A spacious three bedroom Cottage situated in the popular Bolham area of Tiverton.

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Barton House is a truly enchanting semi-detached family home, formerly part of the Stoodleigh Estate it offers an idyllic blend of countryside tranquillity without the sense of isolation. Perfectly positioned, it enjoys superb connectivity with excellent road links to North Devon, the M5, and the wild beauty of Exmoor, allowing for both ease of travel and the enjoyment of a quintessential rural lifestyle. Once a B&B, the property has been sensitively and thoughtfully modernised, striking a beautiful balance between contemporary comfort and timeless charm. Original features remain lovingly intact, with elegant high ceilings and characterful detailing that whisper of the home’s rich history. Arranged gracefully over three floors, the accommodation is both generous and versatile, offering five well-proportioned bedrooms and four bathrooms. This creates a wonderfully flexible environment, perfectly suited to growing families or multi-generational living, where everyone can find their own space while sharing in the warmth of the home. The former dairy, brimming with potential, is currently enjoyed as a gym and children’s playroom, yet it presents an exciting opportunity for further transformation, subject to the necessary planning and listed building consents. Outside, the enclosed garden provides a private haven for relaxation and entertaining, while the addition of parking ensures practicality complements the home’s undeniable charm. Altogether, Barton House is a rare and captivating property, where character, comfort, and countryside living come together beautifully. Life in Stoodleigh moves at a gentler pace, offering a true escape from the bustle of modern living. Residents enjoy the simple pleasures of countryside life, from scenic walks through rolling farmland and along quiet country lanes, to the changing seasons that bring colour and texture to the surrounding landscape. It is a place where neighbours know one another, and community spirit thrives, whether through local gatherings, village events, or simply the rhythm of everyday life. Despite its peaceful and rural feel, the village is conveniently located just a few miles from the thriving market town of Tiverton. Here, you’ll find a wide range of amenities, independent shops, cafés, and the highly regarded Blundell’s School, making it an excellent choice for families. For those who love the outdoors, Stoodleigh is ideally positioned to make the most of Devon’s natural beauty. The wild, open landscapes of Exmoor National Park are within easy reach, offering miles of walking, riding, and breathtaking views, while the stunning North Devon coastline beckons with its golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and endless opportunities for surfing, coastal walks, and seaside dining. Altogether, Stoodleigh offers a lifestyle that perfectly balances tranquillity, community, and connectivity an idyllic setting to call home. From the parking area, a covered pathway runs alongside the former dairy, leading through to a further sheltered area, from which access to the kitchen is conveniently provided. The open-plan kitchen/dining space forms a truly beautiful and sociable heart to the home, naturally becoming the central hub for day-to-day living. Thoughtfully designed, the space has been cleverly arranged to create distinct areas for cooking, dining, and gathering, whilst still maintaining an effortless sense of flow and openness. The kitchen itself is both stylish and highly functional, carefully fitted to maximise every inch of space, with an emphasis on both practicality and aesthetic appeal. It lends itself perfectly to everything from relaxed family breakfasts to more formal entertaining, seamlessly connecting with the dining area to create a warm and inviting environment where family and friends can come together. Continuing on the ground floor there is a useful utility room and a separate WC. The home flows into a central hall with stairs rising to the first floor. From here there is access to a separate lounge, a study, and a sitting room (currently utilised as a children's playroom). Stairs also lead down to a basement area, offering additional versatility. On the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, with two of the rooms benefiting from en suite bathrooms. There is also a family bathroom serving this level. Continuing up to the top floor, there are a further two bedrooms and a separate bathroom. Leading from the larger bedroom is an additional room, which lends itself perfectly to use as a dressing room, children’s playroom, or even an additional home office. Outside The property is graced with a beautifully maintained garden, predominantly laid to lawn, offering a tranquil and private sanctuary that feels both inviting and effortlessly elegant. Gently enclosed, the space provides a wonderful sense of seclusion, where birdsong and open skies create the perfect backdrop for peaceful mornings and leisurely afternoons. Thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and entertaining, the garden flows seamlessly into a charming patio area, ideal for al fresco dining or simply enjoying a quiet coffee in the sunshine. The addition of a stylish outdoor bar further enhances the space, creating a vibrant and sociable focal point perfect for hosting summer gatherings or unwinding as the sun sets on warm evenings. To the front of the property there is also a charming lawned area, providing an inviting spot for a morning coffee while enjoying the peaceful surroundings and gentle rhythm of village life. Bordered by mature hedging, it offers an additional sense of privacy and a welcoming approach to the home. There is also a former dairy building which offers additional storage space or potential for conversion, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Practicality is equally well considered, with parking conveniently located to the side of the garden, ensuring ease and accessibility. Mains electric, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating. We encourage you to check before viewing a property the potential broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage. You can do so by visiting https://checker.ofcom.org.uk The property is grade II listed and there is also a flying freehold. We also understand there is a historic right of access across the garden. Fixtures and Fittings All fixtures and fittings unless specifically referred to in this document are otherwise expressly excluded from the sale of the freehold. Tenure The property is Freehold with the benefit of vacant possession (subject to any rights of holdover which may be required dependent on the completion date). Viewings Strictly via the selling agent Wayleaves, Rights of Way and Easements The property is being sold subject to and with the benefits of all rights including right of way (whether public or private) light, support, drainage, water and electricity supplies and other rights and obligations, easements and quasi easements and restrictive covenants and all existing and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains, water, gas and other pipes whether referred to in these particulars or not.

