Loram Cottage offers great accommodation throughout, there are four bedrooms on the first floor, a large bath & shower room with a separate WC. The property benefits from timber double glazed windows to the front, fitted within the last 5 years.On the ground floor there is a large lounge diner which includes exposed beams and a inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove. The inner hallway could be easily used as a study area , it also leads onto a separate dining room, an adjacent downstairs shower room, plus kitchen breakfast room. The property benefits from oil fired central heating.Outside to the rear a large, level, private and enclosed garden which is mainly laid to lawn, with a paved seating area. There is off road parking plus a double garage with light and power.DIRECTIONS : On entering Copplestone from Crediton, proceed into the village centre. At the traffic lights turn immediately left into the parking area for Loram Cottage.PLEASE NOTE: Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken.SERVICES: Gas Central Heating, Mains Water, Drainage, Mains Electric.BROADBAND - Superfast Enabled.MOBILE SIGNAL - You are likely to have restricted coverage.EPC: N/ACOUNCIL TAX: Band ETENURE: Freehold. LOCAL AUTHORITY: Mid Devon District Council.CONSTRUCTION - Believed to be cob with a thatched roof. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71704469
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This modern detached house is found in a popular area for families as it is within walking distance of Landscore Primary School and Queen Elizabeth's secondary & sixth form. It is also on the bus route (serving Exeter) with the town's High Street amenities within walking distance.The accommodation has been refurbished in the last 7 years and now offers superbly presented four bedroom accommodation, with a modern white bathroom suite (with shower & screen over the bath) serving the bedrooms. The ground floor flows nicely, with the living room enjoying a wood-burning stove with an opening to the spacious dining area which is then open plan to the beautiful kitchen. The kitchen includes a Samsung fridge freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob and extractor fan, plus LEDs in the kickboards and attractive spotlights. The cloakroom with WC makes up the ground floor. There is mains gas central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout.A massive amount of work has been put into the outside, with a large brick paved parking area (9m x 8m) to the front plus the recently extended detached double garage (light & power), with new decked area behind and artificial grass to the side. To the rear the garden has been split into a number of different areas with lawns, decking and at the back of the garden a heated plunge pool! The trendy pump house includes the electric heating system.PLANNING (Docs held in our office) Full planning was obtained (now lapsed) for a two storey extension, this can be adapted but currently it adds two further bedrooms and a Jack & Jill shower room, plus a very large family room on the ground floor. In our opinion a master suite with full en-suite & dressing room upstairs would make it an amazing family home (STP).Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Council Tax: D (£2,496 pa)Utilities: Mains gas, electric, telephone & superfast enabled broadband (up to 76Mbps)Drainage: Mains drainageHeating: Mains gas central heating (boiler under 10 years old)Listed: NoTenure: FreeholdDIRECTIONS : From Crediton High Street proceed up the town, turning left at St Lawrence Green traffic lights, continue on this road along Westwood, turning right onto Tuckers Meadow, the house is the first property on the right.What3words: ///civil.middle.countriesCREDITON : An ancient market town, with a contemporary feel only a short, 20-minute drive NW from the city of Exeter. Set in the Vale of the River Creedy, amongst gentle, rolling hills and verdant pastures. Sincerely picture postcard. Once the capital of Devon, Crediton is famed for its inspiring sandstone church and for being the birthplace of Saint Boniface in 680 AD. Its high street is a vibrant place, abuzz with trade artisan coffee shops, roaring pubs, a farmers' market and bakeries, jam-packed with mouthwatering delights. For those commuting it has hassle free transport links into Exeter and for schooling a prestigious community college (Queen Elizabeth's) with an Ofsted "outstanding" sixth form. In addition, it boasts a brilliant gym & leisure centre for New Year's resolutions, two supermarkets for the weekly shop and a trading estate for any practical needs. All neatly held in a single valley.EPC Rating: D For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70402788
Located on the edge of the town, Willow Walk has long been a family destination within Crediton. Being on the fringes, there's superb footpath walks into the open Devon countryside as well as having Shobrooke Park on the doorstep. A development by Persimmon in 2019 added a number of 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes on the edge of this already popular area and here we have a great example. One of the larger homes, this is a 4 or 5 bedroom detached house with some amazing views over the adjoining countryside. It's recently been redecorated and with new floor coverings in 2023, there's little for a new owner to do. The property has been improved during it's short life with the conversion of the garage to create an additional reception room (snug or study) or a 5th bedroom on the ground floor. As part of the conversion, the utility room was extended to enlarge the footprint giving superb storage and ideal for a home of this type. As one would expect, there's a high level of insulation, mains gas central heating as well as the remainder of the structural warranty, so it's efficient with peace of mind.The layout offers a welcoming entrance hall with a door to the living room which overlooks the fields to the front and this in turn opens through double doors into the fabulous kitchen/dining room. The hub of a family home, there's room for a table as well as the breakfast bar which was upgraded to quartz, and we really like the larder fitted out under the stairs. From the dining area are double doors which open onto the rear garden (ideal for children and pets!). There's the all important ground floor WC and the aforementioned utility room which has a door to the side. On the first floor are the remaining 4 bedrooms with the master having the ensuite, a large walk in wardrobe and those beautiful views over the fields. The remaining 3 bedrooms all have use of the family bathroom with a white suite and shower over the bath.Outside, to the front is the off-road parking which provides ample space for 3 vehicles and a small area of garden. There's a gated access to the side and the level rear garden has been well designed with seating areas including paving and decking, plus a lawn. In the absence of the garage, there's a large shed, ideal for bikes and outdoor gear and the outlook over the fields is second to none.  Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: Band D - Mid Devon 2023/24 - £2379.96Utilities: Mains electric, gas, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Superfast EnabledDrainage: Mains drainageHeating: Mains gas central heatingListed: NoTenure: FreeholdCREDITON : An ancient market town, with a contemporary feel only a short, 20-minute drive NW from the city of Exeter. Set in the Vale of the River Creedy, amongst gentle, rolling hills and verdant pastures. Sincerely picture postcard. Once the capital of Devon, Crediton is famed for its inspiring sandstone church and for being the birthplace of Saint Boniface in 680 AD. Its high street is a vibrant place, abuzz with trade artisan coffee shops, roaring pubs, a farmers' market and bakeries, jam-packed with mouthwatering delights. For those commuting it has hassle free transport links into Exeter and for schooling a prestigious community college (Queen Elizabeth's). In addition, it boasts a brilliant gym & leisure centre for New Year's resolutions, two supermarkets for the weekly shop and a trading estate for any practical needs. All neatly held in a single valley. DIRECTIONS : For sat-nav use EX17 1FE and the What3Words address is ///glaze.sandpaper.unfocused but if you want the traditional directions, please read on.From Crediton High Street head towards Exeter, bearing left after the parish church into East Street. At the end, turn left into Mill Street and follow the road, across the mini-roundabout into Exhibition Road. Pass the rugby club on your left and take the next right into Primrose Way and bear left at the bottom into Willow Walk. Continue through the older properties and once you enter the new part of Willow Walk, the house will be found approx. 100m on the right.EPC Rating: B For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i69717387
This beautifully presented and extended modern detached family home has undergone a full renovation in recent years including extensions and conversions, The property now offers superbly presented Six-bedroom accommodation, with two modern family bathrooms. The ground floor flows very nicely, with the living room to the front backing onto to the spacious dining area which has a built-in drinks cabinet and storage area, The property also benefits from a modern fitted kitchen which is located at the rear of the house and overlooks the garden to the rear. The current owners have also converted the garage, which is now used as a useful office area but could be easily used as an additional living space.The garden has a decked area with steps leading to the second tier which is an area laid to lawn with space for hot tub and a path leading onto the home office/ Garden room which benefits from light and power and LAN connection.To the front of the property you have off road parking for approximately three vehicles and side access to the rear garden.Agents - The current vendors have also had drawings completed for an additional extension to the rear, which would create a larger kitchen and dining area.COUNCIL TAX: Band CSERVICES: Mains Electric, Water & Drainage. BROADBAND: Superfast Broadband Available. FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet). Checked on Openreach April 24. Full fibre to the house 900mbps with Cuckoo fibre (was Jurassic fibre), and LAN connection to most rooms.MOBILE SIGNAL: Llikely to receive good coverage. HEATING: Gas Central Heating LISTED: NoTENURE: FreeholdDIRECTIONS From our offices in the High Street head east, after the Parish Church bear left onto East Street. At the T junction turn right onto Mill Street and the property will be found on the right hand side.PLEASE NOTE: Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70496337
Set over 2167 sq. ft. this prominent family home sits centrally in the village of Lapford. With spacious/flexible accommodation throughout to include four reception rooms, kitchen, workshop, & four bedrooms. Externally extensive rear garden & double garage complete. ER-D For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70180417
Arden Garden is contemporary detached house, built in 2017 by a well-regarded local builder as his family home and so was completed to a very high specification throughout in a handy central location within Crediton, within walking distance of the High Streets shops & cafes, primary & secondary schooling and bus transport links.The superbly presented accommodation extends to 1,320sqft / 122sqm, entering the house through the grey composite front door into the tiled entrance hall, the matching porcelain tiles continue into the large dual-aspect lounge (or lounge diner if you prefer) which is full of light. Adjoining is the stunning kitchen breakfast room, with vaulted ceiling to one end, a large centre island including a Quartz breakfast bar, Quartz worktops, plus integrated Neff induction hob, self-cleaning oven, combi-oven, dishwasher & wine chiller. Attached is a dining conservatory & a handy utility room, plus downstairs cloakroom with WC. Large polished porcelain tiles are found through the kitchen, utility & conservatory too.Upstairs we find four bedrooms, with the master enjoying a vaulted ceiling, an en-suite, lovely fitted wardrobes & a full height feature window offering views to the church. There is also a family bathroom with shower & screen over the P-shaped bath, plus a laundry-shoot straight to the utility below! Aside of the conservatory there is zonal underfloor heating via a high-end Ideal mains gas combi-boiler, there is also grey double-glazed windows, electronically controlled skylights, an alarm system and remote access CCTV.Outside to the front is a brick-paved parking area for four cars, a side gate leads to the gardens, found to the side (with views to the church) & rear. The garden is largely level, enclosed & low maintenance, with a mixture of paving and stone chippings, which could lawned if desired, the summer house and garden shed are also included.The house comes with the remainder of its architect's certificate and is being sold with no onward chain.Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: E (£2,671pa)Utilities: Mains gas, electric, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Superfast EnabledDrainage: Mains drainageHeating: Mains gas central heatingListed: NoTenure: FreeholdCREDITON : An ancient market town, with a contemporary feel only a short, 20-minute drive NW from the city of Exeter. Set in the Vale of the River Creedy, amongst gentle, rolling hills and verdant pastures. Sincerely picture postcard. Once the capital of Devon, Crediton is famed for its inspiring sandstone church and for being the birthplace of Saint Boniface in 680 AD. Its high street is a vibrant place, abuzz with trade artisan coffee shops, roaring pubs, a farmers' market and bakeries, jam-packed with mouthwatering delights. For those commuting it has hassle free transport links into Exeter and for schooling a prestigious community college (Queen Elizabeth's) with an Ofsted "outstanding" sixth form. In addition, it boasts a brilliant gym & leisure centre for New Year's resolutions, two supermarkets for the weekly shop and a trading estate for any practical needs. All neatly held in a single valley.DIRECTIONS From Crediton High Street, proceed East down the town, passing The Bike Shed on your left, then take the driveway on your right & Arden Garden will be found up in front of you.What3Words: ///extra.gravitate.showcasesEPC Rating: B For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70282495
