USD 849,083

Millstream Cottage is delightfully situated in this picturesque historic village close to all the local attractions including the magnificent Dunster Castle, Yarn Market, Dovecot, Old Mill and is also within three miles of the sea. The property, which is steeped in history is believed to have been the parish workhouse up to 1840. The cottage offers beautifully presented accommodation of great character and charm with features including fireplaces, window seats, exposed beams and timbers. During 2019 the property was the subject of considerable improvement and renovation works which included the installation of a superb custom built fitted kitchen, matching utility room and master bathroom. Although run as a bed and breakfast it is equally suitable as a family home or for those wishing to house a dependant relative ACCOMMODATION Equipped with gas fired central heating, double glazed windows in timber frames the accommodation is arranged over two floors and in brief comprises; Canopy Entrance Porch Door to - Reception Hall/Sitting Room Overlooking the front garden, Victorian feature fireplace, exposed beam, recessed book shelving, fitted cupboard, radiator, tiled floor and airing cupboard with factory insulated cylinder. Sitting Room Again overlooking the front garden, stone fireplace with heavy beam over and inset woodburner, exposed beams and timbers, window shutters, two radiators, fitted carpet and connecting door to - Family Room Double glazed doors into the garden, exposed beam, radiator, skylight and fitted carpet. Dining Room Feature fireplace, exposed beam, window seat, two radiators, cupboard and tiled floor. Cloakroom Fitted with a two piece white and chrome suite comprising low level WC, wall mounted wash hand basin and tiled flooring. Kitchen/Breakfast Room A double aspect room beautifully finished with a modern range of base and wall units, matching island unit all with Silestone working surfaces, one and a half bowl inset sink with chrome mixer tap, integrated combination oven and dishwasher, exposed beam, recessed spotlights, radiator and tiled floor. Study A double aspect room with under stairs cupboard, radiator and fitted carpet. Off the kitchen a door gives access to - Rear Hall Stable door to outside, tiled floor, staircase to first floor bedroom and bathroom and opening to Utility Room Fitted with an excellent range of base, wall and tall cupboards to match the kitchen, stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine, recessed spotlights, radiator and tiled floor. A carpeted staircase from the reception hall/sitting room leads to - First Floor Landing Radiator, cupboard housing wall mounted gas boiler heating the central heating and domestic hot water system, fitted carpet and access hatch to roof space. Bedroom 1 Overlooking the front gardens with views towards the Church. Feature fireplace, radiator, exposed beam, and fitted carpet. En-Suite Shower Room Tiled and fitted with a three piece white suite comprising; low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, corner shower cubicle, extractor fan and tiled floor. Bedroom 2 Enjoying pleasant woodland views, window seat, radiator and fitted carpet. En-Suite Bathroom Tiled and fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite comprising; panelled bath with mixer tap, hand shower attachment and screen, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, shaver light, extractor fan, radiator and vinyl floor covering. Bedroom 3 Overlooking the rear gardens. Window seat, radiator and fitted carpet. En-Suite Shower Room Tiled and fitted with three piece white and chrome suite comprising; low level WC, corner wash hand basin, shaver light, corner shower cubicle, extractor fan, radiator and vinyl floor covering. Bedroom 4 Overlooking the front garden with views towards the church. Radiator, window seat and fitted carpet. En-Suite Shower Room Tiled and fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite comprising; low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, corner shower cubicle, shaver light, extractor fan and vinyl floor covering. A carpeted staircase from the rear hall leads to - Small Landing Built in cupboard and fitted carpet. Bedroom 5 Enjoying pleasant woodland views, two radiators, Velux windows and fitted carpet. Bathroom Beautifully finished with a four piece white and chrome suite comprising; bath with mixer tap and hand shower attachment, circular shower cubicle, vanity wash hand basin set in a roll edged top with cupboards and drawers under, low level W.C with concealed cistern, recessed spotlights, chrome radiator/rail, Velux window, extractor fan and vinyl floor covering. OUTSIDE To the front are enclosed walled gardens laid predominantly to lawn with flower and shrub borders and central pathway to the front entrance. At the rear are pretty enclosed gardens laid to lawn with inset trees, shrubs and flower borders. There is a paved patio immediately outside of the family room with a gravelled path leading down one side of the garden to a further paved patio and renovated stone built outbuilding (16'3 x 8'7)with light and power. At the foot of the garden there is a pedestrian gateway giving access out into West Street over which the adjoining neighbour right of way for coal and logs if and when required. AGENTS NOTE The furniture and equipment associated with the business is available by separate negotiation. Dunster is served by a local post office, newsagents, delicatessen and various other shops, inns, tea rooms and restaurants to help cater for the many tourists that are attracted to this popular village. There is also a primary school, village church and a number of attractions to include magnificent Dunster Castle, Yarn Market, Dove Cote and Conygar Tower. West Somerset's premier resort of Minehead is approximately two and a half miles away and has a good range of everyday facilities, whilst the County town of Taunton which has mainline rail connections and access to the motorway network is approximately twenty two miles to the east. For those who enjoy exploring the countryside Dunster is situated within the Exmoor National Park and there are footpaths leading onto the surrounding hills of Grabbist and walks into Dunster's Deer Park at the foot of the castle. SERVICES Mains water, drainage, electric and gas. TENURE Freehold COUNCIL TAX Band A (owner accommodation) BUSINESS RATES Rateable value £2,700 A charming and beautifully presented semi-detached five bedroom cottage situated in the highly regarded medieval village of Dunster within the Exmoor National Park currently run as a successful B&B business and equally suitable as a family home. EPC Rating D. Council Tax Band A (owners accommodation) Features: - Garden

