An elegant and well-proportioned country residence, located within the Arlington Court Estate, offering privacy and seclusion set in grounds in excess of 4 acres.Location - The property is situated in a breath-taking private and unspoilt location, situated upon and within walking distance of the National Trust's Arlington Court, surrounded by National Trust land, with over 20 miles of footpaths available from the doorstep. Arlington Court is steeped in history, dating back to 1820, having originally been commissioned by Colonel John Palmer Chichester as a replacement for a converted hunting lodge originally dating back to 1790. It has changed over subsequent years, having been passed down to succeeding generations of the Chichester family, until it was gifted to the National Trust by Miss Rosalie Chichester in 1949. Today, the estate is a much loved local landmark offering house tours, beautiful formal Victorian gardens and extensive grounds to explore and enjoy, as well as the National Trust Carriage Museum and a popular tea room. The village of East Down is under two miles away and benefits from the highly popular public house and restaurant The Pyne Arms. Exmoor National Park is just 3.5 miles away and is famous for its undulating moors and pastureland bisected by rivers and streams, running down through deep wooded combes to the spectacular coastline below, and offers a range of countryside pursuits including walking, riding and fishing as well as spectacular unspoilt scenery. The outstanding North Devon coastline, selected in 2022 as a 'World Surfing Reserve' (WSR), the first in the UK and only cold-water WSR in the world, is easily accessible from the property with the coastal village of Combe Martin around 8 miles away, whilst the well-regarded sandy beaches of Woolacombe, Putsborough and Croyde are between 14 and 17 miles away. The regional centre of Barnstaple is about 8 miles from the property, which offers all the area's main business, commercial, leisure and shopping venues, as well as access onto the A361.Communications - The area can be accessed from Junction 27 of the M5 Motorway, and along the A361 North Devon Link Road which leads onto the A39 Atlantic Highway. The nearest train station is located at the regional centre of Barnstaple, which connects to Exeter. Tiverton Parkway is around 43 miles (about an hour's drive) away and offers regular mainline rail services to London in just over 2 hours.MileagesEast Down 2 miles Exmoor National Park 3.5 milesCombe Martin 8 milesBarnstaple 8 milesWoolacombe 14 miles M5 Motorway 41 milesThe Property - This is a unique property providing an extremely rare opportunity to acquire a handsome Grade II* listed country house with a wealth of beautiful period features in a tranquil private setting on the prestigious Arlington Court Estate. The property stands in gardens and grounds of around 4.2 acres which offers seclusion and privacy and are a mixture of gardens and a paddock (currently overgrown).Glebe House has an elegant Stucco facade with wonderful semi-circular ends, and was built circa 1825 in the Georgian era, in a Regency style. The property offers beautiful and well-proportioned accommodation typical of its era, with a wealth of period features including original balustrading, sash windows with window shutters, ornate plaster mouldings and high ceilings. It offers five reception rooms, five bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms, as well as an additional five loft rooms. The accommodation has been the subject of some refurbishment by the current vendors but is in need of finishing. We understand that the works carried out so far include refitting bathrooms, re-wiring, re-plumbing, plasterwork and internal decor. The property boasts a range of outbuildings that offer potential for a variety of uses (subject to planning/any necessary permissions). There is also existing planning permission for a tennis court and swimming pool. The foundations/block work for these have been started, which we understand, holds the planning permission in perpetuity.Only with a viewing can you start to appreciate the location and character of this beautiful period home in a timeless location, on a historic and much loved estate.Agent's Note: The property is offered for sale on the remainder of a National Trust lease with 69 years remaining, with a ground rent of £100 per annum payable. The National Trust have indicated that they would be willing to discuss a new 99 year lease. A condition of purchase will be that the buyer takes on a number of external maintenance and renovation works that are required by the National Trust and will need to be completed within 2 years of purchase. A list of these works is available upon request from the selling agent. There has been an estimate carried out for these works of £157,000+VAT, which is also available upon request.The