This splendid family home is situated towards the outskirts of the town, boasting four good size bedrooms, living room, dining room and Ashgrove fitted kitchen/breakfast room with patio doors to the rear garden. There is parking and a garage to the front with a large garden to the rear. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70513543
The PropertySituated in a quiet residential community is this spacious and detached four-bedroom family home. You enter the property through the double-glazed front door. From here is a light and spacious entrance hall with a staircase to the first-floor landing, two storage cupboards and doors leading to the lounge/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, and the contemporary W.C. The house also benefits from water solar panels, 11" insulation in the boarded loft, as well as cavity wall insulation.The lounge/diner is a double-aspect room that leads to the kitchen/breakfast room. This substantial room leads to the double tandem garage which also has an internal utility/laundry room. On the first floor are four very good-sized bedrooms and a contemporary bathroom. The main bedroom has a large dressing room which would also be suitable for a home office or en-suite. The rear garden is laid to lawn with a summer house. The front garden is also laid to lawn and the property benefits from two driveways providing parking for several vehicles, ideal for the modern family. To view please use the book a viewing option via the brochure, alternatively, go to purplebricks.com or download our user-friendly app to your device.EntranceA welcoming and light entrance hall. Natural light pours through the double-glazed front door and the front aspect double glazed window to the front aspect. Staircase to the first floor landing with a walk in under stairs storage cupboard. Two doors to two built in storage cupboards. Doors that lead to the W.C, lounge/dining room, Kitchen/breakfast room. Radiator. Power points.W.C.An exceptional contemporary W.C. Opaque double-glazed window. Low level W.C with a wall mounted push button flush and concealed cistern. Corner wash hand basin with a push button flush set to a vanity storage unit. Tiled wall areas.Lounge/Dining RoomA fantastic sized double-glazed double-aspect room with views to the countryside and rear garden aspect. Wall light points deliver cozy and warm effect lighting. Radiator. Power points. To the dining aspect, there is a double-width entrance to the spacious kitchen/breakfast room.Kitchen/BreakfastA generous room with a smooth set ceiling with inset ceiling spotlights. Double glazed window to the rear garden aspect. Substantial range of fitted wall and base units with roll edge work surfaces over. Travertine tiled wall and splash backs. Inset one and half bowl sink drainer unit with a mixer tap over and InSinkErator (food waste disposer). Inset five ring gas hob with a hood over. Built in eye level Oven and grill. Integrated dishwasher. Space for a fridge/freezer. Space for a large table and chairs. Double glazed sliding doors to the rear garden. Side courtesy door to the garage and utility room.First Floor LandingA light and spacious landing with natural light from two double glazed windows. Door to an airing cupboard. Doors to the four bedrooms and the family bathroom.Bedroom OneA large double bedroom with a ceiling light point and a double glazed window to the front aspect with countryside views. Radiator. Power points. Door to the dressing room.Dressing RoomA flexible room which has a ceiling light point and an opaque double-glazed window to the rear aspect. In addition to a dressing room this would also make for a very good home office space. Another option for this room is the potential for an en-suite bath or shower room.Bedroom TwoDouble bedroom with a double glazed window to the rear aspect. Radiator. Power points. Bedroom ThreeDouble bedroom with a ceiling light point. Double glazed window to the front aspect with fantastic countryside views. Radiator. Power points. Bedroom FourA good sized room that would also make for a good home office/study or can be used as a single bedroom, ceiling light point, double-glazed window to the rear aspect, Radiator. Power points.Family BathroomA contemporary family bathroom. Opaque double-glazed window. Panel-enclosed bath with a 'Mira' shower over. Low-level W.C. with a push button flush. Hand wash basin with a mixer tap over set to a vanity storage unit. Radiator. Wall-mounted heated ladder towel rail.GarageA fantastic garage with an up-and-over door. Lighting and power points. Door to the utility room. Utility RoomCeiling light point. Double-glazed window and door to the garden aspect. Space and plumbing for a washing machine. 'Belfast' sink. Rear GardenThe rear of the garden can be accessed by a side gate located on the side of the house, via the sliding doors from the dining room and also from a side door leading from the garage. The rear garden is largely laid to lawn and there are stairs that lead up along the side of the garden. To the rear is a timber summer house with a patio area as well as a greenhouse.Front GardenThis is laid to a large lawn area. Flower beds with shrubs and trees border the garden along with a low-level brick wall to the front. DrivewayTo the left side is a driveway that leads up to the garage. To the right is a further driveway for several vehicles or a larger vehicle such as a motor home or caravan.Disclaimer for virtual viewingsSome or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. We therefore strongly advise you to make further enquiries before completing your purchase of the property to ensure you are happy with all the information provided. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i69024346
This beautifully presented and extended modern semi detached family home has undergone a full renovation in recent years including extensions and conversions, The property now offers superbly presented Three bedroom accommodation, with three modern family bathrooms. , The property also benefits from a modern fitted kitchen which back on to a separate dining area and conservatory which overlooks the garden to the rear with the large utility room opposite. The three bedrooms are on the first floor which offers fantastic space and also benefits from a family bathroom.The garden has a patio area with steps leading to the second tier which is an area laid to lawn and additional patio area leading onto the home office/ Garden room which benefits from light and power.To the front of the property you have off road parking for approximately three vehicles, Single Garage and a fantastic car port to the bottom of the driveway.COUNCIL TAX: Band CEPC - CSERVICES: Mains Electric, Water & Drainage. BROADBAND: Superfast Broadband Available. FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet). Checked on Openreach April 24.MOBILE SIGNAL: Llikely to receive good coverage. HEATING: Gas Central Heating LISTED: NoTENURE: FreeholdSituation Crediton is an ancient market town and civil parish located in the heart of the county, and with a population of just under 8000. It is famed as the birthplace of St Boniface, the patron saint of Germany and Holland. The town has an active community with a town square which holds event s and a twice monthly farmers market, an array of independent retailers along the vibrant high street, several pubs and some real foodie treats with independent bakeries, coffee shops and delicatessens. The town has two supermarkets, two primary schools and a well-regarded secondary school with a busy sixth form which has been rated as Outstanding by OFSTED. The town has active Rugby and Football clubs, as well as an excellent leisure centre with swimming pool and fitness facilities. The town is surrounded by glorious countryside providing plenty of walks and bike rides.PLEASE NOTE: Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71218266
Westernlea is a town edge development which backs onto fields to the south western edge of Crediton. It's a popular location for families with primary and secondary schools on hand, a doctors surgery and the Exeter bus route runs through the development. This particular property is at the end of a cul-de-sac so there's no passing traffic at all and occupies a quiet and tucked away position. It's on the market with no onward chain. It's a large house, having been extended to add a ground floor office or hobby room with a second staircase to a 5th bedroom (or another study). The extension is linked to the main house on the ground floor and there is separate access in from outside so with some adaptations, could be more of an annexe or even have some rental income from Airbnb!. The remainder of the house is presented in very good order with upgraded bathroom and ensuite plus a brand new kitchen/dining room which have been opened up to create a larger sociable space. As would be expected in a house of this type, there's a separate utility room and ground floor WC and a good sized, dual aspect living room. On the first floor in the main house are 4 bedrooms, the master having a dressing area and ensuite shower room and a family bathroom with freestanding bath serves the further bedrooms. Outside, there's block paved parking to the front which leads to a detached double garage with electric doors, power, light and water. There's a secure shed to the side of the garage too to provide further storage for bikes or equipment. A paved pathway to the side gives access to the rear garden which is approx. 14m x 9m with paved seating areas, lawn and a hot tub area (hot tub not included) plus steps go up to an elevated terrace with glass balustrades which enjoys the longer evenings and views to the fields behind. Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: E (Mid Devon 2023/24 - £2908.84Utilities: Mains electric, water, gas, telephone and broadband, Fastest broadband speed within this postcode: Up to 67Mbps (Rightmove)Drainage: Mains drainageHeating: Gas fired central heatingListed: NoTenure: FreeholdDIRECTIONS: From Crediton High Street, head west to the top of town at and turn left at the traffic light by The Green into Landscore. Continue on this road, dropping down Westwood hill and then take the second turning on the right into Westernlea. Take the second cul-de-sac on the left and 74 will be found in the right hand corner, up a short driveway. what3words: ///velocity.protester.edgyCREDITON : An ancient market town, with a contemporary feel only a short, 20-minute drive NW from the city of Exeter. Set in the Vale of the River Creedy, amongst gentle, rolling hills and verdant pastures. Sincerely picture postcard. Once the capital of Devon, Crediton is famed for its inspiring sandstone church and for being the birthplace of Saint Boniface in 680 AD. Its high street is a vibrant place, abuzz with trade artisan coffee shops, roaring pubs, a farmers' market and bakeries, jam-packed with mouthwatering delights. For those commuting it has hassle free transport links into Exeter and for schooling a prestigious community college (Queen Elizabeth's) with an Ofsted "outstanding" sixth form. In addition, it boasts a brilliant gym & leisure centre for New Year's resolutions, two supermarkets for the weekly shop and a trading estate for any practical needs. All neatly held in a single valley.EPC Rating: C For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70584179