5 bd

Minehead

USD 849,083

Location The surrounding Holnicote Estate covers c.12,000 acres of the Exmoor National Park with stunning views and features five picturesque villages, a shingle beach and ancient woodland while a comprehensive range of local amenities can be found in the popular village of Porlock some 4 miles away. Whilst Exmoor is one of the smallest National Parks in the UK (but arguably the prettiest), it still offers some 267 square miles of remarkable countryside stretching across West Somerset and into North Devon. Originally a Royal Forest and hunting ground, in 1954 Exmoor was one of the first designated National Parks in Britain, it incorporates 34 miles of coastline, heather clad moorland, undulating valleys and some of the highest sea cliffs in the UK. Porlock is located c.4 miles from Tarr Ball and is one of the most popular Exmoor villages given its excellent thriving community together with local shops including chemist, supermarket and butcher together with a Church, village hall, primary school, four inns and restaurants. Accommodation From the front, a stable door leads into the: Entrance Porch: With original flagstone flooring, small pigeon window to the side and door to the: Sitting Room: A lovely dual aspect room with double glazed windows to the front and rear gardens, features include an original stone built inglenook fireplace with inset bread oven and multi fuel burner set on a slate hearth beneath, slate flooring, exposed beams and deep window sills. From here stairs rise to the first floor with a night storage heater to one side. Further shelving added. Telephone and broadband hub. Sky and Freeview Dish point. A doorway and steps lead down into the: Kitchen/Dining Room: Furnished with bespoke fitted Oak cupboards with Cornish slate worktops over and an Oak island. Smeg cooker with stainless steel extractor hood over in the fireplace style recess, space and plumbing for dishwasher, space for upright fridge/freezer, ‘Petit Godin’ feature wood burning stove, corner bench seating, 2 double glazed and 2 single glazed windows to the front and rear, slate floor, under stairs cupboard, television point, door to; Utility Room: Bespoke oak cupboards with woodblock worktops over inset ‘Belfast’ sink, space and plumbing for washing machine, door to rear, Laundry clothes lines, double glazed Velux window and door to the: Cloakroom: White suite with low level WC, wash basin and double glazed window to the front, 450W Frost Protection Heater. First Floor Landing: Large walk-in airing cupboard with shelving and clothes rail with pressurised water system, exposed floor boards and access to the loft space with loft ladder. Bedroom 1: A super dual aspect master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and exposed timbers, timber flooring, double glazed windows to the front and rear, overhead storage, built in cupboards, wardrobe, shelving and work area and door to the: En-Suite Shower Room: Fitted with a white suite comprising fully enclosed shower cubicle with shower over, low level WC, pedestal wash basin and double glazed Velux window to rear. Bedroom 2: A triple aspect room with double glazed windows to the front and rear and double glazed picture window to the side enjoying views down the valley, range of built in wardrobes and cupboards, night storage heater. Bedroom 3: With a double glazed window to the rear overlooking surrounding fields, exposed floorboards and night storage heater. Bathroom: Fitted with a white suite comprising panelled bath in tiled surround with mixer tap and shower attachment with sliding bath screen, low level WC, pedestal wash basin, double glazed window to the front overlooking the moorland gardens and exposed floor boards. The property is accessed off a country lane that runs from Pool Bridge to Porlock Post. A moorland track leads for approximately half a mile to the cottage which offers Tarmac Parking Area with ample parking space. There is also security lighting placed around the cottage. The ground to the front of the cottage is open and unfenced with a mixture of rough pasture and woodland. The retaining stone wall is topped with Marjoram species and varieties. A stone seat is built into the wall, with stone steps leading down to the front door. Beyond the old oak in a sunny position is a Chartley 6’ x 10’ Cedar Greenhouse with accessories and sandstone tiled flooring base. To the side a 50 gal. Oak water barrel. A pathway meanders through the woods leading down to a weir and pool in the Nutscale Water, with a flat area nearby suitable for seating and picnics. Further on the land opens out into a broad glade bordered by the water. The Rear Garden enclosed with hedging is planted with small flowerbeds, herb garden, fragrant shrubs and many bulbs. There are two garden sheds both with shelving, one being the reutilised Wessex Water treatment plant. The grounds are all very natural and therefore a fantastic place to see wildlife. Red deer and the renowned Exmoor ponies are often seen in neighbouring fields and moorland. The land is wonderfully unspoilt and at certain times grazed by the neighbouring farm's sheep. For the past nine years the land has been managed naturally, without the use of artificial fertilisers and agrochemicals. There is enough land to continue further planting up of the Ancient Tarr Ball Wood. Agents Note - Viewings Due to the rural location of this cottage and inaccessibility for standard cars, we ask that no potential interested parties attempt to drive to this cottage, even if they own a 4x4. All viewings are to be strictly agreed with the selling agent who will meet any viewers on the public road and drive them to the cottage. The track crosses open moorland and we must ensure that this does not get damaged by numerous vehicles accessing the property or meeting each other on the track as there are few passing places. Walking to the cottage is of course no problem as you can follow the bridleway. Agents Note – Public Bridleway There is a bridleway that crosses the land owned by Tarr Ball Cottage. Identified on the land plan between points A, B and C. Services Private Drainage (there is a septic tank report available, please see agent), Mains Water (connected in 2018), Mains Electric, Electric Night Storage Heating, LPG for Cooking Energy Performance Certificate EPC Rating - E Get away from it all in this NATURE LOVER'S PARADISE ON EXMOOR. This charming 17th century character cottage is a real hidden gem enjoying a wonderful tranquil setting set in 4.5 acres of river bordered woodland and mature moorland gardens with access to some of the most fantastic walking and riding country. EPC Rating - E

3 bd

Minehead

USD 929,653

A unique opportunity to acquire a lovingly restored historic sawmill with working water wheel and attached 3 bedroom house situated on the edge of a popular Exmoor village enjoying wonderful views over farmland towards the surrounding hills together with a two storey barn with forge, workshop, studio/museum and a 1920s former garage. The first Mill on the site is believed to date back to the 14th Century when it produced flour for the local people. In 1904 the Mill was converted to a Sawmill which served the local community for many years but by the end of the 20th Century the Mill was in need of urgent renovation. The present owner purchased the Mill in a derelict state in 1995 and had a vision and great determination to rebuild, renovate and preserve a vital part of our heritage. Over the last 25 years the old mill has been reroofed, the floors rebuilt and the dilapidated workshop and forge were demolished and replaced with a new and attractive two storey detached stone building under a slate roof. The most ambitious aspect of the project has been the restoration of the 14ft water wheel which is now turning again and drives a number of vintage machinery. The attached stone built house offers accommodation arranged over three floors and in brief comprises; entrance porch, reception hall, tiled shower room, double aspect sitting/dining room with stone fireplace, woodburner and double doors to timber decked terrace, triple aspect kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range of base and wall units with peninsular bar, Corian working surfaces with moulded one and half bowl sink and mixer tap, integrated ceramic hob, eye level double oven, tall fridge/freezer, dishwasher and shelved pantry. A carpeted staircase leads to the first floor landing off which are three bedrooms, "jack & Jill tiled shower room and with the principal room having an en-suite tiled bathroom and separate dressing room. A carpeted staircase from the reception hall leads down to the lower ground floor basement with door to outside and is currently used as a utility/boiler room with large storage area although suitable for a variety of uses including potential to create further living space/annexe accommodation. There is access from the reception hall into the attached three storey Mill building which can also be accessed from outside. OUTSIDE The main house is approached over a brick paved courtyard with low stone walling and wrought iron railings. The main gardens are arranged to the rear of the property and laid predominently to lawn with inset shrubs and trees and a gravelled and stone terrace with the leat running through. There is also a timber decked terrace immediately outside of the sitting room from which there are wonderful views over farmland towards Dunkery. There is a separate five bar gate entrance into the yard where there is access to the mill building, forge and workshop. AGENTS NOTE The large collection of vintage machinery, tools and memorabilia is available by separate negotiation. It was the late owners wish that the property was sold to a likeminded enthusiast who would purchase the property together with the historic machinery, tools and memorabilia and continue to hold open days and develop the historic site. https://cowbridgesawmill.org/ A unique opportunity to acquire a lovingly restored historic sawmill with working water wheel and attached 3 bedroom house situated on the edge of a popular Exmoor village enjoying wonderful views over farmland towards the surrounding hills together with a two storey barn with forge, workshop, studio/museum and a 1920s former garage. EPC tbc. Council Tax band E Features: - Garage - Garden

3 bd

Minehead

USD 578,478

Modern 1-Bedroom Apartment in Woolwich, London.

This 541 sq ft (50.3 m2) one-bedroom apartment, priced at £467,500, offers a perfect combination of style and functionality in the rapidly developing area of Woolwich, London. The property features a spacious open-plan living and dining area, designed to maximize natural light and create a welcoming atmosphere. The fully fitted kitchen includes premium integrated appliances and sleek cabinetry, making it both practical and elegant. The generously sized bedroom comes with a built-in wardrobe for ample storage, while the modern bathroom is finished to a high standard with contemporary fittings. The apartment also includes a private balcony, providing a peaceful outdoor space to enjoy views of the surrounding area. Located within easy reach of Woolwich Arsenal and the Elizabeth Line, this property offers excellent connectivity to Central London. The area is undergoing significant regeneration, attracting professionals and families alike. With strong rental demand and long-term capital growth potential, this apartment presents a fantastic opportunity for both investors and homeowners seeking a modern property in one of London's most promising neighborhoods.

1 bd

538 sqft

Woolwich

USD 880,783

Stylish 2-Bedroom Apartment in Woolwich, London.

This 847 sq ft (78.7 m2) two-bedroom apartment, priced at £712,500, offers a perfect blend of modern living and urban convenience. The open-plan living and dining area is bright and spacious, featuring a fully fitted kitchen with high-end appliances. The apartment boasts two generously sized bedrooms, with the master bedroom including an en-suite bathroom for added privacy. A second family bathroom completes the living space, finished to a high standard with sleek, contemporary fittings. The property also includes a private balcony, offering a tranquil outdoor retreat in the heart of Woolwich, London. The neighborhood is undergoing significant regeneration, making it an exciting and vibrant place to live. With excellent transport links via the Elizabeth Line, residents enjoy quick and convenient access to Central London and beyond. This apartment is an excellent choice for both investors and homeowners, offering strong rental demand and long-term capital growth potential. Woolwich continues to attract professionals and families alike, making it one of London's rising property hotspots.

2 bd

840 sqft

Woolwich

USD 852,806

Sophisticated 2-Bedroom Apartment in Woolwich, London.