accommodation, with approximate dimensions more clearly identified on the accompanying floorplans, comprises:A pillared portico entrance porch leads to the front door which opens to:Reception Hall - A stunning hall which opens to the sweeping staircase rising to the first floor with roof lantern above.Drawing Room - A spectacular room with floor to ceiling sash windows overlooking the gardens, with window shutters. Open fireplace with cast iron insert and marble surround. Ornate plasterwork and ceiling rose.Dining Room - An outstanding room with floor to ceiling sash windows overlooking the gardens, with window shutters. Open fireplace with cast iron insert and marble surround. Ornate plasterwork.Library - Floor to ceiling French doors allowing access onto the garden, with window shutters. Marble fireplace. Extensive book shelving. Ceiling coving.Inner Lobby - Secondary stairs rise to the first floor with airing cupboard off the half landing. Gun storage cabinet. Walk-in cupboard housing the electric consumer unit, along with a butler sink.Cloakroom - Comprising low level WC, wash hand basin and space for coats.Kitchen/Breakfast Room - Floor to ceiling window to the rear elevation overlooking the gardens, with French doors giving access onto the garden. Extensive range of matching wall and base units, with sink set into roll top work surfaces and a triple Aga set in a chimney recess. Integrated electric and gas hob and space for a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. The original servant bells remain, but are not operational. Access to walk-in pantry and large (Victorian) wine cellar.Study - Two floor to ceiling sash windows overlook the garden. Slate fireplace. Built-in storage.Utility Room - Window to the rear elevation. Sink set into roll top work surfaces with space for washing machine and tumble dryer.Morning Room - Two floor to ceiling sash windows overlook the garden. Cast iron fireplace. Built-in storage. Orangery - The orangery is in need of repair, and has access onto the garden. Galleried First Floor Landing - Roof lantern and ceiling coving. Storage cupboards. Stairs rise to the second floor and five loft rooms that currently provide excellent storage.Bedroom 5 - Window to the side elevation with window shutters. Marble fireplace. Coved ceiling.Bedroom 1 - A stunning dual aspect room with window shutters enjoying wonderful views over the gardens towards Arlington Court, the church and the countryside beyond. Marble fireplace. Walk-in wardrobe providing excellent storage and access to:En-Suite - Window to the front elevation with window shutters. Comprising low level WC, bidet, vanity wash hand basin and a panelled bath with shower over. Coved ceiling.Bedroom 2 - A stunning dual aspect room with window shutters and enjoying views over the garden, church and countryside beyond. Coved ceiling. Marble fireplace. Built-in wardrobe. Access to:Family Bathroom - Comprising pedestal wash hand basin, bidet, tongue and grooved panelled bath with shower over and a low level WC with concealed cistern. Window to the side elevation.Bedroom 3 - A stunning dual aspect room with windows overlooking the gardens, with window shutters. Slate fireplace. Coved ceiling. Walk-in wardrobe and acces to:Bathroom - (Can also be accessed off of the landing) Comprising high level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, bidet and a panelled bath with shower over. Window to the rear elevation. Coved ceiling.Bedroom 4 - A superb room with windows overlooking the gardens, with window shutters. Slate fireplace.En-Suite - Comprising high level WC, vanity wash hand basin, bidet, and a panelled bath with shower over. Coved ceiling. Outside - The property is approached through a five bar gate and over a driveway to a turning circle that leads to the front of the property, as well as allowing access to the barns and outbuildings. The grounds have been left to nature over a substantial period of time, and as such, are overgrown and in need of extensive work to restore them and create formal garden areas. There are a wealth of mature specimen trees and rhododendrons, and the gardens offers wonderful seclusion and privacy throughout.There are a range of outbuildings that offer potential for a variety of uses (subject any necessary planning permissions/consents) and include three sheds, currently utilised as a workshop, woodstore and plant room. Beyond these, there is a detached stone and clay tiled barn and former stables that is divided into four sections with a two storey barn adjacent, which has been used for garaging. A separate driveway also leads to these outbuildings. To the rear of these barns are the foundations for a swimming pool and tennis court. Planning permission was granted under application numbers 42380 and 42382 and has been started, but not completed, so remains held in perpetuity.From the garden areas, there is access to the paddock which can also be accessed via a five bar gate from the country lane. Property InformationServices - Mains electricity and water. There is also a private water supply connected. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating and Butane gas tank for hob and gas fires.Local Authority North Devon District Council .Contents, Fixtures and Fittings - Only those mentioned within this brochure are included in the sale. All others, such as curtains, light fittings, mirrors, garden ornaments etc. are specifically excluded, but may be available by separate negotiation.Viewing - By appointment with Jackson-Stops, North Devon .For sale by private treaty with vacant possession upon completion.What 3 Words: ///eagles.collision.promisesEPC Rating: ExemptDirections - From Barnstaple, proceed towards Lynton, passing the North Devon District Hospital on your right hand side. Stay on this road for about 6.4 miles until reaching the right hand turning signposted towards Arlington Court. Take this right hand turning and proceed up the hill, passing the car park for Arlington Court on your left hand side, and continue for a short distance. Take the first turning on the right hand side, signposted towards Arlington. Proceed for a short distance and then take the first driveway on the right hand side, where the entrance to the property will be found after a short distance on the right. 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STUNNING VALLEY VIEWS! A beautiful Victorian period residence in an edge of village location, enjoying spectacular panoramic valley views, all within 2.45 acres.Location - The property stands beautifully on the outskirts of the popular village of Bratton Fleming, in an elevated position nestled amongst the canopy of the trees below, and enjoys breath-taking panoramic views over the valley. The village of Bratton Fleming is within easy reach and offers a thriving community with village store/Post Office, village hall offering a monthly farmer's market and a primary school and nursery. Exmoor National Park is around 5.3 miles away and is famous for its undulating moors and pastureland with streams and rivers running down through deep wooded combes to the spectacular coastline below. Exmoor offers excellent country pursuits including walking, horse riding and fishing. The stunning North Devon coastline was selected in 2022 as a 'World Surfing Reserve' (WSR) the first in the UK and only cold-water WSR in the world, and is within easy reach with Combe Martin, Lynton and Lynmouth being the closest, whilst the 3 mile long award winning sandy beach at Woolacombe is around 18 miles away. The regional centre of Barnstaple is around 7.5 miles away, and offers all the area's main business, commercial, leisure and shopping venues including schooling, whilst the highly regarded West Buckland private school is also within easy reach.Communications - The area can be accessed from Junction 27 of the M5 Motorway, and along the A361 North Devon Link Road which leads onto the A39 Atlantic Highway. The nearest train station is located at the regional centre of Barnstaple, which connects to Exeter where there are regular mainline rail services to London (Paddington) in just over 2 hours. Alternatively, Tiverton Parkway Railway Station is around a 45 minute drive, which has connecting trains to London in around 2 hours. Mileages Bratton Fleming Within walking distanceExmoor National Park 5.3 milesBarnstaple 7.5 milesWoolacombe 18 milesM5 Motorway 36.3 milesProperty History - Quarry House has a fascinating history, with numerous interesting historic connections. The western most boundary comprises part of the former Barnstaple to Lynton narrow gauge railway line, which was eventually closed in 1935. Of equal interest, the property was owned and occupied during the war years by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, members of the film producing team 'The Archers', famous at the time for 'The Spy in Black' and later for many films including 'The Red Shoes' and 'The Battle of the River Plate'. During that time, they entertained many of the stars of the films including, it is understood, Deborah Kerr before she moved to Hollywood.A more detailed description of the famous connections of the property is available for interested parties from the agents upon request.The Property - Quarry House comprises a substantial, mainly Victorian residence, which stands in an elevated position, with all principal rooms enjoying a delightful westerly outlook over the valley and surrounding countryside. The property offers spacious and versatile accommodation, with a wealth of period features, and currently boasts five reception rooms, five bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms. The main drawing room is a particularly wonderful feature of the property, having originally