This large detached bungalow is set in the picturesque village of Lapford with great transport links via bus and the train station. Surrounded by open countryside, the views from this home are stunning. The upgrades the current owners have carried out have brought this home right up to date in both style and energy efficiency.The large kitchen diner is to the front of the property overlooking the views, the kitchen units provide plenty of space, there are quartz overlay worktops and space for a Range cooker. A large farmhouse table can be accommodated in here in this light and bright space. Leading from the kitchen is a pantry and a door to the garage where a separate shower room has been created. A side door from the kitchen leads to a porch and outdoors to the side of the property. The lounge is accessed via a few steps down into this wonderfully light and spacious room. There are triple bifold doors leading out onto the patio dining area. The engineered oak floor works perfectly in this room and also runs through the hallway.There are 3 large double bedrooms to the rear of the property and a large master bedroom with ensuite shower room to the front overlooking the views. The master bathroom has a bath and separate shower with a white suite. There is a large amount of storage space throughout the house both in the attic and an underfloor storage space, and the home is fully alarmed.Outside, the drive leads down to a large parking area from the quiet country lane. The garage is 1 ½ sized with an electric door and there is access to the rear of the property from both sides. To one side of the bungalow are two garden storage sheds and at the front is where the garden opens up to those wonderful views and is fully enclosed for pets. The front garden is mostly laid to lawn with apple trees and shrub and flower borders.Numerous energy saving upgrades have been carried out by the owner including new double glazing which is still under guarantee. An Air-Source heat pump has been added along with solar thermal panel for the hot water which there is an RHI incentive payment for giving the owners around £340 per quarter, this will be transferred to the new owners. Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: Band E - Mid Devon 2024/25 - £2386.91Utilities: Mains electric, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Superfast EnabledDrainage: Mains drainageHeating: Air-source heating & solar for waterListed: NoTenure: Freehold Lapford is a large village, beyond Morchard Road on the A377 9 miles from Crediton and 16 miles from the City of Exeter. Like most Devon parishes, it's not far from a lovely collection of trees Eggesford Forest is just up the way, a regal coniferous plantation that plays host to variety of creatures including adders, butterflies, buzzards and woodpeckers (and badgers!). The village itself has a primary school with an excellent Ofsted report, sizeable playing fields (with a football pitch and kid-friendly playground) and a busy pub The Old Malt Scoop Inn, once a 16th Century coaching inn which now offers an a la carte dining experience, using only the best local produce. DIRECTIONS : From Crediton take the A377 in a westerly direction. Go through the village of Copplestone and Morchard Road and Lapford will be the next village along. Take a right up through the village and after the pub fork right onto Eastington Lane, go around the right hand bend and Lower Meadows will be the first bungalow you find on your right.What3Words: ///inventors.recipient.threaded For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71429338
This charming cottage offers spacious and well-presented accommodation, including three double bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen, bathroom and shower room. The property has been sympathetically renovated by the current owners and retains a wealth of its original characteristics and charm including high ceilings, large oak windows and flagstone flooring as well as a new natural Welsh slate roof which was replaced in 2022. As you enter the property, there is a staircase entrance hall which gives access to the first floor, living room and kitchen/dining room. The dining room is a beautifully light room with a large window to side elevation and is fitted with a multi fuel Rayburn, perfect for cozy winter evenings. The kitchen is fitted with an Ashgrove oak kitchen with granite worktops, Belfast style sink and a range of base and wall units providing ample cupboard and drawer space. There is a downstairs bathroom which has recently been updated and comprises a white suite with P shaped bath, low level WC and basin. The original bread oven allows extra storage space and is a lovely feature. The living room is a very impressive room with large windows and French doors which are handmade from oak by a local craftsman and overlook the gardens and paddock as well as original flagstone flooring. The room also offers high ceilings and a double fireplace with one side housing the multifuel burner and the other side currently being used as a wine store! To the first floor, there are three good sized double bedrooms which enjoy views across the adjoining gardens and countryside as well as the shower room. In bedroom three, which is currently being used as a home office, there is an access hatch to the loft which is a substantial space with lighting, power and Velux window, and could be converted to additional accommodation subject to necessary planning. Outside, the property benefits from ample parking and car port, gardens with seating area and newly installed patio made from limestone with Victorian style veranda over. The gardens extend to just over an acre and are divided into separate areas including vegetable gardens, well stocked flower beds as well as a paddock which is currently being used to keep sheep. There is a stable block with tack room, ideal for anyone wanting to keep animals or as additional storage space. There is also hayshed which has water and electricity supply and a greenhouse for all the keen gardeners. The cottage is approx. 200 yards from the B2220, and is approached over a shared tree lined driveway. There is good access to Crediton, Exeter & Barnstaple via the A377 which is approx. ¼ of a mile away at Morchard Road; where there is also a train station with regular trains to Barnstaple, Exeter & Beyond. The cottage adjoins a small working farm, and nearby, a public footpath with lovely walks through the adjoining farmland, up to Down St Mary and beyond, can be enjoyed. From Crediton take the A377 towards Barnstaple, after 6 miles you reach Morchard Road, turn left onto the B3220 towards Bideford and Torrington. Take the first drive on the left after approximately 250 yards, opposite the fishing lake, sign posted Ellicombe. Follow the tree lined drive up through the field, bearing right where the lane splits and the paddock for the property begins and then right again towards the stabling and 1 Ellicombe Cottages.COUNCIL TAX: Band CSERVICES: Mains Electric & Water, Private Drainage (Septic tank shared with neighbour and emptied annually costing approximately £100). BROADBAND: Superfast Broadband Available. FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet). Checked on Openreach April 24. MOBILE SIGNAL: You Are Likely To Have Good Coverage HEATING: LPG Gas Central HeatingLISTED: NoTENURE: FreeholdRestrictions - Please refer to agent.PLEASE NOTE: Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70616439
Key Features:Heading inside, the entrance hall has stairs rising to the first floor with beautiful handwoven wool carpet, and slate tiled flooring downstairs. From here, there is access to the downstairs W.C. and doors to the sitting room, dining room and kitchen. The sitting room is a bright and airy dual aspect room, with French Doors opening onto the sun terrace. Locally sourced oak flooring and a fireplace with log burning stove adorn the room. Wooden double doors open through to the dining room, which has ample space for a large dining table and accompanying furniture. The kitchen is generously proportioned and features a convenient breakfast bar. Ample storage is available with a range of cupboards, drawers, and additional wall and base units, ensuring all kitchen essentials can be neatly organized. The kitchen also includes integrated appliances, such as a double oven and hob.From the kitchen, the utility room offers a practical space and has a further sink and storage cupboards. Steps lead down to the integral double garage, which, due to the layout of the property, offer potential to convert into an annexe or further living accommodation, subject to the necessary planning consents. There is a covered walkway to the rear of the property which opens out onto the rear garden and leads to a large secure garden store. Ascending to the first floor, the landing features a striking triangular window, letting in plenty of natural light. There are doors to the master bedroom, which has built-in wardrobes. Dual aspect windows offer delightful views of the rear garden and Dartmoor in the distance. High quality ash flooring completes the room. A door opens into the en-suite shower room, revealing a well fitted shower room with light blue modern tiles.There are three further double bedrooms and a single bedroom, which could also be a home office or study. The bathroom completes the accommodation and is well fitted with a modern suite, with a bath and separate shower cubicle. The front of the house has a large visitors parking area and wooden gates, which open on the driveway and leads to the garage. There is a hardstanding to the left of the house and colourful well stocked front garden. Extending seamlessly from the sun terrace located to the right of the house, the main garden offers an idyllic setting to enjoy the delightfully landscaped garden. There is a level lawn with an abundance of specimen plants, flowers and mature trees found as you head down the garden. A dedicated vegetable patch and polytunnel offer opportunities for those with green fingers to cultivate their own produce. Services:Mains drainage, electricity and water, oil fired central heating. Council Tax Band EMid Devon District Council Seller's Insight:When I viewed this property for the first time, I was attracted to its feeling of peace and tranquillity. Whether I was inside or outside, I could relax and enjoy the views of the trees and the sound of the birdsong. Waking up and looking out of my bedroom window to views of Dartmoor has been an experience I appreciate every single morning. The space and light inside the property add to this feeling of ease which made the property feel like home.Being a keen gardener, the size of the garden was a big draw for me. Many a happy hour has been spent cultivating the garden and the vegetable plot. I have loved growing my own produce. It is wonderful to pick my own vegetables to cook straight away, my food is always fresh and full of flavour. I have planted apple trees, pear trees and a plum tree. Some of these had fruit last year and will have again this year. There are lots of fruit bushes from which I have made pies and jam.When I am not working on the garden, I can sit back and enjoy the haven I have created. The patio is the perfect sociable spot to enjoy the first and last meal of the day as it captures both the sunrise and the sunset. And I enjoy sitting on the bench at the far end of the garden and be totally immersed in nature and birdsong.The garden can be enjoyed in colder weather too. The winter sunsets are amazing to watch while sitting in the sitting room being warmed by the wood burner. The double aspect windows offer a panoramic view of the sun setting, it is truly beautiful. The house is nicely situated on the edge of the village, off the main road and down a quiet country lane, offering opportunities for country walks, short or long, and easy access to Exeter. The house is raised enough to give privacy from the lane. The patio offers opportunity to be able to chat to villagers as they walk by. The Garden Centre with the Post Office is just a short walk away. I have enjoyed my time here, and it has been a great base for exploring further afield. I hope the new owners enjoy the peace and tranquillity that this property has given me. Area Information:Bow, located in the picturesque region of Crediton, Devon, is a delightful village known for its serene countryside surroundings and strong community spirit. Nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant landscapes, Bow offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for residents and visitors alike. With its charming amenities and proximity to Crediton, the village provides a perfect balance of a rural lifestyle and convenient access to essential facilities.In Bow, you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the area. The village is surrounded by lush green fields, offering ample opportunities for countryside walks, cycling, and exploration. For nature enthusiasts, Dartmoor National Park is nearby. While embracing its rural character, Bow ensures that residents have access to essential amenities. The village features a local convenience store, post office, village hall, and friendly local pubs. These amenities contribute to the strong sense of community and convenience that characterizes Bow, along with the various local events, festivals, and gatherings throughout the year.Nearby Crediton offers a wider range of amenities, including supermarkets, schools, healthcare facilities, and a variety of shops and restaurants. There are also good transportation links with Exeter just 15.9 miles away. Exeter St David's Rail station has regular services to London Paddington and Waterloo. Exeter International Airport flies to many national and international locations. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70328399