This elegant 841 sq ft (78.1 m2) two-bedroom apartment, priced at £690,000, offers a sophisticated living experience in Woolwich, London. The open-plan living and dining area is perfect for modern living, with a fully equipped kitchen featuring premium appliances and contemporary finishes. The master bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe and a luxurious en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom is equally well-sized and versatile. A family bathroom with high-quality fittings completes the apartment's interior. A private balcony provides a serene outdoor space, ideal for enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of Woolwich. The property's location ensures excellent transport connections to Central London via the Elizabeth Line, making it a desirable option for commuters. Woolwich's ongoing regeneration projects are enhancing the area's appeal, offering both strong rental demand and long-term capital growth for investors.

2 bd

840 sqft

Woolwich

USD 867,676

Apartment 4, last remaining ground-floor 3 bedroom home is now ready for immediate occupancy. This stunning, high-specification apartment offers over 100m² of refined, contemporary living space, ideal as a main residence, second home, or investment opportunity with excellent income potential. Entered through its own private front door, the property boasts two allocated parking spaces directly outside. Once inside, a spacious hallway leads to 3 generously sized double bedrooms, including a principal suite with breathtaking sea views, a private garden, and an en-suite shower room. The family bathroom is equally well-appointed, while underfloor heating ensures warmth and energy efficiency throughout. The heart of the home is the impressive open-plan living area, where floor-to-ceiling glazing frames panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the rugged Cornish coastline, extending as far as Trevose Head. This light-filled space flows seamlessly into a private garden with decking, offering the perfect spot for outdoor dining or simply soaking in the views. The kitchen is fitted with top-of-the-range Neff appliances, including an induction hob and slide-and-hide oven, along with a Quooker tap and built-in wine cooler. Sleek, contemporary cabinetry and natural stone worktops complete the high-end finish, while the entire apartment is designed with comfort and convenience in mind, from satin chrome fittings to fibre broadband and state-of-the-art insulation. Additional features include two private parking spaces, and access to landscaped communal gardens, all just a stone’s throw from the charming seaside town of Bude. With no occupancy restrictions, One Perrantide offers flexibility for use as a permanent residence, second home, or high-yield holiday let. Perrantide’s enviable location, just 100 metres from the beach and a short stroll from the vibrant coastal town of Bude, offers a rare combination of rural tranquility and town-centre convenience. Each of the nine luxury apartments enjoys uninterrupted sea views, private terraces, and access to beautifully landscaped communal gardens, all set within a secure, energy-efficient development by renowned developer Marine Drive Ltd. Apartment 4 is a luxurious ground-floor, 3 bedroom home offering breathtaking sea views and over 100m² of high-specification living space. Featuring a private garden, parking, underfloor heating, and premium finishes, this stunning coastal retreat is just steps from the beach and perfect for main residence or investment. Features: - Balcony - Intercom - Satellite TV - Terrace

3 bd

Bude

USD 743,723

Apartment 6 offers an exceptional opportunity to own a beautifully designed ground floor residence within the exclusive Perrantide development. Last remaining 2 bedroom apartment, a rare chance to enjoy the finest in Cornish coastal living. Spanning an impressive 94 m², the apartment showcases a high-specification finish with a contemporary open-plan kitchen, living and dining space. Large double-glazed sliding doors lead to a private composite decked patio and garden, offering uninterrupted views of the stunning Atlantic coastline. The sleek kitchen is a true highlight, featuring integrated Neff appliances, a wine cooler, Quooker hot water tap, and stone worktops, perfect for both entertaining and everyday living. The principal bedroom, complete with an en-suite, exudes comfort with underfloor heating and panoramic views. The second double bedroom provides flexibility for family, guests, or home office use. Both bathrooms are beautifully appointed, with elegant tiled finishes, high-quality fittings, and underfloor heating. Designed with sustainability in mind, the apartment benefits from super-airtight construction, ensuring energy efficiency and comfort. Two secure parking spaces with electric vehicle charging infrastructure add to the modern conveniences, while external storage provides practical solutions for active coastal lifestyles. Situated just a short stroll from the sandy beaches of Bude, Perrantide offers not just a home, but a lifestyle. With its enviable location, stylish interiors, and eco-conscious design, this apartment is ideal as a main residence, a second home, or as a highly desirable holiday let. The blend of luxury, sustainability, and unparalleled views make Apartment 6 an exceptional investment for those seeking the best of Cornish coastal living. Available now, this is your opportunity to secure one of the last remaining homes in this prestigious development. Discover coastal luxury with Apartment 6 at Perrantide, Bude. This stunning 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom ground-floor apartment offers breathtaking ocean views, a private garden, high-spec finishes, and energy-efficient design. Perfect as a main residence, holiday home, or investment property. Features: - Balcony - Intercom - Satellite TV - Terrace

2 bd

Bude

USD 2,224,970

Main Farmhouse: Believed to date back to the mid-17th century, the superbly presented farmhouse exudes character with original features throughout. The entrance hall welcomes you with flagstone slate flooring, leading to the living room with its dual aspect windows and feature inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner. The sitting room also boasts an inglenook fireplace, providing a cozy retreat. An office with a connecting door to the conservatory, and a sunroom enjoying a pleasant southerly aspect with glazed doors to the patio, add to the versatility of the living spaces. The kitchen/breakfast room is fully fitted with pine-fronted drawers and cupboards, granite work surfaces, and an oil-fired Aga range. A central island with a built-in electric oven and ceramic hob, alongside a breakfast bar and flagstone slate flooring, makes this kitchen a functional and inviting space. The hobbies/dining room, accessed from the kitchen, features double doors to private gardens. The ground floor also includes a bathroom with a large shower. Upstairs, the first floor landing leads to five bedrooms. The master bedroom comes with an en-suite bathroom featuring a freestanding roll-top bath, and a walk-in dressing room. The second bedroom has a window seat overlooking the gardens, while the other bedrooms offer charming views and access to the Jack & Jill bathroom. Sellers Insight: In August 2002 our lives changed completely,we had been visiting Bude for many years and loved the area with its amazing beaches, cliff top walks and friendly town and thinking about our future knew it would be here. We both worked for the government and wanted to work for ourselves,making our own decisions, and had a few ideas but foremost was the idea of creating a holiday home for others to enjoy the area.On that bank holiday weekend we came up the farm drive turning gently left and knew we had found the perfect location,tumbledown buildings either side of a drive framing the beautiful view down to sea surrounded by fields,minutes from Bude and Widemouth Bay,sold our house in surrey to neighbours and moved on January 3rd,the only snowy day for years. The building work commenced, it already had planning permission to convert all the barns to holiday accommodation, so dairy parlours, grain stores and stables all changed to spacious holiday homes.We learnt a lot over the following two years,from building management to how many sugars each builder took in the ritual morning cuppa,it was exciting, exhilarating and exhausting and we loved it all. In May 2005 at 4pm on the dot 5 cars slowly crept up the drive and we were officially open for business , everyone was happy, we all enjoyed a celebratory drink together and friends were made with guests returning year after year. We have had family get togethers,wedding receptions, artists weekends, BBC film crews, our own chickens and a veg garden,thought about glamping in the paddock, animals for the children(and adults), taken pre planning advice for a venue in the field with log cabins( already have a borehole and three phase electric) We ran the barns at full tilt the first years but then eased off to allow us time to travel and visit some of the places on our bucket list,taking time out in quiet times meant a few weeks here and there in Asia, India, France and then cruising all over the world. It is now time to fully retire and explore the rest of the world,spend more time in our French home and enjoy our life to the full. Helscott, Stratton: A Versatile Country Residence with Holiday Cottages Outside: Helscott is approached via a shared entrance lane, leading to a private driveway for the main residence and barns. The formal gardens are mainly laid to lawn with established flower and shrub beds. A paved patio and seating terrace adjoining the conservatory offer pleasant garden views. Additional features include a vegetable garden with raised beds, a large greenhouse, and a timber shed/store. The property also boasts a 2.1-acre gently sloping paddock with far-reaching views across open countryside, to Bude town and the coast beyond. Holiday Cottages: The five holiday cottages, sympathetically converted from former barns, provide well-appointed accommodation with oil-fired central heating and double-glazed windows. Each cottage has its own private garden area with lawn and patio, offering a peaceful retreat for guests. Rose Barn: Featuring a dining room with glazed doors to a south-facing patio, a kitchen, and a spectacular living room with vaulted ceilings. The ground floor includes a bedroom and a bathroom, while the first floor offers two additional bedrooms and an en-suite shower room. Granary Barn: Comprises an entrance hall, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen/living area. Ivy Barn: Includes a living room with stairs to a galleried bedroom, a kitchen, an additional bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and a bathroom. Oak Barn: Offers a living room, kitchen/dining area, one ground floor bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and two additional bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. Acorn Barn: Features an entrance hall, an open-plan living room/kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Tenure - Freehold EPC: Farmhouse - E , Cottages - D Council Tax band - F - Main farmhouse Services Mains water and electric. Private drainage system Nestled close to the North Cornish coast, Helscott offers a unique opportunity to own a five-bedroom country residence with four reception rooms, complemented by a range of five holiday cottages. Set in gardens and grounds approaching 3.8 acres, including a gently sloping 2-acre pasture paddock, this property combines historical charm with modern convenience. Tenure: Freehold EPC: Farmhouse - E , Cottages - D Council Tax Band - F Features: - Garden