Semi-Detached House for sale with 5 bedrooms in Stoodleigh, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 at 695000

House for sale with 5 bedrooms in Stoodleigh, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 at 695000

A Remarkable Devon Country Home with an Annexe Set amid the beautiful Mid Devon countryside, Ravenswood Lodge is an exceptional former coach house and stables offering almost 6,000 sq ft of wonderfully versatile accommodation, combining the character and proportions of a substantial period country home with a superb four bedroom annexe and detached converted barn. Once forming part of the historic Stoodleigh Court estate, the property has evolved into a particularly impressive family home. Behind its handsome Elevations lies an abundance of character, with high ceilings, flagstone floors, an impressive oak staircase, fireplaces and wood burning stoves set within beautifully presented living spaces designed for modern family life. What makes Ravenswood Lodge particularly special, however, is its flexibility. With nine bedrooms and seven bathrooms in total, which includes a substantial four bedroom annexe. The property could work beautifully for an extended family, several generations living together, regular guests or potentially provide an income stream, subject to any necessary consents. At the heart of the main house is a wonderfully sociable country kitchen with seating area, a separate formal dining room, and a magnificent drawing room which provides a real sense of occasion, with floor-to-ceiling glazing and French doors opening onto the courtyard. Outside, the house is surrounded by beautifully established, predominantly south facing gardens, while the attractive courtyard provides generous parking and a superb covered entertaining area. A further detached converted barn, currently arranged as a home office and gym, provides another highly adaptable space away from the main house. Despite its wonderfully peaceful setting, Ravenswood Lodge is not isolated. The centre of Stoodleigh lies approximately half a mile away, Tiverton approximately 5.5 miles away, while Tiverton Parkway and Junction 27 of the M5 are approximately 12.5 miles away. The Kitchen and Entertaining Spaces The kitchen is very much the everyday heart of Ravenswood Lodge. A large, relaxed and sociable room equally suited to family breakfasts, informal suppers and entertaining friends. High ceilings and generous proportions give the room an immediate sense of space, while the Aga, solid timber cabinetry, granite work surfaces and substantial central island reinforce the property's country house warmth and character. A window seat creates a lovely informal place to sit overlooking the courtyard, while the adjoining dining area comfortably accommodates a large table. Bespoke cabinetry and wine storage complete a room designed as much for gathering as cooking. Beyond lies one of the property's most impressive spaces: a magnificent reception hall with authentic flagstone flooring and a striking oak staircase. Large enough to accommodate a substantial dining table, it creates an impressive setting for more formal entertaining. The drawing room is equally memorable. Exceptionally generous in scale, floor-to-ceiling glazing floods the room with natural light, while French doors connect directly with the courtyard. A handsome stone fireplace and wood burning stove provide a focal point and bring warmth and intimacy to what is otherwise a wonderfully grand reception room. A further dual aspect reception room provides a more intimate space, with its own fireplace and wood burning stove. A lockable door connects this room to the annexe. Bedrooms and Bathrooms The main house provides five generous double bedrooms. The principal bedroom is an impressive and peaceful retreat, enjoying beautiful views and excellent natural light. A dedicated dressing room leads to a beautiful en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower. The second bedroom is an excellent guest suite, with built-in wardrobes and its own stylish en-suite bathroom. There are three further double bedrooms. The main bathroom is particularly generous, combining period inspired detailing with contemporary convenience. A large walk-in shower sits alongside a freestanding claw foot bath, complemented by twin pedestal basins. Throughout the first floor, the property's original character has been sensitively retained. A particularly charming detail can be found within the oak panelling at the top of the stairs, where a concealed section opens to reveal a stairgate which disappears neatly into the wall when not required. A Home Within A Home - A Substantial Four Bedroom Annexe One of Ravenswood Lodge's greatest strengths is its substantial, self-contained four bedroom annexe, offering an exceptional opportunity for multi-generational living, where two generations of a family can enjoy living alongside one another while retaining their own space and independence. Far more than a conventional guest annexe, this is a home in its own right, with beautifully proportioned accommodation and an exceptionally spacious reception room, complete with a fireplace, wood burning stove and French doors opening onto a private terrace. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive in size, benefiting from its own WC and a well-appointed en-suite bathroom featuring a freestanding roll-top bath and separate shower. Two further double bedrooms also enjoy en-suite facilities, while a fourth bedroom with use of its own bathroom completes the accommodation, providing flexibility for family members or guests. Importantly, a lockable internal connection allows the annexe to function independently or be incorporated into the main residence as family circumstances evolve. There is also the possibility of incorporating one of the annexe's bedrooms and bathrooms into the main house to create ground floor bedroom accommodation, while still retaining a generous three bedroom annexe. The annexe could be ideally suited to elderly parents, grown-up children or extended family, while also offering potential for holiday accommodation, subject to any necessary consents and requirements. The annexe is currently operated as a successful holiday let, providing an additional source of income. This remarkable flexibility makes Ravenswood Lodge particularly appealing to families seeking a home that can adapt to their needs, both now and in the years ahead. Outside Ravenswood Lodge is approached through secure electric gates into an attractive walled and cobbled courtyard, creating a private and welcoming arrival. There is generous gravel parking together with a large covered seating area at the far end of the courtyard. With heating and space for a hot tub, this is a particularly enjoyable outdoor entertaining space that can be used throughout much of the year. A wrought iron gateway leads into the beautifully established gardens. Mature trees, shrubs and planting increase privacy and tranquillity. The gardens offer the character associated with a country home without the extensive acreage and maintenance that can come with a larger country estate. Away from the main house is a detached converted barn, currently arranged as a home office and private gym. With garden views and its own sense of separation from the main accommodation, this is an exceptionally versatile additional space which could equally serve as a studio, cinema, games room or creative workspace, subject to its existing permissions and use. The Setting Despite its peaceful rural setting, Ravenswood Lodge is remarkably well connected. The centre of the attractive village of Stoodleigh is approximately half a mile away, while the A361 is around two miles from the property. Tiverton is approximately 5.5 miles away, providing a good range of amenities and services. For wider travel, Junction 27 of the M5 and Tiverton Parkway railway station are approximately 12.5 miles away, providing convenient connections for Exeter, the wider South West and beyond. Ravenswood Lodge therefore offers a particularly appealing combination: the space, privacy and character of a substantial Devon country home, together with the connectivity required for modern family life. In Summary Ravenswood Lodge is a rare and unusually flexible country property. Its combination of substantial main accommodation, four-bedroom annexe, detached barn, beautiful gardens and excellent connectivity creates a home capable of adapting to a wide range of lifestyles. Whether the priority is multi-generational living, entertaining, working from home, accommodating extended family or creating additional income potential, Ravenswood Lodge offers the space and flexibility to make those possibilities a reality. Additional Information: • Tenure: Freehold • Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council • EPC Rating: E Services: Mains electricity. Mains drainage. Electric AGA. read more