Jocelyn Mead is a highly regarded area of Crediton, just a short distance from the town centre. This property has everything - it's been fully upgraded to a high standard with modern plumbing, underfloor heating, new electrics, modern conservatory, garage conversion and has an easy to maintain garden.On entering the hallway there is a downstairs WC and study/snug to the side. The lounge is light and spacious with a bay window to the front and a gas fireplace and double doors lead out to the impressive kitchen with all the extras you would expect from this quality home. There are granite worktops to compliment the white gloss units, a Rangemaster oven with 6 ring gas hob, hot water tap, fully integrated dishwasher, fridge and a must have wine cooler! There's an island to one end and another dining option the other end with plenty of room for a table. The kitchen, along with the conservatory, has underfloor heating. To the side of the kitchen is the utility room with space for washing machine, dryer and an extra fridge if required. More granite worktops and a sink are also found here along with a door for side access outdoors. The contemporary conservatory is a lovely addition and an extra reception room is found to the side. This room is a garage conversion and would make a great further lounge, games room or gym.Upstairs there are 4 good sized bedrooms, one of which is currently utilised as a dressing room. The master bedroom has an underfloor heated ensuite and then a dressing room with attractive fitted units. The family bathroom has a bath and separate shower, with fitted vanity unit and floor to ceiling tiling.Outside there is a garden to the rear with steps up to a decking area where there is a handy shed. The rest of the fully enclosed garden is partly laid to decorative chippings and artificial grass and shrub borders. There is side access into the garden and to the front you'll find 4 parking spaces. Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: Band E- Mid Devon 2024/25 - £3050.77Utilities: Mains electric, gas, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Superfast EnabledDrainage: Mains drainageHeating: Mains gas central heating (underfloor and radiators)Listed: NoTenure: Freehold CREDITON : An ancient market town, with a contemporary feel only a short, 20-minute drive NW from the city of Exeter. Set in the Vale of the River Creedy, amongst gentle, rolling hills and verdant pastures. Sincerely picture postcard. Once the capital of Devon, Crediton is famed for its inspiring sandstone church and for being the birthplace of Saint Boniface in 680 AD. Its high street is a vibrant place, abuzz with trade artisan coffee shops, roaring pubs, a farmers' market and bakeries, jam-packed with mouthwatering delights. For those commuting it has hassle free transport links into Exeter and for schooling a prestigious community college (Queen Elizabeth's). In addition, it boasts a brilliant gym & leisure centre for New Year's resolutions, two supermarkets for the weekly shop and a trading estate for any practical needs. All neatly held in a single valley. DIRECTIONS : From Crediton High Street, turn onto Searle Street and continue up until you reach People's Park Road, take a left and continue onto Alexandra Road then a right turn on to Southfield Drive. Continue up the hill and take a right turn onto Jocelyn Mead, go around the right hand bend and no 8 will be found on your right.What3Words: ///petition.torches.mural EPC Rating: C For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71046071
Nymet Lodge is a beautifully restored former lodge house set behind wooden gates and accessed via a private lane. The property has high quality fixtures and fittings which enhance the existing character and charm, along with beautifully landscaped gardens, creating a truly unique and special home.InsideA wooden stable door opens into the entrance porch, which has tiled flooring, a vaulted ceiling, a window to the side and wooden glazed door which leads to a modern glass and oak staircase. There is a door to the kitchen on the right and to the left the room opens into the stunning sitting room, where there is a window to the front and the focal point of the room is a large fireplace with wood burning stove and wooden beam. There is tiled flooring and underfloor heating and an archway leads to the dining room.The dining room has space for a large dining table and chairs, tiled flooring, radiator, an opening to the kitchen and wooden French doors which lead to a walled and gravelled al fresco dining area.A stunning roof lantern floods the kitchen with natural light and warms the solid wood worksurfaces of the Fired Earth kitchen. The area below the roof lantern has a double Belfast style sink and integral washing machine and dishwasher with wall units and base cupboards, which extend to include a breakfast bar. The room has tiled flooring a radiator and underfloor heating. From the breakfast bar, the kitchen continues with a further range of Fired Earth base cupboards and wall units with a large wooden worktop.A door leads to the downstairs cloakroom which has a Fired Earth countertop basin and vanity unit, tiled wall and tiled flooring with underfloor heating, W.C. and cupboard housing the electricity circuit breaker.Moving to the first floor, the spacious dual aspect master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams, reclaimed wooden flooring, a feature fireplace, radiator, window to the front aspect and a door the en-suite cloakroom. This room has a window to the front, wooden shelving, wall mounted basin and a W.C.The second bedroom is another beautiful room with a vaulted ceiling, reclaimed wooden flooring, radiator, two Velux style windows and doorway to the en-suite shower room. This wonderfully decorated room has a glazed shower enclosure with hand-held and overhead shower heads, W.C and wall mounted wash basin. There are beautifully tiled walls and flooring, underfloor heating, a towel rail and Velux window.The third bedroom has a window to the front, reclaimed wooden flooring and a radiator and is currently used as a dressing room.The main bathroom has a luxurious Fired Earth jacuzzi bath with tiled surround, a vanity unit with countertop basin, towel rail, obscured window to rear and W.C.OutsideThe property sits behind a large gravel driveway which provides off road parking and is accessed via large wooden gates. To the front and side of the property is a large and beautifully landscaped garden which is perfect for entertaining. The sun terrace has a large seating area with a central fire pit. A great outside feature of this property is the impressive garden studio which has underfloor heating, power and lighting and is currently used as an office and cinema room and has bifold doors enjoying a view over the garden.There is a garden lawn and raised beds, a further secluded seating area and gravelled dining area with log store. AreaNymet Rowland is a small hamlet with a church and thriving local community. Lapford rail station is just a short distance away and the property is located within easy reach of the market town of Crediton with its excellent facilities. The Cathedral city of Exeter is approximately 19 miles away and has a range of historical buildings, Quayside, Exeter Airport and St Davids railway station.The renowned beaches of North Devon are approximately 30 miles to the north and the property sits between Dartmoor and Exmoor to the south and north.ServicesThe property has mains electricity, oil central heating, partial electric underfloor heating, mains water and private drainage.Local authorityMid Devon District Council Council Tax Band C For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70110143
Lake View occupies an elevated and secluded plot within this quiet cul-de-sac and enjoys a very good sized enclosed garden, sweeping driveway with ample parking for several vehicles and a double garage with lighting, power and remote operated door. The house is also in a most convenient position for many of the town amenities including the supermarkets, trading estate, leisure centre and football club, whilst the grounds of Crediton Rugby Club adjoin the property.Lake View has recently undergone extensive renovations including being completely rewired and replumbed throughout, the installation of a modern air to air heat pump which controls the heating and cooling, and a new air to water heat pump which controls the water temperature. Additionally, extra floor and roof insulation has been installed to provide maximum efficiency. Internally, the property boasts over 1,600 sqft of accommodation (excluding the double garage) and briefly comprises an entrance porch, open plan kitchen / dining room, separate utility, large dual aspect living room with sliding door giving access to the conservatory as well as a downstairs shower room. On the first floor, there are four good sized bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom. Outside, the property is set back with ample parking and detached double garage, with good sized gardens to the side and rear with extensive lawns which are enclosed and made private by wooden fencing and mature shrubs and trees. There is an elevated balcony area which is accessed via double doors from the conservatory creating a wonderful outdoor seating area overlooking the garden. DIRECTIONS From our High Street offices proceed easterly bearing left just past the Parish Church into East Street. At the bottom of East Street turn left, and follow the road to the mini roundabout, taking the first exit. Continue past the rugby club and take the next left into Lake View. The driveway to number 1 is the first on the left.COUNCIL TAX: Band E - Mid Devon 2023/24 - £2,908.84SERVICES: Mains Electric, Water & Drainage. BROADBAND: Super Fast Broadband EnabledMOBILE SIGNAL: You are likely to have good coverage HEATING: Air to Air Heat Pump (Heating & Cooling)Air to Water Heat Pump (Water Heating) LISTED: No TENURE: Freehold.PLEASE NOTE:Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70019462
Longfleet House is a substantial, individual detached house located in the sought-after town edge location of Old Tiverton Road, standing high and enjoying lovely town and country views from its elevated position. The property was built with beautiful craftmanship in 1926 by the well-known local firm Dart & Francis Ltd, with much character throughout and is very well presented by the present owners with neutral decor, enhancing the original build.The current owners have taken great care improving the property inside and out, a real feel of quality with an abundance of solid oak including the internal doors, picture rails and staircase. The accommodation includes four double bedrooms and an upstairs bathroom and there is also a study/5th bedroom which would make a perfect en-suite shower room to the master if desired (plumbing already under the floorboards). The views from the three largest bedrooms to the south are fantastic, over the rooftops to the surrounding countryside. Storage is freely available too with built in wardrobes to most bedrooms. On the ground floor, the oak filled entrance hall gives a hint to the style and quality and this leads to a beautiful open-plan kitchen diner, complete with Belfast sink, granite worktops and a central island making it a sociable space and the hub of the home. To the dining end is an open fire, plus double doors to the fantastic sun room which runs along the southern end of the house looking out over the gardens. The sun room was recently renovated with new glazing and roof making it a year round room and is linked to a spacious living room which again has an original open fire. There is a recently updated ground floor shower room, plus a separate WC and a very handy utility room. The whole property has mains gas central heating via a combi-boiler and uPVC flush casement windows. Outside to the front elevation is a good-sized parking area, with space to turn and hold a number of vehicles plus there is also a substantial detached garage with power and an EV charger. The main garden faces south, is very private with mature trees in place and can be accessed from both sides of the house. To the west is a space for a hot-tub, and also a summerhouse which dates back to when the house was built nearly 100 years ago with lovely leaded stain glass windows. There is also a terrace with views south across the valley.To find a house of this quality in the town doesn't happen every day, the location, the views, the space and the quality of the build with its proportions and materials, it's sure to make a fantastic home for the next owners. Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: Band E - Mid Devon 2023/24 - £3050.77Utilities: Mains electric, gas, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Superfast EnabledDrainage: Mains drainageHeating: Mains gas central heatingListed: NoTenure: Freehold CREDITON : An ancient market town, with a contemporary feel only a short, 20-minute drive NW from the city of Exeter. Set in the Vale of the River Creedy, amongst gentle, rolling hills and verdant pastures. Sincerely picture postcard. Once the capital of Devon, Crediton is famed for its inspiring sandstone church and for being the birthplace of Saint Boniface in 680 AD. Its high street is a vibrant place, abuzz with trade artisan coffee shops, roaring pubs, a farmers' market and bakeries, jam-packed with mouthwatering delights. For those commuting it has hassle free transport links into Exeter and for schooling a prestigious community college (Queen Elizabeth's). In addition, it boasts a brilliant gym & leisure centre for New Year's resolutions, two supermarkets for the weekly shop and a trading estate for any practical needs. All neatly held in a single valley. DIRECTIONS : For sat-nav use EX17 1EG and the What3Words address is ///compound.envisage.shorthand but if you want the traditional directions, please read on.From the town square head along Parliament Street passing the library on your right. Take the second exit at the roundabout at the bottom of Jockey Hill into Blagdon. Take the first left into Old Tiverton Road, continue up the hill and Longfleet House will be found on your right. EPC Rating: D For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71572343