5 bd

Bude

USD 861,479

Nestled in one of Saunton’s most coveted apartment complexes, this penthouse offers an unparalleled seaside living experience. Boasting its own private and direct access to the renowned Saunton Sands, the penthouse treats residents to breathtaking views of the beach from a private balcony. Entrance Hall: Step into a generously spacious entrance hall, setting the tone for the well-designed layout of the entire apartment. The expansive entrance welcomes you, contributing to the seamless flow within the living space. Open Plan Kitchen/Dining/Living Space: The heart of the home, this open-concept area is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen effortlessly transitions to the rear, leading to the dining and living spaces that open onto a terrace through bi-fold doors. Revel in the ever-changing seascape of Saunton Sands, creating a picturesque backdrop to your daily life. Bedroom 1 & 2: Two generously sized double bedrooms await, providing comfort and versatility. The current configuration showcases a twin bedroom and a principal double bedroom with sea views, catering to various lifestyle preferences. Family Bathroom: Indulge in the three-piece white suite bathroom, featuring a bath and shower, all finished to a neutral and high standard, ensuring both practicality and elegance. Facilities: Enjoy modern conveniences such as a newly upgraded efficient electric boiler, with smart thermostats allowing remote access to control heating and hot water, low energy use underfloor heating and superfast broadband Wi-Fi. External amenities include a meticulously landscaped garden, secure gated entry with Videx intercom system, video entry system, allocated parking, visitors parking, communal storage area, shower, bicycle storage, and private individual storage cupboard for surfboards, bicycles, and beach toys. Position and amenities: Oceanpoint benefits from breath taking views over the dramatic North Devon coastline and is close to the famous South West Coastal Path. Nearby are Croyde and Woolacombe with their world class surfing beaches, Saunton Sands golf club offers 36 holes of championship links golf and the Tarka Trail with its footpaths and cycle paths through the Devon countryside. Location: Saunton is a small village lying 2 miles west of Braunton and is known for its long stretch of surfing sandy beach (believed to be approximately 3 miles long), perfect for wind surfing, surfing, paddle boarding, bodyboarding, swimming etc and dogs are allowed on the beach all year around. The beach connects to the UNESCO Reserve sight of Braunton Burrows as well as Crow Point to the far end and it has been used as a background for many music videos and films. Saunton Golf Course with it’s two championship links courses is also in Saunton and both the Golf Club and Saunton Sands Hotel, along with the Beachside Café and Grills offer places to eat. Saunton also has a Landeez all terrain wheelchair which enables those with disabilities to be able to enjoy the beach as well. At the entrance to the Car Park (on the B3231) is a bus stop which has buses running to Croyde and Georgeham in one direction and to Braunton, Barnstaple and beyond in the other. There is also a pretty church in the village and many scenic walks. Panoramic Views Overlooking Saunton Sands Beach! Nestled in one of Saunton's most coveted apartment complexes, this residence offers an unparalleled seaside living experience. Boasting its own private and direct access to the renowned Saunton Sands, the apartment treats residents to breathtaking views of the beach from a private balcony. EPC: C Features: - Parking

2 bd

Braunton

USD 929,653

This highly unusual character home enjoys a fantastic canal side location witihin a short level walk of the superb, sandy beach at Summerleaze and the access onto the north cornish coastal path and the historic sea pool. Just slightly further away the town centre facilities include local and national chains, the main Post Office and range of eateries/public houses. Closer to hand are The Crescent Stores/Post Office, The Olive Tree Bistro overlooking the rejuvanated canal, The Brendon Arms and The Falcon Hotel all of which do great food, just a 2 minute walk from the property itself. Bude lies along a rugged stretch of North Cornish coast and has primary and secondary schools, larger supermarkets and a business park on the edge of town, two lovely sandy beaches and fantastic walks. An hour to the south is the international airport at Newquay, with daily flight to Gatwick and the north Devon town of Barnstaple is approximately 45 minutes away where the link road leads to the M5, Bristol and beyond. The location creates a lifestyle many buyers are looking for, whether it be as a holiday home, a second home or a main home. You enter into the ground floor accommodation via a useful porch area, which leads into a entrance hall/lobby area and then into the spacious dining room and a generous, modern kitchen. The space is divided but open via a large archway so it can used as a sociable, entertaining room with the kitchen featuring a wide range of matching wall and base units, a central island, slate flagstone flooring with the integral appliances included in the sale. There a separate w/c and a snug completing the ground floor accommodation. The bespoke stairs and balustrading, which are a real feature of the property, lead up to the impressive living room on the first floor. This is a superb space with numerous windows looking out over the canal and nature reserve and has oak stripped flooring and a substantial brick fireplace as a focal point, with a gas fire. There are two bedrooms set off this room, the master bedroom is a generous double bedroom with a lovely modern shower room/wc with a generous wet room style shower cubicle, quality tiling and sanitary ware. On the top floor there is an open landing with two further bedrooms. Bedroom 2 has a velux window allowing in natural light and offering a view over the nature reserve and there is a generous family bathroom, with a separate shower cubicle. Warmth is provided by mains gas central heating. To the front, the property has its own jetty, which is great for fishing and to moor a rowing boat. The jetty can also be used as an external sitting area, to enjoy the ambience of the location. There is a small courtyard/patio at the rear of the first floor accessed via bedroom 4. The low maintenance nature of the external space may suit buyers looking to use it as a holiday investment property or a second home. Our clients have utilised it as a high quality holiday let and many of the fixtures, fittings and furniture will be available by separate negotiation. There are two allocated off road parking spaces to the side of terrace. This stunning location and highly individual residence does need to be seen to be fully appreciated and an early internal viewing is highly recommended. Services Mains water, electric, gas and drainage Tenure Freehold Council Tax - E EPC - C NO CHAIN - Set over three storeys, this 4 bedroom (one en-suite) highly individual Grade II listed property enjoys a fantastic CANAL SIDE location, great for fishing with its own jetty/deck, within easy reach of the sandy beach at Summerleaze and the town centre facilities. EPC - C Features: - Parking