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Situated just south of the Exmoor National Park, this delightful rural property enjoys a prime position only 10 minutes from the popular town of Dulverton. It's an ideal setting for those seeking the tranquillity of the countryside without complete isolation, offering a perfect balance between peaceful living and convenient access to nearby towns and transport links. The location is well-suited for commuters and those needing to travel regularly, with easy access to Tiverton, South Molton, Barnstaple, and further afield via the North Devon Link Road, which connects efficiently to the motorway and mainline railway network. The property lies just minutes from the breathtaking scenery of Exmoor National Park, a protected landscape encompassing 265 square miles of heather-covered moorland, wooded river valleys, and picturesque villages. It’s a haven for walkers, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts. As illustrated by the floor plan, the property is accessed via the front door into a welcoming entrance hall, setting the tone for the spacious and well-presented accommodation throughout. To your left, you’ll find a generously proportioned sitting room that benefits from a dual-aspect layout, allowing natural light to flood the space. This room features attractive sliding doors that lead out onto a raised patio area—perfect for entertaining or relaxing outdoors. A wood-burning stove provides a cosy focal point, ideal for colder months. The heart of the home is the impressive kitchen, which offers a substantial amount of space for both cooking and dining. It is fitted with an extensive range of wall and base units, complemented by ample work surface space. There is provision for a gas range-style cooker, making it a perfect space for any keen cook or entertainer. The kitchen is large enough to accommodate a family dining table and enjoys views over the garden. Adjoining the kitchen is a practical utility room with a side door providing access to the exterior—ideal for muddy boots or managing laundry needs discreetly. There is also a cupboard that offers additional storage and previously functioned as a W.C. The property comprises four bedrooms in total. Bedroom one is a large double room with its own private en-suite shower room and a door leading to the outside. It also features a dedicated dressing area Bedroom two is another well-sized double room, complete with its own en-suite shower room and dressing room, offering comfort and privacy—perfect for guests or family members. Bedrooms three and four are both good-sized rooms that can comfortably accommodate double beds. These versatile spaces would also make excellent home offices, guest rooms, or hobby spaces depending on your needs. Both are served by a stylish family bathroom featuring a bath with an overhead shower. Upon entering the driveway, the property offers ample off-road parking, with double gates to the left opening onto a gravelled area that provides access to the smaller paddocks and gardens. On the opposite side of the driveway, there is further parking alongside a useful workshop ideal for DIY projects or additional storage. To the side and rear, the home enjoys a wrap-around garden bordered by mature hedging, trees, and shrubs, providing year-round privacy and seasonal colour. The raised patio terrace accessed from the sitting room creates an ideal space for alfresco dining and relaxation. Additional highlights include a natural pond, a selection of orchard trees, and two field shelters, all set within securely fenced areas. The land is divided into two separate, fully fenced paddocks, offering flexibility for a variety of uses such as grazing, or small-scale farming. In total, the property extends to just over 6 acres, comprising a harmonious blend of gardens, well-maintained grounds, and open pasture. This expansive outdoor space provides an ideal setting for those seeking a rural lifestyle, with ample room for animals, recreational activities, or potential development (subject to planning permissions). The property is subject to an agricultural tie. ‘The occupation of the dwelling shall be limited to a person solely or mainly employed or last employed in the locality in agriculture, as defined in Section 290 (1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1971, or forestry, or a dependant of such person residing with him or her or a widow or widower of such a person’. Shared Private water, private drainage, mains electric. Gas central heating. ng a We encourage you to check before viewing a property the potential broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage. You can do so by visiting https://checker.ofcom.org.uk