Chilcott is a south-facing period detached house found in a semi-rural village edge location with numerous country walks on hand. It is set in just under an acre (0.93) and looks over its own gardens beautifully. Found just outside of the mid-Devon village of Poughill, Crediton and Tiverton are the nearest towns and there are miles of country lanes to explore.The spacious and flexible accommodation reaches 158sqm / 1,703sqft with further scope to extend (subject to permissions) or adapt the current configuration, if a ground floor studio annexe was required for example. At present we have three double bedrooms, with the large master enjoying an en-suite bathroom and a 2021 fitted white suite bathroom (P-shaped bath with shower & screen over) serving the other bedrooms. The house isn't listed which is a real advantage should someone choose to extend.On the ground floor there is a lovely 2019 fitted kitchen breakfast room, complete with an electric range cooker, fridge freezer & dishwasher plus a separate dining room and a sitting room with an impressive fireplace with bread oven and wood-burning stove. Lying to the south off the entrance hall with WC is a sizeable living room, which could easily become a ground floor bedroom (4) if desire. There is also a storage/study area and a side porch. The whole property is uPVC double glazed and has oil-fired central heating via the outside boiler.Outside (Plot size 0.93 acres): There is gated parking for around five cars and a DOUBLE GARAGE (5.9m x 5.5m) with light, power, rear windows and side door.The gardens are south-facing and largely lawned with mature apple trees. There are two gates leading to the paddock, the larger one to the bottom leads to an open-fronted store for a ride-on mower, behind is a block-built outbuilding separated into two storage areas, which could be adapted to create stables for ponies or a workshop. The paddock has footpaths cut through and has been left as a nature wild garden in recent years, although previously it was a productive area to grow fruit and veg, or it could be returned to grass to keep animals if preferred.Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: E (£2,671pa)Utilities: Mains electric, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Superfast EnabledDrainage: Private drainage (doesn't drain into a water course)Heating: Oil-fired central heatingListed: NoTenure: FreeholdPOUGHILL is a picturesque Devon village situated midway between Crediton and Tiverton, each being about 7 miles distant and has an historic parish church and active village hall. The village is located along a high ridge and enjoys stunning distant views to Dartmoor and surrounding hills.DIRECTIONS: For Sat-Nav use EX17 4DQWhat3Words: ///trending.marinated.inched EPC Rating: E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71255872
The character and charm of this beautiful Grade II* listed house dates back hundreds of years, clearly demonstrated by the unique staircase, the cross passage hall with its original wooden screen walls and small, interesting windows. As well as the history, the house enjoys an open aspect to the front and is surprisingly light for a property of this type as the front of the house faces south. The principle rooms all over-look the garden and surrounding countryside. Although there are some low doorways and the odd low beam to navigate, the ceiling heights overall are of average height. There is oil fired central heating as well as wood burning stoves and the kitchen is large and recently refitted to give a light, modern twist. The living/dining room is fantastic with it's beams and large fireplace. To the rear on the ground floor is a utility room and very useful boot room (an essential part of a country house!) plus a study and WC. On the first floor are 3 double bedrooms, all facing south overlooking the lovely front garden plus a spacious family bathroom.Outside, the gardens lie predominantly to the south with an additional area to one side. The house sits on a plot of approx. 0.4 acres so there's a real feeling of space. To the side garden is a useful barn providing workshop/storage space. The gardens have plenty of room to grow vegetables or to simply sit and enjoy plus there's several seating areas from which to take in the views. Across the quiet country lane is ample off-road parking for numerous vehicles and an open fronted covered area plus a modern agricultural building split into 3 bays, each with a large door and interconnecting doors. This is suitable for storage of equipment or keeping animals (or both). The remainder of the land (approx. 2.7 acres) slopes to the stream at the bottom. There is a grassland/paddock which has been managed as a wildflower meadow that could of course be used for a number of things. There is an area of woodland that runs down to the stream on the boundary please see land plan. Agents notes: This property is owned by a member of staff of Helmores Estate Agents. The roof was re-thatched last in 2006 and re-ridged and repaired in 2015. A quote has been prepared and works booked in for 2025. The guide price reflects that a buyer would need to bear this cost in the future. Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: Band E - Mid Devon 2023/24 - £2733.27Utilities: Mains electric, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Superfast EnabledDrainage: Private drainageHeating: Oil fired central heatingListed: Yes Grade II*Tenure: FreeholdYEOFORD is a popular village with a lovely community feel, in a gentle valley, 4 miles from the market town of Crediton and linked to Exeter via the Tarka-Trainline or with access to the A30 via Cheriton Bishop. Yeoford is a busy place with yearly festivals, including 'Yeofest' described by some as the "best little beer festival in Mid Devon". In addition, and for those that prefer apples there is 'Yeocider'. The modern community hall hosts yoga, life drawing and crafting classes and the newly refurbished pub 'The Duck' which serves great food is also home to the community shop. The village is a great place for families with its own Primary School, a recently renewed playground and football field, the church which runs coffee mornings and a 'Messy Church' plus a group for the under 5s called Sweet Peas. There are lots of great countryside walks too.DIRECTIONSFor sat-nav use EX17 5HB and the What3Words address is ///carefully.riding.repeatbut if you want the traditional directions, please read on.From Crediton High Street head towards The Green and bear left at the traffic lights into Landscore. Continue down over Westwood Hill and onto the village of Yeoford. Go through the village, over the railway bridge and bear left up the hill. After approx. 1 mile, turn right at Woodland Cross as signed to Hittisleigh. Go down the hill and as you rise up the other side, the property will be on your right (park by the barn on the left). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70882111
A beautifully presented edge of village house with large garden bordering farmland. Hall Cloakroom Study/Bedroom 4 Sitting Room Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Room Kitchen 3 Bedrooms Bathroom Shower Room Garden Shed serving as 'home office' Large Gardens Parking for 3 cars For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70047861
Meadowsweet Cottage is a charming period property that offers light-filled and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. The cottage, which is partially Grade II Listed, combines two smaller cottages which date from mid-18th and 19th centuries respectively and retains plenty of its original character, including a thatched roof and internal timber beams. The ground floor has a drawing room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers, a skylight, a brick-built fireplace with a woodburning stove and French doors that open onto the garden. There is also a sitting room with a triple aspect allowing for a wealth of natural light and an open fireplace. The kitchen is fitted with modern Shaker-style units and integrated appliances. The ground floor also offers two well-proportioned bedrooms with one benefitting from an en suite cloakroom and a useful study which could also be used as an additional bedroom if required.There are two further well-presented bedrooms on the first floor, as well as a family bathroom.Local Authority: Mid Devon District CouncilServices: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage which we understand is compliant with current regulations. Oil-fired central heating.Council Tax: Band EWayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £685,000At the rear of the cottage there is a detached garaging block which also includes an office, providing an ideal space for home working. The large garden to the rear includes paved terracing and a spacious area of lawn, bordered by hedgerow and post and rail fencing, as well as two garden sheds. The property further benefits from paddock across the lane measuring approximately 1.02 acres providing further space to enjoy the peaceful setting and could be used for grazing animals.The property is set in the hamlet of Chilton, surrounded by the beautiful Mid Devon countryside. The village of Cheriton Fitzpaine is just under two miles away, offering a village store and post office, two local pubs and a primary school. The small town of Crediton, just over three miles away, offers further local amenities, including supermarkets, a range of shops, restaurants, cafes and leisure facilities. Golf is available at Downes Crediton Golf Club. The bustling town of Tiverton is 10 miles to the north offers further amenities as well as the renowned independent Blundells School with the property situated within the reduced fee catchment area. For an even greater number of facilities, the Cathedral City of Exeter is just 10 miles away, offering a variety of leisure facilities and amenities, including an arts centre, the RAMM museum and various restaurants, bars and eateries as well as several shopping outlets including a John Lewis, IKEA and Waitrose supermarket. There is a mainline station at Crediton, offering services to Exeter, while Exeter St. David's provides regular services to London Paddington. For road connections, the M5 is 14 miles away. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i68468458
Key Features:- Stunning Grade II* listed cottage- Incredible character and charm- Annexe or income potential - 2 large reception rooms and Ashgrove kitchen - Ample parking for numerous vehicles - Large garage/workshop- Beautiful cottage style gardens- Fantastic rural outlookThis stunning Grade II* listed detached residence is nestled in glorious countryside on the edge of Stockleigh Pomeroy, presenting a remarkable opportunity to become the next custodian of an enchanting piece of history. The property has been sympathetically renovated to enhance the original character and charm whilst incorporating modern comforts. It also has the added benefit of a detached annex, believed to have been a Victorian school room, which has fantastic potential to be used as ancillary accommodation with income potential, subject to relevant consents. History of the Property:Originally an Open Hall, certain sections of the property are thought to trace back to approximately 1450. The roof is medieval, featuring cruck beams sourced from the original Medieval Hall.Accommodation:The walled front garden with tall hedging provides natural screening and privacy for the patio area it contains. Cobbled paving leads to the original wooden ledged front door with a doorbell hung to the side, immediately transporting you back in time and setting the tone for what will be discovered inside. The door opens to reveal an original oak plank and muntin screens with apotropaic ancient symbology carved into the wood.A doorway leads into the main reception room which was originally an Open Hall. Many of its original features are still present today, with exposed beams and a fireplace which houses a wood burner and is conveniently placed next to a large window seat, providing the perfect place to view the pretty cottage style front garden, whilst being warmed by the fire. A central column encases a staircase and acts as a room divider, providing a secondary seating area to the rear of the room, and access to a downstairs WC and shower room.An expansive dining room also leads off the entrance hall and has a charming inglenook fireplace which adds a cosy feel to this spacious room. There is plenty of room for a large dining table and chairs, and an inviting window seat enjoys views of the rear patio. The kitchen adjoins this room and has the character and warmth of a first-generation Rayburn (which dates to the mid-1940s), coupled with the convenience of a high-quality Ashgrove Kitchen. This beautiful kitchen with granite worktops and matching upstands has a range of integral appliances including a Neff fridge and dishwasher, and an integral washing machine. There are two staircases in the property which lead to the first floor where four generously sized bedrooms are located, each with it's own character and charm. The vaulted ceiling and blackened beams within the first floor give a hint to its history as an Open Hall. The bathroom also features a stylish slipper style bath and window overlooking the garden. Victorian School Room:The detached Victorian School room is no less steeped in history, believed to have originated as a farm building before possibly serving a role connected to the village school. Its presence on local maps dates back to 1888, adding an intriguing layer to its historical significance. The building has undergone extensive and sensitive restoration, yet there is still plenty of potential, with planning permission and listed building consent