been built to house an organ, and has been designed to offer excellent acoustics with domed ceilings. The property was re-roofed in 2008. Although one or two features might benefit from refurbishment, it offers a prospective buyer the chance to acquire a superb family home. Surrounding the property is a good sized sunny terrace that enjoys the fabulous views on offer across the valley, with the countryside beyond, and is the perfect place for al-fresco dining and entertaining. The gardens and grounds extend to around 2.45 acres and consist of wonderful steep woodlands dissected by interconnecting pathways. There is also a former quarry, tennis court, vegetable garden and lawned sections, as well as a dilapidated garage. Properties of this calibre and location very rarely become available to the open market, and the agents have no hesitation in recommending a viewing.The accommodation, with approximate dimensions more clearly identified on the accompanying floorplans, comprises:Front door leads to:Entrance Hall - Stairs lead to the first floor landing. Ornate ceiling cornice and rose. Windows to the front elevation. Secondary stairs rise to the first floor.Sitting Room - Ornate ceiling cornice and rose. Wood burning stove on a slate hearth with surround. Double doors lead to:Garden Room - Access onto the garden and windows affording spectacular views. Drawing Room - A wonderful triple aspect double height room with a bay window to rear elevation enjoying panoramic views and a domed and vaulted ceiling. Wood burning stove on a tiled hearth with Minster surround. Ornate wall panelling and ceiling coving. Study - Window to the front elevation. Tongue and groove panelled ceiling. From the drawing room, stairs rise to:Mezzanine Library/Cinema - A fabulous space overlooking the drawing room and enjoying views of the garden. There is a range of built-in shelving. The current owners use this area as a cinema with a projector. Dining Room - Bay window to the rear elevation enjoying views over the woodland and countryside beyond. Electric coal effect fire with ornate surround and plaster moulding. Range of built-in shelving and storage. Cloakroom - Comprising low level WC and vanity wash hand basin. Obscure window to the front elevation. Kitchen/Family Room - A superb family orientated room with fantastic views. Wood burning stove on a slate hearth. Kitchen Area - Comprising a range of matching wall and base units with sink set into roll top work surfaces. Space for fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Oil fired Aga (provides cooking and hot water).Utility - Further range of matching wall and base units with single drainer stainless steel sink unit set into roll top work surfaces. Space for washing machine and tumble dryer. Electric oven and hob. Rear Lobby - Door giving access onto the garden.First Floor Landing - Airing cupboard. Built-in storage.Cloakroom - Window to the front elevation. Low level WC.Bedroom 2 - A dual aspect room with countryside views. Wash hand basin. Built in cupboards.Bedroom 3 - Window to the rear elevation enjoying views over the woodland and countryside beyond. Wash hand basin. Cupboard.Bedroom 4 - Window to the rear elevation enjoying fine views over the woodland and countryside beyond. Bathroom - Comprising vanity wash hand basin and roll top bath. Panelling to dado height. Exposed floorboards. Window to the front elevation. Bedroom 5 - Window to the rear elevation enjoying panoramic views. Built-in wardrobes and vanity wash hand basin (there is a door connecting to bedroom 1, which also can be accessed via a separate staircase and the en-suite to bedroom 1).En-Suite - Comprising low level WC, vanity wash hand basin and a separate shower cubicle. Bedroom 1 - Enjoying a stunning dual aspect with panoramic valley views. Built-in wardrobes. En-Suite - Comprising low level WC, vanity wash hand basin and shower cubicle. A separate door gives access to the secondary staircase from the main entrance hall.Outside - The gardens and grounds of the property are a particularly beautiful feature, and in total, extend to around 2.45 acres, which comprises a wonderful mixture of terraces, various seating areas, woodland, former tennis court, a vegetable garden and the former railway track bed. This creates a lovely area in which to walk across the western boundary of the property which also benefits from a separate vehicular access leading onto the lane. There is an ancient monkey puzzle tree which is thought to have been planted when the railway was first constructed. There is a superb terrace which spans the length of the property, which enjoys a beautiful private and sunny aspect, with breath-taking valley views,where you can sit amongst the canopy of the trees and overlook the countryside beyond. There are various intertwining pathways that connect the steep wooded section and meander through