Bungalow for sale with 4 bedrooms in East Anstey, Tiverton, Somerset, EX16 at 595000

This attractive semi-detached home is located in a small cul-de-sac and benefits from an adjacent garage, off-road parking, and a fully enclosed side and rear garden. The property offers well-presented accommodation throughout. An entrance hall welcomes you into the home, with stairs rising to the first floor, doors to all principal ground-floor rooms, and a convenient WC. To the right is the kitchen, fitted with a good range of matching base and wall units, an integrated oven and hob, as well as plumbing for a washing machine. On the first floor, there are three good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom featuring a quality white suite, including a panelled bath with a folding glass screen and thermostatic shower over, WC, pedestal basin, and three fully-tiled walls. Outside, to the front, there is a brick-paved parking area, a garage, a small ornamental gravelled section, and access to the fully enclosed side and rear garden, which is mainly laid to lawn with shrub borders. The property also benefits from an external oil-fired boiler.

House for sale with 3 bedrooms in Cannington Road, Witheridge, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 at 230000

Situated in the popular village of Witheridge, 6 Wiriga Way is a deceptively spacious three bedroom semi-detached bungalow offering modern comforts, well-proportioned accommodation, and versatile living space with the benefit of driveway parking. The current owners have thoughtfully extended and significantly improved the property during their ownership, creating a functional and attractive open plan kitchen/living space. The property is approached via a private driveway providing off-road parking for up to three vehicles. The front door opens into a welcoming hallway, from which all principal rooms are accessed. To the right, you'll find a generous open-plan kitchen/dining/living area — the heart of the home. The kitchen is well-equipped with a range of integrated appliances including a slimline dishwasher, fridge/freezer, 4-ring electric hob with extractor over, oven, and a Caple composite sink. This sociable space flows naturally into the living area, where a vaulted ceiling enhances the sense of space and double doors open directly onto the rear garden. A log-burning stove in the corner adds both charm and warmth to the room. The bungalow offers three comfortable double bedrooms, each featuring built-in wardrobes for excellent storage. The family bathroom is fitted with a contemporary white suite comprising a P-shaped bath with shower over, WC, and wash basin. Outside, the rear garden is a lovely space to relax or entertain, mainly laid to lawn with a patio seating area. A former garage, now a versatile storage room, is accessed via a personal door and benefits from power, offering excellent potential as a workshop or utility.

Bungalow for sale with 3 bedrooms in Wiriga Way, Witheridge, Tiverton, Devon, EX16 at 285000