4 bd

Bude

USD 1,425,468

This substantial and highly flexible farmhouse stands proudly amongst open farmland with no immediate neighbours. The property has a wealth of character and has benefited from a wonderful and significant two storey extension, completed in 2019, which is currently used as a successful and stunning holiday cottage, providing a supplementary income, but would have great potential to be a family annexe or to be fully integrated and used as one very large dwelling. The array of solar panels which has the benefit of battery storage, also brings in an income, as well as having a minimising effect on the household outgoings. Running costings and the overall income can be provided after a viewing, upon request. The cluster of attractive barns within the former farmyard immediately at the rear of the farmhouse have been vastly improved and painstakingly re-roofed over recent years. Two of the four principle barns have been granted full residential planning permission (Torridge District Council application no. 1/0817/2022/FUL) and offer a rare opportunity to create a multi-generational home or a commercial holiday let business. The two storey detached barn has plans in place to convert into a four bedroom (one en-suite) property with a large open plan kitchen/dining room, a living room which would have far reaching westerly views over miles of countryside and an office. The L-shaped single storey barn has planning for an open plan kitchen/living/dining room, a family bathroom and two double bedrooms, one with en-suite. There is plenty of space for separate and discreet parking and garden areas. As part of the permission, the building of a triple carport, with storage facilities, has been granted. There would be two further barns left in situ, ideal for use as outbuildings or for storage. The consent, elevations and floor plans regarding the planning on the barns can be emailed, upon request. Keephills Farm has been traced back as far as the early 19th century but, it is highly probable that it pre-dates that era, given all the wonderful character features on offer throughout the home. The entrance is served by a porch/garden room which is large enough to relax in and take advantage of the south facing outlook over the delightful gardens. This leads into the relaxing living room which is dominated by a stone and brick fireplace, which features a clome oven, a wooden lintel and, inset on the hearth, a multi fuel burning stove. In the opposite direction, there is a very flexible reception room which could be used as a great study (as it is now) or as a separate sitting room, with a character fireplace. A door from the living room opens into the formal dining room at the rear, with an oak floor and feature fire surround, which in turn, leads into the kitchen/breakfast room. This wonderful, locally sourced bespoke kitchen has solid stone worktops and oak units, with glass display cabinets. The centrepiece is the oil-fired Stanley and, included in the sale, are the high quality ‘Miele’ appliances such as the single oven, induction hob, dishwasher and larder fridge. This dual aspect room has a slate flagstone floor, down lighting and features a very useful larder cupboard, ideal for storage. Completing the ground floor of the main house is practical boot room/utility, with plenty of space for boots and coats, with a glass covered original well, as a highly unusual feature. On the first floor, there are three lovely bedrooms in the main dwelling. The master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and the remaining double bedrooms have exposed beams and built-in wardrobes. All bedrooms having fine views across the garden and landscape beyond enjoy the southerly aspect and light. The sumptuous and very spacious family bathroom/WC has a free standing bath and a very large shower area plus his and hers basins. The significant two storey extension, with its own separate and tucked away entrance, is used a very successful holiday cottage. The exposed stone wall in the hall and the beautiful wooden staircase are real features as you enter, with a well utilised kitchen, a ground floor wet room and a superb, light and airy lounge which has a porcelain floor, a raised wood burning stove, bay window and farmland views. There are double doors leading out to the rear garden from here, and this holiday let has its own garden space to enjoy. The exquisite dual aspect bedroom has both a bay window and a lovely floor to ceiling window taking in the breath-taking views over the surrounding farmland and garden for miles around. An extensive range of bedroom furniture is built-in to include wardrobes and drawers with a storage platform above and the en-suite has a separate shower cubicle, as well as, a bath, his and hers basins and has a radiator which can be independently controlled by both the central heating system and electric. Adjacent, is a compact single bedroom. On both floors there is easy access, both to and from the cottage to the farmhouse, which would suit use as family or granny annexe, if desired or seamlessly reverted into one main residence. Keephills Farm has modern comforts such as oil fired central heating and external windows are UPVC double glazed. In the cottage, the warmth on the ground floor is from underfloor heating. Externally, Keephills Farm is approached by a long private lane which is in the ownership of the property, with just one other property having access. The gardens are level and most attractive comprising of an initial paved patio and gravelled area which is perfect for Alfresco dining, when the weather allows. Being south facing, the gardens enjoy the warmth and take in the far reaching views. There are made to measure built-in slated and block picnic benches and tables and outside lighting. The gardens themselves comprise of many flowerbeds well stocked with shrubs, bushes and perennials, all offering a variety of colour during the season. For the green fingered gardener, a greenhouse stands adjacent to the vegetable garden where there are raised vegetable beds full of fine produce. Fruit trees include apples and damson with many soft fruits such as black and red currant, raspberry and loganberry. The garden has young specimen trees and is well enclosed. A few steps from the house is the main block of pasture which extends to some 3.02 acres, it is gently sloping and well enclosed ideal for stock. At the far end of the field are roughly 200 firewood trees which have been planted and are nicely maturing, illustrating the sustainability of the property. In total, the land and grounds measure in the region of 5 acres. All in all, this fine home has so many ingredients and an internal viewing is highly recommended. The property lies within 1.5 miles of the historic market town of Holsworthy in delightful Devon countryside. Holsworthy features both primary and secondary schools, a Waitrose supermarket, a range of independent shops and businesses, a medical centre and dentists. Bude, its beaches, canal and coast is just 9 miles away from Holsworthy with stunning walks along the clifftops. The larger cities of Exeter at around 45 miles distant, Plymouth 38 miles distant and the North Devon regional centre of Barnstaple within approximately 28 miles all offer a wider range of educational, cultural and leisure facilities. At Launceston which is some 13 mile distant, the A30 dual carriageway provides access to the M5 at Exeter, or west into Cornwall, with the town itself offering a choice of supermarkets and schools. The private school, Shebbear College, is also close to hand. A wonderful country home that has been substantially extended in recent years having no immediate neighbours. The property has a significant courtyard of traditional barns benefitting from planning consent for conversion and many further outbuildings with plenty of scope. There are attractive gardens, 3.02 acre paddock and glorious views. The home is offered for sale with no forward chain. EPC rating D.

5 bd

Holsworthy

USD 774,711

** NEW PRICE FOR 2025 ** The Old Granary, which incorporates a beautifully presented annexe affectionately known as Church Barn (due to the proximity of the parish Church), form a fantastic dual family property or offers certain buyers the chance of supplementary income, via a separate holiday let. The stunning main barn has a very large, dual aspect sitting room with a ‘Charnwood’ multi-fuel burner as its focal point. There are two sets of French doors leading out to the garden and patio areas, and double doors open into the hallway, which leads to the sociable hub of this home, the kitchen/dining room. The impressive, open plan space has been fitted with a quality 'Howdens' kitchen with a range of matching, stylish wall and base units, a ceramic sink, quality work surfaces, with built in appliances including both a gas Range (included in the sale), an electric oven, microwave, fridge and freezer and dishwasher. There is Karndean flooring, with a very useful utility room situated off. The utility has matching units and worksurfaces and has a large built in storage cupboard. In the opposite direction, the hallway leads to the ground floor double bedroom, which has an en-suite WC and the very stylish family bathroom, with a double shower cubicle and a walk-in bath, is completed with superb tiling and sanitary ware. Stairs from the hall lead upstairs to the two bedrooms and the massive eaves store room. Our clients had plans to use this space for a model railway but never got around to organising this - it has been used simply for storage but has potential, subject to planning, to be used as a games room or hobby room. There is some restriction to headroom on the first floor. Church Barn has one of the most spacious sitting rooms in an annexe that we have seen. It features a wood burner and has a pedestrian door opening to its garden, to the front. The hall runs through and opens into the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has also been fitted with lovely 'Howdens' wall and base units, stylish work surfaces, a ceramic sink and a built-in oven, microwave and gas hob, with a practical tiled floor. There are two good size double bedrooms, one with built in furniture, and a great shower room/WC, with a shower cubicle, excellent sanitary ware, a towel rail and ceramic floor and wall tiling. There is a low maintenance gravelled rear garden to Church Barn. Overall, the annexe is so well presented, with oak veneered doors throughout, and would be an ideal home for a dependent relative or as a separate holiday let. Our clients, since their occupation about six years ago, have organised an extensive upgrade of the property. We can't possibly list all the jobs here but includes; all new ‘Anglian’ windows and doors, they have installed mains gas fired central heating throughout both properties, replumbed and replaced the hot water system, repointed and added granite quoins to the north gable end wall, extended the superb sun trap patio, replaced and improved all the kitchens and bathrooms and redecorated, as well as keeping the gardens to a very high standard. The double gates, bordered on one side by a 'Lady of Shalott' rose, opens into a generous tarmac area ideal for parking, turning and provides access to the timber garaging. There are also a range of useful outbuildings; including log stores, sheds, an arbour/garden room, summerhouses and a greenhouse. The gardens are well stocked, with a wide array of well established acers, roses, magnolias, fruit trees (including plum, cooking and eating varieties of apple and pear), camellias, heathers and conifers. There is a superb walnut tree as well. The colour in the garden throughout the year is something to behold. The extended patio, near the main sitting room, is a great place for al-fresco dining, and a paved path leads around to the rear, which features a large patio, a summerhouse and a pretty pond. There are gravelled paths meandering through the garden, surrounded by flowerbeds stocked with spring bulbs and perennials, with a lawn and productive kitchen garden. The garden for the annexe is separated by planting and a trellis fence, and this features a summerhouse, lawn and a patio. This hugely impressive residence is well worthy of a viewing especially if you are looking for dual family occupation or for a property that will provide additional income. The village of North Petherwin is situated approximately seven miles North of Launceston and has a range of village amenities including a County Primary School and parish Church and lies about seven miles from Launceston. The ancient former market town of Launceston offers a wider range of shopping, commercial, educational and recreational facilities and lies adjacent to the A30 trunk road giving access to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction. North Petherwin is approximately a 25 minute drive to the stunning North Cornish coastline with great beaches and cliff top walks. ** NEW PRICE FOR 2025 ** BEAUTIFUL ANNEXE - A stunning, generous three bedroom barn conversion with a spacious, single storey two bedroom annexe, all presented in superb order throughout. Set in beautiful, well stocked gardens in a quiet village setting. EPC rating C. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Truro