the land. To the side of the property, a path leads to the former tennis court, which could be reinstated, or developed for another use if required, and subject to any necessary consents. Beyond the tennis court is a vegetable garden with some fruit trees. To the south of the house is a further area of garden with a greenhouse, lawned section and dilapidated garage which also has separate access onto the lane. It is thought that, subject to any necessary planning permission, a separate drive or additional parking could be created here.The Quarry - On the opposite side of the lane is a former quarry, which is currently used by the owners for parking. There is also a useful Nissen hut with power and light connected. It is thought that this area has potential for further use, subject to any necessary planning permissions. Property Information Services - Mains electricity and water. Private drainage (septic tank). Oil fired central heating.EPC Rating: EDirections - From our office in Barnstaple, proceed around the corner into Bear Street and proceed to the traffic lights. Continue straight across and follow signs for Bratton Fleming, staying on this road until you enter the village itself. Upon entering the village, take the third left hand turning into Station Road. Stay on this road as you leave the village, and proceed for a short distance, and as you descend the hill, the property will be found on the left hand side with name plate clearly displayed.What 3 Words: charm.mallets.inspect For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_barnstaple-d197394/for-sale_i70613065
An elegant art Hotel and nationally renowned Sculpture Garden in an attractive woodland setting. DescriptionBroomhill Art Hotel, dating from 1913, is accentuated by art decor throughout, with themed lounges, bedrooms and a nationally renowned Sculpture Garden. The Property commands a prominent hillside position, boasting spectacular views of the valley, sitting within ground extending to circa 8.2 acres. The Property has benefited from significant recent refurbishment under its current ownership to transform the Hotel into a boutique, art oriented offering. The Hotel offers 7 feature bedrooms, each influenced by an art-house film. In addition, the Hotel comprises a restaurant, bar and three lounges. The Gallery, situated adjacent to the hotel entrance, offers a light and airy space which would suit a variety of uses. Within the hotel building is a self-contained annexe with kitchen, two lounges and two bedrooms. Externally, the Property features an outdoor swimming pool (currently disused), tennis court, workshop and barn. The Property would suit conversion to an attractive and substantial family home in a delightful setting, subject to obtaining planning permission. The estate is available in two lots: Lot 1 Broomhill Hotel, Restaurant, Sculpture Garden and meadow, circa 8.2 acres. Lot 2 Water Meadows Extension, circa 9.5 acresLot 1 is being advertised for auction with Savills on 16th April 2024. At auction, the Property will be auctioned with vacant possession, with contents removed. There is an opportunity to purchase the Hotel and contents prior to the auction date (16th April 2024) at a guide price of £1.3 million. Please enquire if you have any questions.LocationAccessed along a tree-lined driveway through the Sculpture Garden, Broomhill Art Hotel is situated in the rolling hills of the North Devon countryside. Accessed via the B3230, the Property affords excellent connectivity. The nearest train station is Barnstable Station which is approximately 3.8 miles from the Property. Exeter Airport is 48 miles from the Property and provides domestic and international flight routes.The Property is located in North Devon, a dramatic landscape of coastline, woodland and moorland. Dotted along the coastline are long sandy beaches, which are popular for surfing, as well as local fishing towns providing independent shops and cafes. Barnstaple, located 3.4 miles from the Property, provides a vibrant town with local markets, museums and a bustling high street. Further afield is the Isley Marsh Nature Reserve on the River Taw estuary. It is reachable via the Tarka Trail, a 180 mile route through unspoilt countryside, dramatic sea cliffs and the longest, continuous cycling path in the UK. RHS Garden Rosemoor, one of only 4 RHS gardens open to the public nationwide is 16 miles south of the Property.Located 11 miles from the Property is Woolacombe Sands, a beautiful stretch of golden beaches providing a great place to surf, kayak, swim or explore rock pools. Exmoor National Park is located approximately 7.8 miles from the Property, offering ancient woodland, rolling moorland, and plunging sea cliffs. The moors are perfect for hiking, riding, cycling and running. The picturesque village of Clovelly, located circa 24 miles from the Property, comprises a privately owned fishing village, offering outstanding Victorian kitchen gardens, quay and bay, fisherman's cottage, Kingsley Museum, and provides trips to Lundy Island.Square Footage: 9,587 sq ft Acreage: 8.2 Acres Additional InfoServices: Lot 1: Mains electricity and water, oil fired central heating, private drainage.Tenure: Freehold.Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Savills. Prior to making an appointment to view, we strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of staff who has seen the property in order that you do not make a wasted journey.Trade: The business is currently closed, prior to its closure, the hotel traded as a hotel, restaurant, wedding, arts and events venue. The business traded through its own dedicated website which can be found at: VAT: Should the sale of the Property or any right attached to it be deemed a chargeable supply for VAT purposes, such tax will be payable by the purchaser in addition to the sale price.Fixtures and Fittings: Trade inventory will be included in the sale. Stock at valuation on completion. The contents of theSculpture Gardens are included within the sale with the exception of the Ronald Westerhuis and Sandy Brown sculpture collections as well as those sculptures owned personally by the Vendor.Excluded from the sale is a selection of artwork, memorabilia, furniture and other items. A full list can be provided to bona fide purchasers upon request. A selection of these items are available by separate negotiation.Rateable Value: £30,000 for the Hotel and premises (April 2023 onwards). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_barnstaple-d197394/for-sale_i69744743
Positioned on its own at the end of a lane, approximately 1/4 mile from the B3227 and set in just over seven and a half acres, West Greylake enjoys a wonderfully tranquil setting and complete privacy. It dates from the 18th century and was a working farm until 2000, when it became the home of the current owners. The house was rebuilt by them to a sympathetic standard, with great care being taken to maintain the character and re-use as much of the materials from the original house as possible. The house is unlisted with rendered exterior walls beneath a hipped slate roof with deep eaves. Original architectural fittings include lovely roof and ceiling timbers, a glass covered 18' deep well in the snug plus a double clotted cream scalder and gorgeous inglenook fireplace with woodburner in the sitting room.The sitting room and adjacent kitchen/breakfast room are south-facing, along with three of the four bedrooms, all overlooking the garden and wildflower meadow and catching the best of the natural light throughout the day. The decor is in pale, neutral tones ensuring that the light is amplified to give the interior a wonderfully light and airy feel. There are a total of three reception rooms including a good-sized dining room and adjacent snug. The kitchen is charming and very much the hub of the home, with windows on two sides looking out onto the garden and the approach lane and parking area beside the house. It has a local brick floor and is fully fitted with a range of units under timber and tiled work surfaces and a two-oven AGA inset in the original range fireplace and has space for a kitchen table seating six to eight people.Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, which all have views out over the surrounding garden/countryside. The principal bedroom is a lovely room with windows on three sides and an en suite bathroom, which along with the bedroom are south-facing.Little GreylakeThe property includes several period barns and outbuildings. Opposite the eastern side of the house and beyond the main parking area is a collection of conjoined period outbuildings. Two of these have been converted into self-contained cottages with full residency status providing multi-generational use or potential rental income, with the two separated by a barn, carport and workshop. At its southern end is Little Greylake, a two-storey cottage incorporating a sitting room, kitchen/dining room and bedroom on the ground floor with two further bedrooms on the first floor.Old Cob BarnThe second cottage, The Old Cob Barn, has two ground floor double bedrooms and the floor above has a combined living room and kitchen with a magnificent view to the north over the owned 4 acre field and woodland and stream beyond.The garden extends out on three sides of West Greylake Farmhouse and is enclosed by field hedging dotted with mature native trees. The garden contains areas of lawn, some gently sloping, fringed in places by well established borders and an orchard and contains a summer house, garden store and home study. On one side of the house is a generous parking area with space for several vehicles and beyond the conjoined cottages and outbuildings (described above) are a former cart shed/garage