Wynefreds is a unique and special property, offering the rare opportunity to live in a truly historic house which, at the same time, is a cosy family home. Wynefreds is Grade II* listed and thus a member of an elite group of just over 1,200 Grade II* buildings in Devon. With the exceptionally fine cut stonework, dated inscription and oriel window of its public-facing elevation, Wynefreds was a high-status residence of significance in Elizabethan Devon. The wealth of surviving high-quality original external and internal features point to the importance of the house. While, in contrast, the rebuilding of the private, garden-facing façade in the 19th century has provided large windows, giving the house an abundance of natural light and comfortable living spaces. The inscription tells us that in 1564, Wynefred Worth (eldest daughter of Simon Worth of the principal landowning family of Washfield) married Richard(?) Berd JP MS. Wynefred and Richard and their children made this their home and it has continued as a family home ever since. Opinion among buildings historians vary but it is possible that the core of the house, with its high ceilings, great chamber or solar room, and three floors, predates 1564 and one suggestion is that it may have been a hunting lodge for the Worth family to entertain guests while looking out on their church, village and landholdings. For the curious there is still much to learn from the archives and from the building itself - the story of Wynefreds is not yet finished. The weight of history, however, sits lightly on Wynefred’s shoulders and the house adapts to the individuality of each new custodian and the needs of changing generations. The house has an unusually welcoming feel, perhaps a legacy bequeathed by Wynefred herself. The living room on the ground floor retains many elements of its original medieval or early post-medieval construction. Of particular interest is the second bread oven, located to the right of the main fireplace. This feature may not always have served its current purpose. Architectural evidence suggests it may have originally functioned as a malting chamber, used in the production of small beer—a low-alcohol beverage commonly brewed in domestic settings before clean drinking water was widely available. An alternative theory proposes that this space was once an entrance vestibule, with the internal lintel currently visible over the oven door being the original external door arch. The room also contains candle alcoves and internal fireside benches, which are rare surviving elements of domestic interiors from this period. These features are integral to the original architectural fabric, offering insight into how the space would have been used for light, warmth, and gathering long before the advent of electricity or central heating. The 'stops' or decorative terminations on the ceiling beams help to identify the original span of the room. These carpentry features were both structural and ornamental, and in this case, they confirm that the current 19th-century brick façade aligns directly with the original wall line, preserving the historical footprint of the building. One of the most intriguing features is the presence of burn marks on the fireplace lintel. These are known as apotropaic marks, believed to have been made deliberately to ward off evil spirits or misfortune. The exact purpose of these marks is uncertain—they may have been part of protective rituals, or perhaps recorded significant family events, akin to keeping a log or memory on a part of the home that was central to daily life. Their presence adds a mysterious and human layer to the room's history. The kitchen area blends modern convenience with historic character. It features an oil-fired Aga that provides both cooking functionality and warmth, as well as providing hot water in keeping with the room’s traditional feel. Modern plumbing accommodates a sink and washing machine, and there are bespoke fitted units offering practical storage. A dedicated larder adds further utility while nodding to historic food storage methods. These updates have been carefully integrated to complement the room’s original features without detracting from its period charm. Upstairs, and shown as bedroom 3 on the floor plan bedroom 2 (currently used as a study) and adjacent bedroom were once part of a single, impressive space known as the Great Chamber. This room would have been the principal private apartment in the house—used for sleeping, socializing, managing the estate, and entertaining guests of high status. The subdivision into two separate rooms and a passageway is believed to have occurred during the 19th century, reflecting changing domestic needs and notions of privacy. Architectural details in both rooms reflect their former importance. The ceiling beams are finely carved, and the floorboards are unusually wide, both indicators of wealth and craftsmanship. The carved stone fireplace now with inset wood burner is an elegant and substantial feature, but even more notable is the small firebox or 'laver' situated to the left of the hearth. This rare installation would have held hot water, likely used for washing—a feature suggesting an unusually high level of domestic comfort for its time, possibly reserved for the head of the household. Off the former Great Chamber are two small ancillary chambers, which would have served specialized functions. The chamber set within the oriel window bay was likely used for family and estate administration, possibly serving as a private office for the Lord of the Manor, where important correspondence, accounts, and deeds were kept. The other chamber may have functioned as a secure storage room for valuable household items, including silverware (commonly referred to as 'plate'), pewter, and possibly textiles or documents. Or perhaps as a garderobe for ultimate convenience. These uses are inferred from the location, size, and architectural detailing of the rooms, consistent with patterns seen in similar historic manor houses. This charming spiral staircase winds gracefully upward within a thick-walled stairwell, showcasing the original character. Space at the base of the stairs now functions as a library with window bench. This staircase leads directly to the second floor, giving access to two further bedrooms and the main family bathroom with deep window. Compact yet elegant, it serves both a practical and architectural role, linking the upper living spaces while preserving the historical authenticity of the house. Approached from the centre of the village of Washfield, the property is situated along a shared, quiet dead-end lane and boasts a private driveway with ample parking. The gardens have been lovingly landscaped and artfully terraced to create a serene country haven. Bursting with a charming array of mature and seasonal shrubs, fragrant roses, and graceful apple trees, the grounds enchant with colour, scent, and natural beauty throughout the year. Meandering paths wind through this idyllic setting, leading to a number of peaceful seating areas—perfect spots to pause, unwind, and soak in the tranquil surroundings. A true highlight of the property is the detached barn—an expansive and versatile space that offers a perfect blend of rustic character and practical workspace. We understand that there is a covenant on the barn where it cannot be developed. In addition, the property previously had planning permission granted in 2020 for a new single storey porch extension and garden wall. We understand some of this work has already commenced but currently await approval from the council to confirm the planning is still extant. Planning reference: Mid Devon Council ref no : 20/00773/LBC.