USD 985,432

This delightful chalet style bungalow is tucked away in private setting close to the heart of this highly regarded Exmoor village set in mature level gardens with stream running through and with pleasant outlooks towards the church. Built in the early 1990's in the grounds of a former orchard and having rendered and part stone elevations under a tiled roof, the property offers generous and versatile accommodation equipped with oil fired central heating, double glazing and is being sold inclusive of fitted carpeting. The beautifully presented accommodation is arranged over two floors in brief comprising; Oak entrance door to a lobby with tiled flooring and glazed panel door leading to a spacious reception hall with staircase rising to the first floor. A beautiful sitting room enjoys delightful views over the gardens towards the church and has a woodburner, sliding double glazed doors leading to outside and double opening doors leading through to a separate dining room with return door to the hall. The kitchen/breakfast room is a lovely light double aspect room overlooking the gardens and fitted with a modern range of base and wall units with roll edged counter tops, one and a half bowl ceramic sink unit, range cooker with extractor hood over, part tiled surrounds and vinyl floor covering. There is a separate utility room with stainless steel single drainer sink unit set in a rolled edge counter top with a range of base and wall units, plumbing for washing machine, vinyl flooring, double glazed door to garden and to complete the ground floor accommodation there is a double bedroom with en-suite shower room fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite. A spacious first floor landing is well lit by Velux window and offers space for a study/sitting area. There are two good sized double bedrooms both double aspect rooms with views over the gardens towards the surrounding woodland and one having a walk in wardrobe. Both bedrooms are served by a modern fitted bathroom with a three piece white and chrome suite with shower over the bath. Outside The property is approached through double wrought iron gates onto a gravelled drive running past the property around to a single garage and with excellent parking and turning facilities. The mature gardens are an undoubted feature and in the main are arranged at the front of the property with well stocked flower and shrub beds and small trees providing colour throughout the year and with the feature of a small stream with footbridge runs through the garden. To the side between the property and garage is a paved terrace and there is a pedestrian gate giving access to the village centre which is within a few minutes’ walk. A superb individually designed detached 3 bedroom residence enjoying a most convenient and delightful setting close to the heart of the village and set in large mature gardens with stream, garage and parking. EPC Rating tbc. Council Tax Band F Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

3 bd

Minehead

USD 3,346,752

Welcome to Wild Winds, an extraordinary 6/7 bedroom, 5-ensuite contemporary barn conversion offering over 6,800 square feet of exquisite living space, expertly designed for modern luxury. Perfectly located in the heart of the Devon countryside, this stunning property is just 15 minutes from some of the finest beaches in the South West, offering both the tranquillity of rural living and the convenience of coastal access. Set within beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds extending to nearly an acre, with scope to acquire additional land, Wild Winds boasts sweeping views over the picturesque countryside and the sea beyond. Arranged across two floors, the expansive accommodation includes a spectacular open-plan living area on the ground floor, seamlessly blending the kitchen, dining, and relaxation spaces—perfect for both entertaining and family living. The first floor showcases an impressive principal suite, complete with its own private terrace, providing an idyllic retreat to enjoy the breath-taking surroundings. Further highlights of this exceptional home include a dedicated playroom for younger residents and a state-of-the-art cinema room for ultimate entertainment. Every detail in this stunning barn conversion has been meticulously crafted to combine contemporary luxury with the tranquillity of its rural setting. Wild Winds represents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional property that epitomises both space and style, while enjoying the very best that Devon has to offer. Braunton is reputedly the largest village in England and offers a wide range of amenities including local shops, supermarkets, community centre, medical centre, primary and secondary schools, churches and a range of popular pubs and restaurants. The renowned Tarka trail can be accessed from the village and this follows the Taw and Torridge estuaries. Close by is the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Braunton Burrows, the largest sand dune system in the UK as are the glorious sandy beaches of Saunton Sands, Croyde, Woolacombe and Putsborough Bays. North Devon has become the 12th location to be selected as a World Surfing Reserve. Saunton Golf Club is near by and with its renowned championship East and West Courses - links golf at its finest – it is a test for even the most experienced golfer. Barnstaple is the main town of North Devon and offers an even wider range of amenities as well as Petroc College for Further and Adult Education. There are Banks, range of supermarkets, local and national shops, chains and restaurants as well as doctors, the hospital and transport links, including Railway and Bus Stations. There are also further schools, academies and private schools in the area. This remarkable barn conversion situated with approx. 8 acres of land and offers over 6,800 sq. ft. of luxurious living space in the heart of the Devon countryside. Set on nearly an acre of ground with stunning countryside and sea views, Wild Winds is just 15 minutes from some of the finest beaches in the South West. Highlights include a grand open-plan living area, a spectacular principal suite with a private terrace, a cinema room, and a playroom. Contemporary design meets coastal tranquillity – a rare opportunity for space, style, and coastal living! EPC: C Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

7 bd

Barnstaple

USD 991,568

For sale in Croyde is this surprisingly spacious villa style home which is just a short walk from the beach and village and it enjoys fantastic views to the sea and Lundy Island. Once you step inside, you really do not expect the generous accommodation that is on the other side which extremely versatile to suit many different lifestyles and it has many interesting features. Currently a successful holiday let, the property comprises ground floor bedroom with en-suite on your right and bespoke open stairs on the left to a store room/snug. In front of you is a wood framed and glazed atrium which really is a lovely feature and this connects the indoors to outdoors. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with built-in eye level oven, integrated fridge/freezer and washing machine. An island unit houses the halogen hob with extractor over and this looks over the dining area which in turn leads to the living room. Beyond this is an inner hall with ground floor twin bedroom and modern family bathroom. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms (one with en-suite facilities) and a single/bunk room. The two rear bedrooms have access to the generous balcony/terrace and enjoy the fabulous views to the sea and Lundy island. Outside, there is a partial integral garage to the property and storm porch, parking to the side of this and gate leading to the rear garden which is a low maintainance garden with raised stone walls and to the rear of the property is a covered deck which enjoys the fabulous views, here you will find the hot tub. As mentioned above, from the first floor, there is access to a balcony which really does enjoy superb views to the sea, countryside and across to baggy point. In all this is a good sized property with fabulous views and within walking distance to the beach. AGENTS NOTE: All fixtures, fittings and hot tub are available by separate negotiation. Croyde has been a popular destination for generations and as well as Surfers and families, walkers come here to enjoy the National Trust land and South West Coast Path walks to Baggy Point, Saunton Down etc. Another huge draw is for golfers as stated below. The beaches of Putsborough, Woolacombe and Saunton are also within easy reach. North Devon has become the 12th location to be selected as a World Surfing Reserve. Croyde itself is a picturesque village with an eclectic mix of traditional thatched cottages and pubs mixed with modern day homes really making it a village for all ages and walks of life. The amenities include a modern village store, post office, hairdressers, surf shops, pubs and restaurants, a children's playground which has been recently renewed and upgraded, village hall and of course there are the outstanding vistas and surfing beach of Croyde Bay. A primary school in the neighbouring village of Georgeham is popular with families and Braunton Academy is around 5 miles away for the secondary education. Braunton offers a wider range of amenities including supermarket, local and national shops, doctors, dentists, schooling etc. Saunton Golf Club is nearby and with its renowned championship East and West Courses - links golf at its finest – it is a test for even the most experienced golfer. For sale in Croyde is this surprisingly deceptively spacious villa style property within walking distance to the beach. Versatile accommodation, currently with six bedrooms, two en-suites, family bathroom and open living accommodation, low maintenance garden and generous terrace/balcony to enjoy the views. Garage and parking. EPC: E. Features: - Balcony - Garage - Garden - Parking - Terrace