already in place to incorporate modern amenities, including a WC, shower room, and a wood-burning stove, turning this building into self-contained living accommodation. There is then the opportunity to use this this accommodation as an annex or as an additional source of rental income should the new owner wish to acquire 'change of use' permissions.Shepherds Hut - Available by separate negotiation:A well-appointed Shepherds Hut with its own wood burner, currently sits within the grounds. Its elevated position enjoys a privileged view of the garden and surrounding countryside and is surely a favoured place on a sunny day. Outside:This historical gem is situated within a south facing 0.25-acre plot on the outskirts of Stockleigh Pomeroy village, enjoying a beautiful rural setting and views. Much like the property, the outside space has also undergone extensive works and landscaping, with a focus on providing a low maintenance garden with hedgerows for increased privacy.A substantial driveway offers ample parking space for multiple vehicles, and the property is further complemented with a large garage and workshop.Sellers Insight:Upon first viewing Frogpool, we were immediately struck by the welcoming atmosphere that draws you into every corner of this magical cottage. A sense of the passage of time was incredible: these walls pre-dated King Henry VIII, and in every room there was something to see which hinted at its 500 plus years of history. We had never seen a property with so many fascinating & original, period features.After its year-long restoration, we like to think that Frogpool has been transformed into a unique home with everything needed for modern living. The thick cob walls make it both warm and cosy in winter and cool in summer. We have had many magical candlelit evenings with friends and family enjoying a meal beside the open fire in the dining room or watching a movie in the atmospheric sitting room Frogpool really comes into its own at Christmas! The light and airy kitchen is also a wonderful place to socialise over a coffee whilst, often, watching the local herds of sheep or Jersey cows graze peacefully in the fields opposite. We have found that Frogpool enjoys much natural light with good head height throughout and plenty of space many visitors say it resembles Dr Who's Tardis with its many unexpected nooks and crannies and built in storage areas! Both of us have never slept so well as when we have lived at Frogpool.Outside, the two patios and various seating areas offer many options for relaxation or al fresco dining in sunlight or shade throughout the day. We have loved using the Shepherd's Hut all year round; it's a wonderful home office and a lovely calm place to while away the hours with a good book. From its raised position, with the stable doors wide open in summer - or toasty in winter with the wood burner lit - the views of the countryside beyond are fantastic. The huge area available for parking is a real bonus, as is the space available in the large garage/workshop which has been invaluable for our antique hobby. Frogpool's situation is amazing. Stockleigh Pomeroy is a very friendly village with a stunning new Village Hall and many community activities on offer all year round. Moreover, despite being tucked away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, the many charming amenities of Credition, Exeter and Tiverton are all a short drive away, whilst the UK and world beyond can be accessed within an hour via mainline rail links and Exeter Airport. Truly, for us, the best of both worlds. We have lost count of the times Frogpool has made us smile and it will always stay in our hearts. It has been a true privilege to be a custodian of this special home if only for a while. The cottage now waits to embrace is new owners, with the many opportunities presented by the Victorian School Room offering a particularly exciting project for the next stage of its long journey through time. Area Description:Stockleigh Pomeroy is a charming village nestled in the heart of Devon, England. Characterized by its picturesque surroundings, the village exudes tranquillity with its rolling green landscapes and traditional architecture. The community boasts a rich history, evident in the Grade II listed buildings that add to its quaint charm. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the peaceful environment and a sense of connection to the past, making Stockleigh Pomeroy an inviting haven for those seeking a serene countryside retreat.Services:Utilities: Mains electric, water. Broadband: Superfast Enabled Drainage: Private Treatment Plant (2019) Heating: Wood burning stove & night torage heaters Listed: Grade II* For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70766712
Knightstone House is a substantial detached house set in an idyllic and secluded rural location with outstanding views over countryside and towards Dartmoor National Park. The house has a wealth of character and charm including exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace in the sitting room.This three bedroom detached farm house offers flexible living accommodation and bedroom space, the accommodation briefly comprises. , master bedroom with en-suite and newly fitted bathroom ,two additional bedrooms, open plan kitchen/breakfast room which has only recently been fitted which also includes a stunning Rayburn. Ground floor WC, sitting room, dining room and conservatory, Outside - Established gardens. garage. Stable block and Paddock.Outside to the rear of the property you have a lovely enclosed garden taking advantage of the stunning countryside views and a double garage with additional off road parking across the lane. Across the lane is an orchard, nature pond, open paddock and stable block. In total approximately 1.3 acres.The property is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking for a smallholding or wanting a more rural lifestyle with outside space in the country, yet close by to amenities.REQUIRED INFOMATION:COUNCIL TAX: Band ESERVICES: Mains Electric, Oil , Drainage Septic tank and private water.BROADBAND: Standard Broadband Available. FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet). Checked on Openreach April 24. MOBILE SIGNAL: Likely to get good coverage with most providersHEATING: Oil Central Heating TENURE: FreeholdCONSTRUCTION Believed to be Cob.SITUATION Located on the outskirts of Morchard Bishop, which has a thriving community which includes a primary school, shop, public house, sports club and church. The market town of Crediton (7 miles) has a more extensive array of amenities and facilities including two supermarkets, shops, a bank, medical centre and recreational centre. There is also good schooling in the town. Crediton has a railway station on the Tarka line between Exeter Barnstaple and Okehampton..Directions - What three words -Search///privately.thighs.jeepPLEASE NOTE: Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71216559
An individually built modern detached home located within a small hamlet tucked away in beautiful countryside. This fantastic property has a unique entrance hallway with a curved brick wall which encapsulates a striking spiral staircase leading to the galleried landing. Other features include a stunning dining room with vaulted ceiling.The large front garden provides the perfect welcome as you approach the property, with level lawn and beautiful mature willow tree providing an attractive outlook from within the property. A driveway leads from the gate at the entrance of the garden to a double garage.The curved entrance hallway opens to reveal a statement spiral staircase cleverly highlighted by spotlights at the base of the stairway. The staircase leads up to an open galleried landing. The walls opposite echoes this curve and reveals the thoughtful attention to detail seen throughout this home. A downstairs cloakroom, kitchen and reception room lead off the hallway through glazed wooden doors.The spacious kitchen has ample room for a large central island and breakfast bar, which incorporates a sink, an integral dishwasher and wine cooler. There is also a double Bosch oven and gas hob. A door leads to the utility roomwith space for a large American style fridge and freezer, and an internaldoor opens into the integral double garage. A large opening from the kitchen leads through to the beautiful dining room which is flooded with natural light through the tall windows that extend into the peak of the vaulted ceiling. Glazed French doors allow access to the rear garden which has views of the field beyond. From the hallway glazed French doors open into the spacious dual aspect reception room, which has French doors opening onto the front garden and glimpses the church beyond. There is another sizable window with equally large storage window seat beneath. Two built-in and backlit bookcases frame a statement brick fireplace and wood burner, adding a cosy feel to a sizeable room.A study/office is also located on the ground floor with plenty of space for a desk and office storage.The wide and spacious first floor landing offers a clear view of the entrance hall from the galleried landing above and holds enough space at the far end for a cosy book nook, additional seating, or an additional office space.The spacious main bedroom suite also features a curved corner as it leads you to the en-suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe. There is plenty of space at the end of this sizeable room for a double bed which is bathed in natural light from the dual windows.The fully tiled family bathroom features a luxurious jacuzzi bath with inset spotlights around the base of the bath and along the base of the large vanity unit. This room also houses a WC, and tucked neatly in the corner is a shower.There are 4 further bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes. The built-in wardrobe in bedroom 2 has the possibility of being converted into an en-suite as it is located with relatively easy access to plumbing.Outside, a gated entrance opens into the front garden, which has a beautiful mature willow tree, level lawn and a driveway which opens onto a parking area and leads to the double garage. The rear garden has a level lawn, and a raised decking area which leads to a treehouse that has been built around two beautiful mature trees. Steps lead down to a sun terrace with ample space for plenty of outdoor entertaining.ServicesMains Electricity and Water, Biodigester drainage system and Oil fired central heating. Local Authority Mid Devon District CouncilCouncil Tax Band F For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71022561
Colebrooke House is a Grade II Listed former farmhouse with well-proportioned rooms featuring high ceilings, sash windows, working shutters, open fireplaces and many other appealing period features. The house is entered via a porch into the reception hall with doors to an elegant dual aspect drawing room with large sash windows, giving superb views over the countryside, and a stone fireplace housing a wood burning stove. Adjoining the drawing room is a sitting room with another open fireplace. The large kitchen has an oil-fired four oven AGA with an inset bread oven and is equipped with a range of units and high quality integrated appliances. The dining room is connected to the kitchen in an open plan layout, providing a good family and entertaining space. There is also a garden room, a light and spacious partly-glazed room with far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside. Completing the ground floor is a wet room, cloakroom, utility room and a boot room.A fine staircase from the reception hall leads to the galleried landing, giving access to five bedrooms, one with an en suite shower. There is also a very large family bathroom and an additional shower room. The property also has the benefit of a large cellar, housing a wine store, with a cobbled floor and windows allowing natural light into the room.Services: Oil fired central heating. Mains electricity, water and drainage.Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council.Council Tax: Band F.Planning Reference: 03/4043/BR. Prospective purchasers are advised that they should make their own enquiries of the Mid Devon District CouncilGuide Price: £850,000In total, the gardens at Colebrooke House measure approximately 0.75 acres. At the rear of the house is a cobbled area, leading to a large patio, ideal for outside entertaining and enjoying the views. The house has a terraced garden with areas of lawn, mature trees and a number of all-seasons flowering shrubs. Below the garden is an orchard containing apple, pear, plum and cherry trees and beyond is a vegetable garden with raised vegetable beds, a fruit cage and a greenhouse. There is also a range of timber stabling under a corrugated roof with a feed store and two loose boxes. Colebrooke House has a range of outbuildings including a single garage with an adjoining store room. There are also some brick and cob part rendered sheds. The former coach house has full planning consent for conversion to form an ancillary unit of accommodation to the main house. Some work has already been undertaken to implement the planning consent.Colebrooke House is situated in the centre of Colebrooke, a pretty village in the Mid Devon countryside. Colebrooke has a church and less than a mile away, in Coleford, is the New Inn; a highly regarded pub. The opportunities for outdoor pursuits in the local countryside are endless, with excellent walking, riding and cycling direct from the property. The Dartmoor National Park is just 5.5 miles away. A good range of facilities can be found in the ancient market town of Crediton, set in the Vale of the River Creedy and surrounded by gentle, rolling hills. Once the capital of Devon, Crediton offers a wide range of day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, a traditional bustling High Street with local stores, pubs, a GP surgery, secondary schooling and a railway station on the Tarka Line (Barnstaple to Exeter). The historic cathedral city of Exeter is also just 13 miles away and has several well-regarded schools for children of all ages, one of the best universities in the country and a variety of supermarkets including Waitrose. Exeter also boasts excellent cultural and recreational facilities with many restaurants, the Princesshay shopping development, IKEA, John Lewis, David Lloyd Private Health Club, Exeter City Football Club and the prominent Rugby Stadium of the Exeter Chiefs. Exeter also has mainline railway stations on the Waterloo and Paddington lines, while Exeter International Airport provides a good range of domestic and European flights. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71677226