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Set close to the scenic landscape of Exmoor National Park, Benshayes Farm forms a compact yet versatile small estate. The farm is approached by either of two separate drives, offering both convenience and privacy. At its centre stands an impressive 17th-century farmhouse, accompanied by a collection of traditional buildings, some of which have been thoughtfully converted to provide additional living accommodation. The holding is complemented by a useful range of modern agricultural buildings one of which is equipped with a substantial and efficient solar panel array, adding both practicality and sustainability. The Stables - An attractive range of stone-built former farm buildings with timber framed double glazed windows and doors under a traditional slate roof, The Stables have been thoughtfully converted to offer comfortable and flexible accommodation. The ground floor is currently configured to include a spacious entrance hall, ideal for boots and coats, a practical utility room, a stylish shower room, two well-proportioned bedrooms, and a versatile office space. A hardwood stair case rises to a stunning vaulted kitchen/living area with exposed roof timbers, character windows flooding the space with natural light, a traditional fitted kitchen and a wood-burning stove with a statement chrome flue. A snug, bedroom, family bathroom and master bedroom with exposed timbers completes the first floor accommodation. Currently used as a generous single dwelling, The Stables benefit from planning permission to be used as two independent units if required. The Farmhouse - Benshayes Farmhouse is a charming, five-bedroom, grade II listed, period property with 17th-century origins and later Georgian remodelling, set in a sheltered position overlooking its own land. The house enjoys a south-facing outlook with most rooms benefiting from views across the surrounding countryside. Accommodation extends to a generous footprint, combining character features such as exposed beams, sl

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Set close to the scenic landscape of Exmoor National Park, Benshayes Farm forms a compact yet versatile estate. The farm is approached by either of two separate drives, offering both convenience and privacy. 

At its centre stands an impressive 17th-century farmhouse, accompanied by a collection of traditional buildings, some of which have been thoughtfully converted to provide additional living accommodation. The holding is complemented by a useful range of modern agricultural buildings one of which is equipped with a substantial and efficient solar panel array, adding both practicality and sustainability. 

The Stables - An attractive range of stone-built former farm buildings with timber framed double glazed windows and doors under a traditional slate roof, The Stables have been thoughtfully converted to offer comfortable and flexible accommodation. The ground floor is currently configured to include a spacious entrance hall, ideal for boots and coats, a practical utility room, a stylish shower room, two well-proportioned bedrooms, and a versatile office space.

A hardwood stair case rises to a stunning vaulted kitchen/living area with exposed roof timbers, character windows flooding the space with natural light, a traditional fitted kitchen and a wood-burning stove with a statement chrome flue. A snug, bedroom, family bathroom and master bedroom with exposed timbers completes the first floor accommodation. Currently used as a generous single dwelling, The Stables benefit from planning permission to be used as two independent units if required.

The Farmhouse - Benshayes Farmhouse is a charming, five-bedroom period property with 17th-century origins and later Georgian remodelling, set in a sheltered position overlooking its own land. The house enjoys a south-facing outlook with most rooms benefiting from views across the surrounding countryside. 

Accommodation extends to a generous footprint, combining character features such as exposed beams, slate flagstone floors, and traditional fireplaces. The principal front entrance opens into a central hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. 

The ground floor offers a series of characterful reception rooms, including a dining room with an open fireplace, a living room with a wood-burning stove, and a nursery/study to the rear of the hallway. The kitchen, with its impressive slate flagstone floor, leads through to a spacious scullery, ideal for hanging coats and kicking off boots after a day outdoors.

Upstairs, there are five bedrooms of varying size and character, including a master bedroom with ensuite facilities, alongside a family bathroom. An additional storage room provides scope for conversion, subject to the necessary consents.

Benshayes Cottage - Connected to the rear of the traditional farm buildings, Benshayes Cottage offers additional and adaptable accommodation. Constructed from attractive stone beneath a slate roof, and featuring timber-framed double glazed windows and doors, the cottage reflects the same timeless character and quality as the surrounding structures.

The ground floor includes an entrance hallway, two double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. A staircase leads to the first floor, where an open-plan kitchen and living area is enhanced by Velux skylights and enjoys pleasant views to the front. Outside, the cottage benefits from its own parking and soft landscaping.

Adjoining the converted stables and cottage is the continuation of the traditional farm buildings, constructed from stone walls and partly enclosed by timber panels under a slate roof. The building suggests a variety of uses and benefits from planning permission to be converted into two further residential units.