6 bd

Braunton

USD 656,955

A stunning 3/4 bedroom (1 en-suite) Grade II listed thatched cottage, with dating back to 1531 in the reign of King Henry the VIII, located within 4 miles of Bude and the beautiful beaches of North Cornwall. Having undergone a vast refurbishment under our clients care and understanding of such an historic building, this wonderful cottage is well worthy of an internal viewing to fully appreciate the character and condition of this unique home. Our clients have managed, over the space of a couple of years, to totally transform this unique and historic building into a superb modern home. A raft of improvements have been overseen and conducted to a high standard of finish to include; a well-known local thatcher replacing the thatched roof, a new electric consumer unit and wiring upgrade, the addition of a new multi-fuel stove, a ‘Nuaire’ eco nox heat recirculation system has been installed to control and manage the atmosphere within such an old property and the cottage has also been re-decorated inside and out. The private gardens have been greatly improved. Brand new, quality fencing has been installed around the perimeter, with the garden featuring a well tended lawn, a kitchen garden area ready for planting, a useful shed and a large workshop (which could be purchased separately). There is a working well in the garden, with parking available on the gated driveway to the front or in the adjacent public car parking area. Both the cottage and Red Post have an intriguing history linked to the smuggling past of North Cornwall, the cottage is linked to the English Civil War, and is thought to be Daphne Du Maurier's inspiration for Jamaica Inn, as it was recorded she visited the cottage before writing her most famous novel. The owners have also made a 'window' in the main bathroom so you can see the centuries- old cob. A beautiful rear lobby, with an exposed vaulted ceiling, provides a warm and characterful welcome to the cottage. The sympathetic wood internal doors lead firstly into a useful study, then into a superb living/dining room. This has an oak floor and, as its centrepiece, a wood burning stove set in an impressive inglenook fireplace, with a wooden mantel and a clome oven. A door leads from here into the formal dining room/2nd reception room, which has a fireplace recess adding character, which is currently arranged as a ground floor bedroom. Completing the ground floor accommodation, there a kitchen, stocked with a range of quality matching units, a paved slate floor and useful under stairs storage cupboard, and a separate w/c. The cottage has been arranged specifically for our clients, with dual occupancy in mind. To that end, the second bedroom has a kitchenette installed, so the first floor could be independently live in, with the master bedroom boasting an en-suite, with a further pretty double bedroom and modern family bathroom completing the first floor space. Warmth is provided by oil fired central heating, with a recently replaced bunded oil tank, and 7 of the windows have been replaced recently, like for like, with wood framed thermal windows. NOTE: All Bedroom Furniture is available, subject to seperate negotiation, however, if the offer of the guide price is acceptable the new bedrooms furniture can be included. Range Cooker is included in the sale LOCATION Red Post is about 4 miles from Bude, with its sandy beaches and town and leisure facilities, including this historic sea pool, a choice of supermarkets and schools and stunning cliff top walks. The popular surfing beach at Widemouth Bay lies about 2 miles to the south of Bude. The market town of Holsworthy is about 6 miles distant with a Waitrose supermarket and on open air market every Wednesday in the town EPC - D Council Tax band - D Tenure - Freehold A stunning 3/4 bedroom (1 en-suite) plus a study, Grade II listed thatched cottage, with origins dating back to 1531 in the reign of King Henry the VIII, located within 4 miles of Bude and the beautiful beaches of North Cornwall. EPC - D Council Tax band - D Tenure - Freehold Features: - Garden

4 bd

Bude

USD 774,711

A superb detached barn conversion located in a pretty village on the edge of The Exmoor National Park set in large gardens with garage, parking and enjoying wonderful rural views over farmland. Sympathetically converted from farm buildings in 2003, the property has pleasing stone and part timber clad elevations under a slate roof with double glazed windows in timber frames, oil fired central heating and is finished with oak doors, skirtings, archichaves, staircase and the majority of the flooring on the ground floor. The beautifully presented accommodation is arranged over two floors in brief comprising; enclosed double glazed entrance porch with entrance doors to both the kitchen and sitting room. The sitting room is a super double aspect room with woodburner, views over the garden towards farmland and with double glazed doors leading to a double glazed conservatory enjoying similar views and with doors to garden.The generous kitchen/dining room overlooks the front gravelled courtyard and is fitted with a range of oak fronted base and wall units with granite working surfaces and inset one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with chrome mixer tap, part tiled surrounds, exposed ceiling timbers and appliances to include electric cooker, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. An inner hallway gives access to a study/fourth bedroom and a separate utility room with stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer tap set in a roll edged work top with cupboards and space under with plumbing for washing machine, matching wall cupboards, tiled floor and door to a shower room fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite and again with tiled floor. An oak staircase from the sitting leads to the first floor landing well lit through low level double glazed panels and Velux windows. The principal bedroom suite is a lovely character room with apex beamed ceiling, Juliet balcony, low level double glazed panels, Velux windows and with an en-suite bathroom fitted with a four piece white and chrome suite to include a corner bath and separate shower enclosure. There are two futher double bedrooms both with apex beamed ceilings and to complete the accommodation is a family bathroom again fitted with a four piece white and chrome suite to include a separate shower enclosure. The property is approached through double timber gates into a gravelled courtyard with single garage parking and turning facilities. A five bar gate between the property and the garage gives access to the rear garden where there is a paved terrace beyond which are lawns with flower and shrub beds and borders with small trees and a low stone wall with timber pergola dividing two sections of the garden. At the foot of the garden is a fenced off orchard with chicken coupe and run. Within the garden there is also a greenhouse and timber gazebo, small fenced off kitchen garden and there are wonderful views towards surrounding farmland. TENURE Freehold SERVICES Mains water and elecrticity. Private septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating. CLOSE TO THE EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK A superb detached barn conversion located in a pretty village on the edge of Skilgate with beautifully presented 3/4 bedroom en-suite character accommodation and set in large gardens with garage, parking and wonderful rural views. No Chain EPC Rating C. Council Tax Band E Features: - Garden

3 bd

Somerset

USD 911,060

Cats Castle occupies a superb rural location off a quiet country lane enjoying fine views over surrounding farmland and with the added attraction of having a 2 bedroom detached annexe ideal for those seeking multi-generational living or work from home space. The cottage has been sympathetically and tastefully improved cleverly combining period character features with modern day comforts. The double glazed and oil fired centrally heated accommodation is arranged over two floors and in brief comprises; enclosed oak framed entrance porch with stable door, slate flooring and further part glazed door leading through to a reception hall arranged over two shallow levels with slate flooring and off which is a utility cupboard with plumbing for washing machine and a cloakroom fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite to include a low level W.C. bidet and wall mounted wash basin. A cosy sitting room with fireplace and inset woodburner enjoys country views as does the beautiful kitchen/dining room fitted with a range of base and wall units with woodblock working surfaces, one and a half bowl single drainer sink unit, integrated induction hob and electric oven, extractor hood, plumbing for dish washer, laminate flooring and double glazed doors leading out to the garden. A carpeted staircase from the hall leads to a first floor split level landing off which there are four bedrooms to include a triple aspect principal suite with fitted wardrobe and en-suite bathroom fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite to include a spa bath, low level W.C. and vanity wash basin unit. There are two further double bedrooms and a smaller fourth bedroom/study and an independent shower room fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite. The detached single storey annexe enjoys a slightly elevated setting to take full advantage of the wonderful rural views and has its own gated entrance drive, parking and private garden. The double glazed accommodation in brief comprises; entrance porch with bench seat and part glazed door to a double aspect fitted kitchen with a modern range of base units with stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, integrated two ring ceramic hob, extractor hood, and feature glazed panels and door to a double aspect sitting room with picture windows. An inner hall gives access to a cloakroom fitted with a two piece white and chrome suite and two bedrooms one of which has a fitted wardrobe and an en-suite shower fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite. OUTSIDE The property is approached off the lane onto a tarmac drive providing off road parking and access to an adjoining oak framed car port with power, light, store and sauna. The surrounding gardens amount to approximately one third of an acre back onto farmland and there are wonderful country views. To the front is a gated front garden behind a low stone wall with a private seating area with pergola and a level lawn at the side immediately outside of the kitchen. The rear gardens up to farmland at the rear with mature trees, shrubs and is ready to landscape to individual tastes. Services Mains water and electricity. Private drainage Oil fired central heating Council Tax Band D Enjoying a peaceful rural location with no near neighbours this beautifully presented 4 bedroom detached cottage with 2 bedroom detached annexe nestles amongst farmland between the Quantock and Brendon Hills set in surrounding gardens with parking, carport and sauna. EPC Rating D. Features: - Garden - Parking - Sauna

