughtful detail awaits in the front porch, where the original wording “Give us day by day our daily bread” is etched — a quiet reminder of the home’s history and enduring warmth.
Outside, the gardens are a standout feature: a mix of gravelled and paved seating areas, cottage-style planting, and a productive section with raised beds, greenhouse, and shed. A pull-in area and large driveway provide ample parking, leading to a double garage and workshop.
Cruwys Morchard offers a distinctly rural lifestyle, with open fields and quiet lanes, yet the property is far from remote. The nearby village of Witheridge provides everyday amenities, while Tiverton — just a short drive east — offers supermarkets, schools (including Blundell’s), and a wider range of services.
For regional and national connections, the A361 North Devon Link Road is easily accessible, linking to the M5 at Junction 27. From there, Tiverton Parkway offers mainline rail services to Exeter, Bristol, and London Paddington. Exeter itself, with its university, airport, and cultural attractions, is within comfortable commuting distance.
This is a home that offers the best of both worlds: countryside tranquillity without compromising on convenience.
Services:
Mains electricity and water. Oil fired boiler serving hot water and central heating. Private drainage.
Tenure:
Freehold
Council Tax:
Band E
Local Authority:
Mid Devon District Council[use Contact Agent Button]
Set on the edge of Cruwys Morchard — a peaceful hamlet nestled in rolling Devon countryside — this Grade II listed four-bedroom detached house offers period charm, practical features and generous outdoor space.
Inside, the home is rich in character, with exposed beams, stone fireplaces, and mullioned windows throughout. The spacious sitting room features a high ceiling, a woodburning stove, and windows believed to have been made at the historic Heathcoat Foundry in Tiverton — a nod to the area’s industrial heritage. The breakfast room leads into a fitted kitchen with oil-fired AGA, while a light-filled garden room offers far-reaching views. Upstairs, four bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and ground floor cloakroom.
A thoughtful detail awaits in the front porch, where the original wording “Give us day by day our daily bread” is etched — a quiet reminder of the home’s history and enduring warmth.
Outside, the gardens are a standout feature: a mix of gravelled and paved seating areas, cottage-style planting, and a productive section with raised beds, greenhouse, and shed. A pull-in area and large driveway provide ample parking, leading to a double garage and workshop.
Cruwys Morchard offers a distinctly rural lifestyle, with open fields and quiet lanes, yet the property is far from remote. The nearby village of Witheridge provides everyday amenities, while Tiverton — just a short drive east — offers supermarkets, schools (including Blundell’s), and a wider range of services.
For regional and national connections, the A361 North Devon Link Road is easily accessible, linking to the M5 at Junction 27. From there, Tiverton Parkway offers mainline rail services to Exeter, Bristol, and London Paddington. Exeter itself, with its university, airport, and cultural attractions, is within comfortable commuting distance.
This is a home that offers the best of both worlds: countryside tranquillity without compromising on convenience.
Services:
Mains electricity and water. Oil fired boiler serving hot water and central heating. Private drainage.
Tenure:
Freehold
Council Tax:
Band E
Local Authority:
Mid Devon District Council[use Contact Agent Button]
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