The grounds at Benshayes Farm are equally as charming, featuring well maintained gardens with mature shrub borders and paved footpaths that weave through the landscaped
setting. A Grade II listed rendered stone granary stands proudly on its staddle stones, adding further hist

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Nestled on the edge of the picturesque village of Bampton near Tiverton, this generously proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached home is perfect for families and those seeking a welcoming village lifestyle. Constructed by the acclaimed Devonshire Homes in 2008 and offering approximately 1,214 sq ft of light-filled accommodation, this property presents modern comforts blended seamlessly with stylish finishes.The property occupies a prime position within a small residential enclave, benefitting from excellent access to all Bampton has to offer. This thriving village community boasts a superb range of traditional amenities: enjoy friendly pubs, restaurants, independent shops, a doctor's practice, pharmacy, primary school, and the stunning 15th-century parish church — all within easy reach.Upon entering, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hall complete with cloakroom and useful storage. The well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room enjoys integrated appliances and ample space for informal dining, while a bright and expansive lounge features French doors opening into the sun-soaked conservatory—perfect for relaxing or entertaining with tranquil garden views. From the hallway, direct internal access is provided to the integral garage.Upstairs, three generously sized double bedrooms await, including a master bedroom with its own en-suite shower room. A contemporary family bathroom serves the additional bedrooms, providing comfortable convenience for family or guests. The property is further enhanced by oil-fired central heating and double glazing throughout, ensuring efficiency and warmth in every season.To the rear, the south-facing, low-maintenance garden provides a true haven for outdoor living. Picture relaxing on the stylish paved patio, enjoying al fresco dining or lazy weekends on the quality artificial turf. Raised flower borders add colour and interest, while a timber shed offers valuable extra storage alongside external power and lighting. The garage boasts its own power supply, lighting, and plumbing—making it an ideal utility or hobby space—and there's off-road parking for two cars to the front.Commuters and families will especially appreciate the property's excellent transport connections: Tiverton, a historic market town with extensive facilities, lies just 7 miles south and offers swift access to the M5 and direct rail links to London Paddington in just two hours. Outdoor enthusiasts will find themselves minutes from the breathtaking scenery of Exmoor National Park, just 3.5 miles away, and some of North Devon's charming beaches are within easy driving distance.Offered in excellent condition and with everything needed for comfortable family life in a wonderful village setting, viewing of this delightful home is highly recommended. Discover the blend of countryside charm and modern convenience — arrange your visit today.SOME IMAGES HAVE BEEN DIGITALLY STAGED TO ASSIST THE BUYER

WOODLAND CLOSE, BAMPTON, TIVERTON, DEVON, EX16

Situated in the heart of historic Bampton, this enchanting stone-built, three-bedroom period cottage offers a rare blend of character, space, and convenience. No. 2a High Street provides the perfect setting for those seeking village life with picturesque countryside views, all within easy reach of local amenities.&nbsp; Believed to have been built during the 16th/17th century, this property benefits from not being a listed building.This attractive character cottage boasts an inviting entrance hall with cloakroom (including plumbing&nbsp;for a washing machine), leading through to a cosy sitting room. The standout inglenook fireplace and large wood-burning stove creates a wonderful place to relax. A spacious, open kitchen and dining area provides fitted cabinetry, a integrated oven with electric hob, and ample space for both a fridge/freezer and plumbing for a dishwasher. Patio doors flood the dining area with natural light and open straight onto the generous rear garden, perfect for seamless entertaining or enjoying a morning coffee while taking in bucolic countryside views.Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms each have quiet outlooks and plentiful natural light. The family bathroom serves all bedrooms and includes both a bath and a separate shower—a practical touch for family living. Modern comforts are ensured with oil-fired central heating throughout, blending quietly with the period charm.Stepping outside, a charming courtyard leads onto a large, terraced garden with established borders, a greenhouse, and a versatile shed or studio. Take the garden's pathway upwards to discover further tranquil spaces—ideal for those peaceful early mornings or evening gatherings—all enhanced by far-reaching views over Bampton and the rolling hills beyond.Despite its tranquil outlook, this character cottage benefits from a truly central village location, with excellent access to the thriving community of Bampton. A short stroll brings you to an array of excellent traditional amenities: renowned pubs and restaurants, independent shops, butcher, greengrocer, doctor's practice, pharmacy, post office, primary school, and the 15th-century parish church, all lending the area a genuine community atmosphere.For commuters and explorers alike, the charming market town of Tiverton is only 7 miles to the south, offering swift road access to the M5 (Junction 27) and InterCity mainline trains to London Paddington in just two hours. Outdoor enthusiasts will be drawn by the proximity of Exmoor National Park, only 3.5 miles away, and the stunning beaches of North Devon's coastline just a short drive from your door.Combining warmth, period style, a peaceful setting, and easy village living, No. 2a High Street is a true gem. Discover its delightful spaces and unrivalled charm for yourself—arrange a viewing today.