If being in the countryside, away from busy roads, in your own land and yet not too remote is on your wish list, then read on as this place offers so much. Just a couple of miles from the popular village of Morchard Bishop and down a long drive (shared with a handful of properties in total), Butcombe is a substantial, detached country house surrounded by unspoilt rolling farmland and enjoying lovely country views. The unique nature of having a lower ground floor with plenty of natural light and none of the usual issues associated with being under ground level. It makes for a unique approach over boardwalks to get to the front door which also act as fantastic seating areas from which to enjoy the summers in the gardens. The house was completed in 2006 and was an individual build, finished internally to an extremely high standard. The property offers extremely flexible living accommodation designed over four floors to with the lower ground floor perfectly set up as potential annexe accommodation, if required. With its separate access to outside, an ensuite bedroom, living room and kitchen area, it would suit family members or even as income potential with Airbnb or similar.The ground floor is has a welcoming entrance hall with WC/shower room and a good sized living room with wood-burner and triple aspect windows allowing plenty of light as well as views over the garden. The kitchen/family room was professionally designed by Country Kitchens and includes a striking Red Rayburn and a fully fitted kitchen complete with integrated appliances and polished granite surfaces. It's both a functional and sociable space with plenty of room. To the rear is a wonderful garden room, again incredibly light with views over the garden. There's electric heating in here too so can be used comfortably year round. Worth mentioning is the house has oil fired central heating (run via the Rayburn) with additional electric heating for an extra boost when the Rayburn isn't running. There's also a mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system throughout the house although this hasn't been used by the present owners. These systems distribute fresh air internally whilst recycling the heat of the exiting air. On the second floor are 3 bedrooms, all with ensuites with the master bedroom enjoying a bath and shower. Up again to the top floor, there's another bedroom or home office plus storage space.From the private lane (unofficially responsible for 6th of upkeep), a brick and gated entrance brings you into the grounds. With ample parking for a number of vehicles, parking for owners or guests is never going to be an issue. There's a large double garage with electric door which is higher than standard and would take a motorhome or similar, plus a workshop to the rear. The property has 3 phase electricity too which is very handy for the outbuildings or extra power for an EV changer if required. The grounds and gardens extend to approx. 1.6 acres and is mainly level and lawned. There's a well screened, large polytunnel, compost stores and custom built aviaries for chickens/ducks which have micro-mesh to help reduce the spread of bird flu. It would be possible to create small grazing areas for a small number of animals whilst retaining ample garden for the house. Visible from the house is a pond too, which isn't only pretty but attracts a wide range of wildlife.Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: Band F Mid Devon 2023/24 - £3,437.73Utilities: Mains electric, mains water, telephone & broadbandDrainage: Private drainage (treatment plant)Heating: Oil fired central heating via Rayburn plus electric heaters for summer and wood-burners. Also has a mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system (MVHR) but this hasn't been used by the present owners.Listed: NoTenure: FreeholdMORCHARD BISHOP is a village and civil parish set in the sumptuous hills and valleys of Mid-Devon, halfway between the North and South of the County, 7 miles west of Crediton and 14 miles from the regional capital, Exeter. The showpiece is the spectacular 16th Century Church of St Mary's, one of two churches in the village. This small but thriving community, with a population of just under 1000 has a primary school, doctor's surgery and local shops. Those who lead an active lifestyle can take advantage of the football, netball and outdoor tennis clubs as well as enjoying a game of bowls on the Green. At the centre is the friendly London Inn, loved for its generous servings of delicious, locally sourced food. Dating back 400 years, this traditional pub was once a stop for passing coaches when the main road from Exeter ran through the village. Today, the nearby railway station at Morchard Road carries passengers from Exeter to Barnstaple along the scenic Tarka Line. Dartmoor and Exmoor, areas of outstanding natural beauty are within 30 minutes' drive.DIRECTIONS : For sat-nav use EX17 6RX and the What3Words address is ///spaceship.chart.acrossbut if you want the traditional directions, please read on.As you leave Morchard Bishop past the primary school on New Road (signed to Black Dog), at the end of the long straight, turn right as if heading back towards Newbuildings. After approx. 1 mile, look out for a lane on the left (Butcombe Lane) as signed with a name plaque. Turn into this lane and continue for approx. 1 mile and the property will be found on the left. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i68252386
Tannery House is a beautifully presented, detached family home offering more than 3,000 sq. ft of light-filled, versatile accommodation arranged across two floors. The home provides four bedrooms and a self-contained one-bedroomannexe, offering opportunities for multigenerational living or guest accommodation. The property lies in a secluded rural position with superb views over the surrounding countryside yet is within striking distance of local amenities.The house features a bright and welcoming reception hall with tiled flooring and a turned staircase leading to a galleried first-floor landing. The property is configured to take advantage of the fantastic views with the heart of the home located on the first floor, taking the form of a spacious drawing/dining room which has a log burner and French doors that open onto a south-facing balcony. There is also a comfortable sitting area on the galleried landing and a useful study for homeworking. The first-floor kitchen and breakfast room has shaker-style fitted units to base and wall level and integrated appliances, as well as space for a breakfast table. Also on the first floor is a double bedroom as well as a family bathroom with a bath and a separate shower unit. On the ground floor there are a further three double bedrooms and a shower room as well as a useful cloakroom.The annexe provides further immaculate accommodation and is connected to the main house via an internal door but also has its own private entrance. The annexe has an open-plan 28ft sitting room, dining room and fully-equipped kitchen while there is a generous adjoining double bedroom with extensive fitted storage and en suite bathroom.Local Authority: Mid Devon District CouncilServices: Mains electricity and water. Provate drainage whihc we understand may not be compliant with current regulations. Further information is being sought.Council Tax: Band F. Annexe Band ARestrictions: There is a covenant restricting the property being used to run a business from.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £950,000The beautiful grounds include a gravel driveway at the front of the house that provides ample parking space for multiple vehicles. The sunny southfacing garden to the rear measures approximately 1.2 acres and includes a large area of paved and gravel terracing providing ideal space for al fresco dining and entertaining, well-maintained lawns and border flowerbeds stocked with various colourful flowers and shrubs. There is also a timber-framed summer house, an orchard, a log store and a bull pen, as well as a peaceful wooded area with a natural pond.Tannery House lies in the village of Bow, seven miles from Crediton and 15 miles from Exeter and surrounded by beautiful Devon countryside. The property lies between the National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor where the opportunities for outdoor pursuits are abundant including superb walking, cycling and riding. The Two Moors Way is also close by offering miles of unspoilt countryside to explore. The house lies about half a mile from a GP practice and dispensary, rated outstanding while the village also has a well stocked Co-op supermarket, a sub-post office, a local pub, a parish church, a village hall and a primary school. Crediton provides access to further local amenities, including high street shops and large supermarkets. Exeter is also within easy reach and is the most thriving city in the South West offering a wealth of cultural activities with theatres, a museum and arts centre, as well as a variety of good restaurants and shopping. There is a good range of educational options in the area including Bow Community Primary School, Copplestone Primary School, Queen Elizabeth's School, Blundell's International School (direct bus service from Crediton), Exeter School, Exeter College and The Maynard School. Exeter University is widely recognised as one of the best universities in the country. The area is well connected by road, with the A30 nearby providing access to the M5. Meanwhile, Copplestone station just 3 miles away and Crediton station provide regular services to Exeter, with onward connections to London Paddington taking just under 2 hours. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i68483394
Dating from the 17th Century, this beautifully presented home offers over 2,700 sq. ft of light-filled, flexible accommodation with a wealth of characterful details, including exposed timber beams, leaded windows and original fireplaces. The property is south facing and is surrounded by attractive gardens and paddocks of approximately 2.4 acres. Harebell lies in a popular edge-of-village position with far reaching countryside views and close proximity to amenities. The main ground floor reception room is the welcoming sitting room which has an oak plank-and-muntin screen and an impressive inglenook fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. The family room offers further comfortable reception space with a dual aspect allowing for a wealth of natural light while there is also a formal dining room. The kitchen has plenty of storage in farmhousestyle units to base and wall level, an Aga and space for a breakfast table as well as a door that opens onto the outside patio for al fresco dining. A utility room offers further space for appliances and home storage with the ground floor accommodation completed by a useful cloakroom. Two staircases lead to the first floor where there are five well-presented double bedrooms. All the bedrooms are en suite, with the principal bedroom also featuring a large walk-in wardrobe. The property can be accessed via two entrances lending itself to be configured as a main house and annexe if required providing opportunities for multi-generational living or income potential subject to obtaining the necessary consents.Local Authority: Mid Devon District CouncilServices: Mains electricity, water and drainage.Council Tax: Band FWayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £950,000At the entrance, electronically controlled gates open onto a large tarmac driveway and turning circle providing ample parking space for multiple vehicles. There are also two outbuildings, including stabling, a potting shed and storage shed. The landscaped gardens that surround the property lie mostly to the south and west and include rolling lawns, paved pathways, numerous peaceful seating areas, a greenhouse, orchard, ornamental pond and a variety of colourful, established shrubs, hedgerows and trees. There are also two adjoining paddocks providing ideal space for exercising horses or grazing livestock. In total the grounds measure approximately 2.4 acres.Harebell is in a rural position on the edge of the village of Copplestone in the heart of the beautiful Mid-Devon countryside. Copplestone provides several local amenities, including a post office, primary school and a train station while the bustling town of Crediton is just 4 miles away, providing access to a comprehensive range of everyday facilities, including churches, schools, banks, Post Office, shops, delicatessens, supermarkets, leisure complex, library and Queen Elizabeth's School. The vibrant city of Exeter is just 11 miles away, offering an even more extensive array of leisure facilities, recreational and cultural amenities, including an arts centre, the RAMM museum and various restaurants, bars and eateries, as well as several shopping outlets including a John Lewis and IKEA. Dartmoor National Park is also within easy reach offering unrivalled opportunities for walking, cycling and riding. There are several noted independent schools in the area including St. Wilfrid's, Exeter Cathedral School, The Maynard and Blundell's. The area is well connected by A-roads, with the A377 providing access towards Exeter, while rail services to Exeter St. Davids are available from Copplestone, where connections can be made to London Paddington and London Waterloo. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70851861