and threefurther detached barns (see Agent's Note 2 below).To the north of the house is an area of mature pasture enclosed partly by field hedging and also by an area of woodland with an attractive stream running through it. To the south, up the garden steps, can be seen the beginnings of the seasonal Spring wild flower meadow.West Greylake is situated in unspoilt, partly wooded countryside about 4 miles northeast of the market town of Great Torrington. The property enjoys great privacy and is also about four and a half miles from the small village of Yarnscombe, which has a pretty parish church and a village hall (see Torrington, home of Dartington Crystal, has a wide selection of shops and local businesses capable of meeting most day to day needs including GP, dental and veterinary surgeries plus a large Lidl supermarket and the Plough Theatre offering live performances, films and arts and craft workshops. RHS Rosemoor just 15 minutes away.The larger towns of Bideford and Barnstaple are both within easy driving distance for wider requirements. Regular train service between Barnstaple/Exeter (from nearby Umberleigh station 1 hour to Exeter and 10 mins to Barnstaple) For flights Exeter Airport is about an hour away connecting to several UK and international destinations, including a regular 1 hour service to London City Airport. It is only a 1 hour drive to the main railway line at Tiverton Parkway which can get you to London Paddington in 2 hours. It is also a 1 hour drive to join the M5 motorway. There is a wide choice of schools both from the State and independent sectors. These include primary schools (OFSTED rated Good) in High Bickington and Great Torrington and a choice of independent schools within the wider area. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_barnstaple-d197394/for-sale_i71735146
Offering something for everyone is this unique 6 bedroom period home located on the edge of Bratton Fleming with indoor squash court, outdoor tennis court, two 2 bedroom bungalows and 10 acres.Welcome to luxury living at its finest in this stunning estate nestled in North Devon. With impeccable craftsmanship, top-tier amenities, and sprawling grounds, this residence epitomizes upscale living.Featuring 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 4900 square feet of lavish space, this home offers grandeur without sacrificing comfort. From elegant master suites to inviting guest quarters, every detail exudes refinement. The chef's kitchen is a culinary paradise, complete with custom cabinetry and ample room for entertaining. Designed with the utmost care and furnished with the finest materials, every aspect of this home radiates sophistication. Spacious living areas provide the perfect backdrop for relaxation and socializing. Whether lounging in the cozy snug or hosting gatherings in the elegant dining area, comfort is paramount.Indulge in indoor sports with the squash court and games room, perfect for family fun. Seamlessly transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, where manicured grounds offer scenic spots for alfresco dining or tennis matches on your private court. Equestrian enthusiasts will delight in the stables and paddocks spanning over 10 acres, complemented by breathtaking views of the Devonshire countryside. Additionally, two semi-detached bungalows offer versatile living options, whether for rental income or accommodating loved ones.Experience the height of luxury living in this magnificent estate.Lower Knightacott enjoys a delightful position on the edge of the sought after village of Bratton Fleming situated in the foothills of the Exmoor National Park lying within a predominantly agricultural landscape primarily comprising pasture and arable land interspersed with an abundance of woodland and pretty river valleys. Bratton Fleming itself provides a thriving local community offering primary and pre-schooling, a village store, together with a regular bus service to both Barnstaple and Lynton. Public schooling is available at the renowned West Buckland School which lies about 5.7 miles to the south. The regional centre of Barnstaple lies about 7 miles to the west affording an extensive range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities befitting those of an important regional centre. The bustling North Devon market town of South Molton is approximately 11 miles to the south, providing a good range of local services, including shops, banks, recreational facilities, primary and secondary schooling. To the east the Exmoor National Park offers beautiful moorland scenery with many foot and bridle paths and the stunning North Devon coastline, whilst to the west are the popular sandy beaches of Instow, Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay, Putsborough and Woolacombe. Bratton Fleming is surrounded by picturesque North Devon countryside providing a wealth of recreational activities including walking, horse riding, cycling, fishing, hunting, shooting and golf courses at High Bullen, Barnstaple and Tiverton. From South Molton the A361 North Devon Link Road provides easy access to Tiverton and the M5 motorway Junction 27) with mainline Intercity rail links available at Tiverton Parkway (London, Paddington approx. 