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Situated off a quiet country lane in a charming hamlet, South Warmore stands on the side of a narrow, quite shallow and partly wooded valley carrying a tributary that flows into the River Exe a third of a mile downstream. The farmhouse was built in the late 16th or early 17th century but Historic England judge there is possibly a late medieval core to the building. It faces south with lovely views across the valley and has two storeys with good-sized rooms and ample ceiling height. It is also filled with lovely, architectural fittings that reflect the long lifespan of the building. These include a plank and muntin wall between the kitchen and drawing room, chamfered, pale oak ceiling beams, window seats, Georgian decorative panelling and several fine fireplaces. Situated off a quiet country lane in a charming hamlet, South Warmore stands on the side of a narrow, quite shallow and partly wooded valley carrying a tributary that flows into the River Exe a third of a mile downstream. The farmhouse was built in the late 16th or early 17th century but Historic England judge there is possibly a late medieval core to the building. It faces south with lovely views across the valley and has two storeys with good-sized rooms and ample ceiling height. It is also filled with lovely, architectural fittings that reflect the long lifespan of the building. These include a plank and muntin wall between the kitchen and drawing room, chamfered, pale oak ceiling beams, window seats, Georgian decorative panelling and several fine fireplaces. The ground floor has four reception rooms. The drawing, sitting and dining rooms are all good sized, square rooms and the former two both face south. The kitchen does too and is fitted with a tiled floor, wood work surfaces and a two-oven Range cooker. In total there are four double bedrooms on the first floor. Three of the bedrooms are south-facing and all have farreaching views of the surrounding countryside. The principal and bedroom three are linked by a dual-access bathroom and bedroom three also has its own shower room. This arrangement of rooms would enable all four rooms to function as a single main bedroom suite if desired. South Warmore is set side on to the passing lane, separated by a stone boundary wall. It stands in grounds of about 6 acres that slope gently down away from the house towards the valley bottom and a pond. There is ample tarmac parking immediately beside the house along with three period outbuildings, one of which provides garaging for up to three cars, plus a good-sized log store. The garden is well-established and simple to maintain and contains a gravelled dining area with a barbeque. Extending out on the western side of the grounds are about 6 acres of pasture bound by field hedging dotted with a range of mature native trees. South Warmore is situated on the edge of Exmoor in a small hamlet in a pretty, partly wooded valley about three miles from the small, historic town of Dulverton. The town is a popular tourist destination for exploring Exmoor and offers good amenities including a parish church and a range of local shops and businesses capable of meeting most day to day requirements including GP, dental and veterinary surgeries. It also boasts the renowned pub of ‘Woods’ which is incredibly popular. The larger town of Tiverton is about half an hour’s drive away, which is the main commercial and administrative centre of the Mid Devon district and therefore has excellent facilities and amenities including large Tesco and Morrisons superstores. Nearby transport links are good too with the M5 Junction 27, Tiverton Parkway station and Exeter Airport all relatively close by. For schooling the nearby villages of East Anstey and Bampton along with Dulverton itself have primary schools, all within a five mile radius. In addition, there is a choice of popular independent schools within the wider area including Blundells in Tiverton, Queen’s College and Taunton School in Taunton plus The Maynard and Exeter Cathedral School in Exeter. Mid Devon District Council

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The Old Forge is an impressive period property situated on a spacious plot in the popular village of Stoodleigh. The house showcases many original features while, offering modern conveniences. Having changed hands only twice in the last century, it has been a wonderful home for generations. A large dining hall greets you upon entering the building, featuring stone flag flooring, an inglenook fireplace, and a bread oven. A sitting room includes an open fireplace built-in cupboards on either side and French doors that open to the garden. The open-plan kitchen and living room provide ample space for family gatherings and entertaining, with triple aspect windows and an inset wood burner in the living area. From here, two steps lead down to the family room, which has a triple aspect and French doors that open to the front of the property. At the rear of the building, there is a practical utility room and an additional larder and storage cupboard. Off the hall, you will also find a cloakroom and a separate shower room and WC. As you ascend to the first floor, the property continues to impress with five generously sized bedrooms. The principal bedroom suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom. The spacious family bathroom, with a double vanity unit, bath and WC, serves the four further bedrooms. There is also a separate WC on this floor. A useful storage area can be accessed from the principal bedroom. The charming two-storey barn gracing the southern edge of the property is a fantastic space full of potential. With its delightful cobbled flooring and stunning exposed timbers and stonework, it beautifully captures historical charm. Two sets of large double doors provide easy vehicle access and ample storage. Upstairs, you'll find a generous area perfect for storage and a workshop. There is also a wood shed adjacent to the driveway and barn. At the rear of the property, a charming split-level garden is filled with mature plants and shrubs, providing year-rou

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