Often with country properties, to have river frontage, character, 12 acres, outbuildings and a nearly 4000 sqft house, you may be off the beaten track in a distinctly rural setting, but not on this occasion. Nymet Mill Farm is set in the beautiful Taw Valley with easy access to the A377 and the tarka train line, linking North Devon to Exeter and beyond. With a connecting train from Lapford station, less than 2 miles away, you can be in London in a little over 3 hours which is pretty impressive.The property itself would have started life as a corn mill, powered by water, along with workers cottage. These days, it's all been amalgamated into one but there is evidence of its history throughout. With river frontage onto the River Taw (complete with fishing rights), the old leat and even the original water wheel which makes a feature visible from inside. Set in gardens and grounds including pasture and woodland, it extends to approx. 11.75 acres in total, plenty of room to enjoy. The extensive accommodation with 3 receptions rooms / 6 bedrooms is ideal for multigenerational living plus there are two detached outbuildings which could be used for additional accommodation (stp) or a variety of other uses. The closest stone and cob barn with loft over has recently been utilised as a party room with basic kitchen facilities, bathroom and two bedrooms but would equally make a fantastic home office set up or gym. A higher yard offers a modern clear span barn approx. 60' x 29' with further lean-to to side 60' x 14'5". This modern building has recently had consent under Class Q for conversion to a residential dwelling though this has now expired. There is also an adjacent timber-framed building containing 2 stables.Access from the country lane is approx. 300m away and apart from an initial neighbour, the track then gives access to Nymet Mill Farm. The access lane meanders adjacent to the river and opens up once you reach the house and you know you are somewhere special. The stunning gardens have expanses of lawns and well-stocked borders, with the boundary to the west being the river. There are mature trees and areas of woodland too. To the rear is a further area of lawned garden with many fruit trees that leads through to an arboretum area, again surrounded by mature trees. There are attractive river meadows and a large orchard with varieties of apple trees, and a lovely run of pasture land mainly above the house. In total the property extends to about 11.75 acres.The house itself is large. We love the view from the elevated first floor living room, out onto the balcony, overlooking the river it's a Devon dream. The house does need some cosmetic improvements, but being in this setting, with the huge amount of potential to add additional accommodation and value, and combined with the fact it isn't listed, it is ripe for someone to make the most of this rather special place. Agents' Notes:There are about 333 yards of single bank fishing rights included on the River Taw that forms the western boundary of the property.There was previous Class Q planning on the steel framed barn which has expired.There is a public footpath that runs along the lane to the property, marked on the land plan (low impact).Please see the floorplan for room sizes.Current Council Tax: Band G - Mid Devon 2023/24 - £3978.18Utilities: Mains electric, water, telephone & broadbandBroadband within this postcode: Standard BroadbandDrainage: Private drainage (Septic tank and soakaway)Heating: Oil fired central heatingListed: NoTenure: FreeholdNymet Rowland is a small village and parish of the same name, located to the north of Dartmoor. It sits on elevated lands, of pastoral cultivation and regular coniferous plantations with unimpeded, striking views of its surroundings. Part of its title 'Nymet' is derived from the Old English name for the nearby 'River Yeo'. As a village, it is a still, serene place with a rustic 15th Century Church one of only two in Devon with an original oaken arcade (to its north aisle). The neighbouring village of Lapford (1 mile) offers a place to pick up any daily essentials with a modern shop/ post office. Lapford also has an excellent primary school (commended by Ofsted), large playing fields and a popular pub The Old Malt Scoop Inn which provides an a la carte dining experience. From Lapford, buses and trains run towards the City of Exeter and Barnstaple in North Devon.DIRECTIONSFor sat-nav use EX17 6QX and the What3Words address is /// trickled.small.landsbut if you want the traditional directions, please read on.From Crediton High Street head towards Copplestone and stay on the A377 towards Barnstaple. Go through Lapford Cross (petrol station on your right) and continue on this road through the valley for approximately a mile and a half and look out for the left turn to Nymet Rowland. Continue over the bridge and then shortly afterwards turn right into the driveway that leads to the property (pass the first house and continue to Nymet Mill Farm). EPC Rating: E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i71244083
Higher Pennicott Farm offers a fantastic opportunity to acquire a substantial Victorian farmhouse, situated within a picturesque countryside setting. In all around 12.56 acres, including productive arable land and pasture, and an adaptable range of outbuildings. Easy access to Crediton and Exeter add to its appeal.DESCRIPTIONThe property itself is believed to date back to around 1900, with brick elevations under a slate roof and the added benefit of generous room sizes with high ceilings and ornate cornicing in most rooms. This combinination provides the property with an original and traditional feel. The large sash windows to the south elevation have been replaced with double-glazed timber sashes, maintaining the original design and maximising the natural light available.The accommodation currently provides for;Front door into the Entrance Hallway with original tiled flooring, ornate cornicing and under stairs cupboard. Dining Room is a large reception room with front aspect and ornate cornicing and an open fireplace with timber surround and slate hearth. Sitting Room a further large reception room with front aspect, open fireplace and inset woodburning stover with tiled mantle and surround and solid wood flooring. Kitchen/Breakfast Room a fantastic family space, with side aspect and a matching range of farmhouse-style fitted base and drawer units with marble work surface over. Oil-fired AGA as well as an integral electric oven and hob with extractor hood over. There is ample space for a large table and chairs, with tiled floor. A door leads through to the Utility Room with further matching base and drawer units, stainless steel sink unit, space and plumbing for washing machine and houses the oil-fired boiler. A further door leads to a walk-in larder cupboard providing ample storage. From the Utility Room, a door provides access to the Studio, a space providing a perfect working from home setup or the potential for annexe accommodation or AirBnB (subject to the necessary planning consents). This space has a Belfast sink unit, woodburning stove and multiple Velux windows, flooding the room with natural light. A set of double doors lead to the outside. A separate Shower Room is fitted with a shower cubicle, close coupled WC and wash hand basin. Adjoining the Studio, there is a further Work Room fitted with power and light. From the Entrance Hall, stairs rise to the first floor landing with dual aspect and large airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and programmer for the central heating. There is also access to the large loft space with power and light. Bedroom 1 is a large master bedroom with front aspect and far reaching views, built-in storage cupboard and exposed timber flooring. En-suite with bath with shower over, close coupled WC and wash hand basin. Bedroom 2 is a large double bedroom with front aspect and wash basin set in vanity unit. Bedroom 4 is a single bedroom with side aspect. Bedroom 3 is a double bedroom with rear aspect. Family Bathroom is a large room fitted with panelled bath, separate shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, close coupled WC and heated towel rail.OUTSIDEPennicott Farm enjoys an enviable position surrounded on four sides by mature gardens including areas of lawn interspersed with shrubs and mature trees. To the rear are various vegetable growing areas and three timber sheds, one of which stands in a pen which could readily be employed to keep chickens or other small animals. Leading from the rear of the farmhouse, a part covered walk leads to Building 1 with steps beyond leading to a concreted area adjoining Building 2. These enjoy separate vehicular access and may be described as follows:Building 1 block built attractive and adaptable building externally rendered to part height and timber clad over. Comprised of two sections each with concrete floor and accessed by two glazed double pedestrian doors:Studio: 9.07m x 5.94m attractive and versatile space beneath mono-pitched cement fibre roof with some Perspex roof panels and currently employed as an artist's studio.Hot house: 5.94m x 4.45m employed for plant growing with timber fronted plant boxes to three sides and beneath monopitched Perspex roof. IBC containers used for storing water from pitched Perspex roof. IBC containers used for storing water from Building 2 provide the Hothouse's water supply.Building 2 20.64m x 16.22m 4-bay timber-framed agricultural building beneath ridge pitched profile steel roof (with two Perspex roof lights per bay), timber clad to part height to north, south and west, and with timber space boarding over to west. Largely open to east with some galvanised iron side panels and with further vehicular access by three sheeted metal gates to west. Compacted earth floor. Suitable for a variety of uses including machinery and fodder storage, and could straightforwardly be adapted for use as a livestock building.THE LANDIn total, Pennicott Farm extends to 12.56 acres. Excluding the farmhouse, gardens, buildings and their respective curtilages, the land at Pennicott Farm extends in total to around 10.63 acres. This includes a 5.55 acre arable field currently licenced to a local farmer who has planted the field with various brassicas expected to be harvested in March. Further to the west is a 5 acre area of pasture and amenity land containing a timber built field shelter and which could satisfy a variety of horticultural, amenity or equestrian interests. Both the arable field and pastureland enjoy separate gated accesses to the public highway. We understand there is no mains water connected to the land, however numerous springs feed into a stream running through the paddock, which could theoretically be used for livestock drinking purposes.SERVICESCouncil Tax Band F - Mid Devon District Council, Phoenix House, Phoenix Lane, Tiverton, Devon EX16 6PP. Mains water is connected. Drainage to a septic tank supply. Oil fired central heating. Solar panels are installed on a feed-in tariff.Further details can be obtained via the Agents. SITUATIONThe property is situated within unspoiled countryside just outside the village of Shobrooke and is set within a hamlet of around four houses, enjoying far-reaching views. The market town of Crediton lies close by, with surrounding beautiful rolling countryside and focused around the Parish Church, formerly the cathedral for the county before Exeter became the see in 1050 giving rise to the saying 'When Exeter was a vuzzy down, Kirton was a market town'. The town offers a broad range of amenities including supermarkets, pubs, post office, bank & building societies, modern health centre and sporting facilities. The well-regarded Queen Elizabeth's Secondary School is a popular sixth form college located in the town. The town square hosts the award-winning farmers market on alternate Saturday mornings. The community enjoys a diverse arts scene, centred around the Arts Centre, which hosts theatre, dance, film & music events.DIRECTIONSUsing the app 'What3words', please follow directions to 'items.equivocal.crackles'. From Shobrooke (if from Crediton), proceed through the village, crossing a small bridge at the bottom of the hill. Follow the road, take the first right turn onto an unmarked lane, where the property can be found on the left-hand side after around 0.2 miles. Bear right once on the drive and the house will be found at the end. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_crediton-d196988/for-sale_i70554022
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