2 hours) and international airports at Exeter and Bristol.AGENTS NOTES: Lot 1 is shaded Pink on the identification planLot 2 is shaded Green on the identification planLot 3 is shaded Blue on the identification planNeither lots 2 or 3 shall be sold until Lot 1 has exchanged. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_barnstaple-d197394/for-sale_i70210922
Available as a whole or as separate lots is this truly unique cluster of properties offering grandeur, income, a range of recreational facilities and amenity land.Welcome to luxury living at its finest in this stunning estate nestled in North Devon. With impeccable craftsmanship, top-tier amenities, and sprawling grounds, this residence epitomizes upscale living.Featuring 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 4900 square feet of lavish space, this home offers grandeur without sacrificing comfort. From elegant master suites to inviting guest quarters, every detail exudes refinement. The chef's kitchen is a culinary paradise, complete with custom cabinetry and ample room for entertaining. Designed with the utmost care and furnished with the finest materials, every aspect of this home radiates sophistication. Spacious living areas provide the perfect backdrop for relaxation and socializing. Whether lounging in the cozy snug or hosting gatherings in the elegant dining area, comfort is paramount.Indulge in indoor sports with the squash court and games room, perfect for family fun. Seamlessly transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, where manicured grounds offer scenic spots for alfresco dining or tennis matches on your private court. Equestrian enthusiasts will delight in the stables and paddocks spanning over 10 acres, complemented by breathtaking views of the Devonshire countryside. Additionally, two semi-detached bungalows offer versatile living options, whether for rental income or accommodating loved ones.Experience the height of luxury living in this magnificent estate.In addition to all of the above, lot 2 consist of a 4 bedroom chalet detached bungalow that is currently used as a holiday let. The home enjoys 2 reception rooms, 3 bathrooms, front and rear gardens along with an ample driveway and double garage. Finally Lot 3 is an attractive paddock extending to just over 2 acres with a traditional stone building.Lower Knightacott enjoys a delightful position on the edge of the sought after village of Bratton Fleming situated in the foothills of the Exmoor National Park lying within a predominantly agricultural landscape primarily comprising pasture and arable land interspersed with an abundance of woodland and pretty river valleys. Bratton Fleming itself provides a thriving local community offering primary and pre-schooling, a village store, together with a regular bus service to both Barnstaple and Lynton. Public schooling is available at the renowned West Buckland School which lies about 5.7 miles to the south. The regional centre of Barnstaple lies about 7 miles to the west affording an extensive range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities befitting those of an important regional centre. The bustling North Devon market town of South Molton is approximately 11 miles to the south, providing a good range of local services, including shops, banks, recreational facilities, primary and secondary schooling. To the east the Exmoor National Park offers beautiful moorland scenery with many foot and bridle paths and the stunning North Devon coastline, whilst to the west are the popular sandy beaches of Instow, Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay, Putsborough and Woolacombe. Bratton Fleming is surrounded by picturesque North Devon countryside providing a wealth of recreational activities including walking, horse riding, cycling, fishing, hunting, shooting and golf courses at High Bullen, Barnstaple and Tiverton. From South Molton the A361 North Devon Link Road provides easy access to Tiverton and the M5 motorway Junction 27) with mainline Intercity rail links available at Tiverton Parkway (London, Paddington approx. 2 hours) and international airports at Exeter and Bristol.AGENTS NOTES: Lot 1 is shaded Pink on the identification planLot 2 is shaded Green on the identification planLot 3 is shaded Blue on the identification planNeither lots 2 or 3 shall be sold until Lot 1 has exchanged. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_barnstaple-d197394/for-sale_i70541601
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