4 bd

Taunton

USD 867,676

This modern home known as Lower Glebelands is believed to date back to the 1970’s and has highly flexible accommodation which would suit a range of buyers. The layout can be adopted with ease and therefore multi-generational families, as well as those who work from home will find it of great appeal. Our clients have been in residence for some 28 years and during that time they have enjoyed the benefit of developing the wonderful productive gardens and enjoyed being part of the vibrant village community. Today the property is a blank canvas and ready for the incoming buyer to be able to put their own stamp on how they wish to use it, whilst updating the accommodation. The outside space encompasses two pasture paddocks, as well as many large outbuildings, workshops, stores and stables. The setting is peaceful with much wildlife sharing in the tranquil environment. The convenience of the moorland, village facilities and being only a mile or so from the A30 makes the property very accessible. The home has a welcoming reception hall which leads into the spacious lounge where two sets of sliding doors leading out to the rear patio. The views from here are splendid taking in the rear paddock. The room is dominated by the stone fireplace which has an inset woodburning stove. In recent years a garden room was added on the side and again has a delightful aspect, this room which has a flat roof has been used primarily for formal dining. The light and airy kitchen/breakfast room is well equipped with a range of matching units, included in the sale is a double electric oven and hob. The ground floor has three bedrooms and the family bathroom/WC with the largest bedroom having fitted wardrobes. A separate shower room completes this level. On the first floor, the wide landing could be used as a home office or hobbies area. The further two bedrooms are both large enough to accommodate a double bed and enjoy a pleasant view over the surrounding grounds. The first floor has useful into eaves storage and a separate toilet facility for extra convenience. Lower Glebelands has UPVC double glazing and warmth which is generated from oil fired central heating. Externally, the property is accessed by a five bar gate which opens into the drive where there is ample parking and turning space for many vehicles. The steel framed high car port would be perfect for the storage of motorhomes, caravans and boats. A modern purpose built garage was recently erected and has been insulated and skimmed and used as a workshop and store. The main outbuilding comprises of a steel framed workshop which has power and water connected. There is room for many vehicles and an inspection pit is in place. Steps lead up to a large mezzanine area suitable for further storage. At the rear of the building are the stables, as well as further sheds. The formal gardens are delightful and feature productive areas for growing vegetables and an established area used to grow soft fruits. There is a greenhouse and polytunnel well stocked at present. In front of the bungalow is an attractive area of garden where there are a range of shrubs and bushes with an ornamental pond. The path continues around to the rear where there is a raised patio which is perfect for outside dining when the weather is kind. At the top of the garden is a paved terrace being another vantage point to enjoy a drink overlooking the grounds. There is outside lighting, power and water. The pasture is split into two paddocks, one of which borders the attractive watercourse known as Penpont Water. The enclosures are both well drained and fenced being suitable for a range of livestock which clearly demonstrates the rural lifestyle on offer with the property. The property is situated in the village of Altarnun which is arguably one of the most attractive villages in north Cornwall. The village has the church of St. Nonna at the centre, which is known as the "Cathedral on the Moors". The church tower is one of the tallest in the county and has the attractive watercourse of Penpont Water at its foot trickling by. Village facilities in Altarnun include a Post Office and general store, county primary school, Parish Church and at five lanes the King's Head public house has an excellent local reputation for bar food. The village hall has plenty of clubs and associations including an active indoor bowls club, local amateur dramatics, local history group as well as for the younger generation the village has a youth group and brownies. For those with outdoor interests, the rugged terrain of Bodmin Moor can be reached easily, offering miles and miles of open terrain, a real haven for dog walkers, climbers, hikers and indeed horse riders. The A30 dual carriageway which is positioned within two miles from the property runs to Truro and West Cornwall in one direction and Exeter and beyond in the opposite direction. Regarded as the 'Gateway to Cornwall' the market town of Launceston has a range of educational, recreational, commercial and leisure facilities, as well as a Norman castle and attractive town centre. For further communications the Cathedral City of Exeter is approximately 50 miles distance, or about an hour's drive and has a more extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities, as well as access to the M5 motorway, mainland rail network to London (Paddington) and further north. Exeter is served by an excellent regional international airport. The continental ferry port and city of Plymouth is approximately 26 miles from the property and again offers extensive facilities as well as regular cross channel ferry services to France and Spain. A very flexible modern detached dormer bungalow residence positioned in a delightful setting within this scenic village well served with amenities. The property has many outbuildings and stores with 4.9 acres of productive gardens and pasture paddocks. EPC rating D. Features: - Garage - Garden

5 bd

Altarnun

USD 737,525

A simply stunning four-bedroom home within the Grade II listed Ossemsley Manor. Eloquent and proud, Ossemsley Manor is situated in a parkland setting, with views over farmland and countryside. This home offers a unique blend of history and tranquillity whilst retaining the practicality and elegance of a recently modernised interior. Ossemsley Manor House changed hands a few times during the 19th century before being rebuilt in 1908 for Sir Alfred Cooper. In the lead up to the D-Day invasion of 1944, the battalion of the 2nd Glosters were stationed (in tents) at Ossemsley manor. In 1982, the manor house was converted into residential homes you see here today. Nestled within approximately three acres of picturesque, park-like grounds, this property offers incredible scenery and the low maintenance of having a management company look after the grounds on your behalf. It boasts a private courtyard-style garden that offers breathtaking views, impeccable decorative order throughout, three bath/shower rooms, a garage, and additional private parking for three vehicles. Entry via front door to the kitchen/dining room, with handy under-stairs coats cupboard. The Kitchen is equipped with an array of shaker-style wall and base units with oak worktops and a range of integrated appliances. There is ample space for a dining table and a glazed door leads to the sitting room. The exquisite sitting room features a stately stone fireplace with an inset gas fire, full-height glazing and French doors leading to the private courtyard, maximising the incredible views. A luxurious shower/utility room features a high-quality white suite, including a fully tiled shower cubicle, a wall hung vanity unit with inset sink, WC, space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Stairs lead to the attractive first-floor landing, including built-in book shelving and providing access to the first floor accommodation. Two first-floor bedrooms boast far-reaching views, with the master bedroom featuring attractive oak flooring, a double aspect, stunning views, and a high-quality ensuite shower room. This modern ensuite includes walk-in shower with crittal style screen, a wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. The second-floor landing houses a large storage cupboard with a wall-mounted boiler. Two double bedrooms on the second floor enjoy fantastic views, with one currently serving as a home office. The ensuite shower room on the second floor includes a white suite with a fully tiled shower cubicle, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail. There are 3 private car parking spaces with the property and communal/visitor spacing outside the front of Ossemsley Manor and also a garage. Tenure: Share of freehold. The property occupies a lease of 98 years. This can be increased and has already been agreed at the AGM. Grade II Listed Service charge: Approx. &# ... ;2800 per annum. EPC Rating: Exempt Council Tax Band: D Features: - Garage - Parking

4 bd

Dorset

USD 1,196,154

SELLER INSIGHT "We have owned this beautiful cottage for 10 years, and now it’s time for us to move on. It really is the most wonderful home, nestled between the Quantock Hills and the Bristol Channel, it simply offers the best of both worlds. We have the most amazing views from Minehead to Weston Super Mare and across to Wales, which few people get to enjoy. Early mornings can have deer and pheasants in the fields to the back of the cottage, and glorious sunsets towards Minehead every evening. Perfection! The cottage itself is full of charm and character. The spaces are perfect for small or large parties, brilliant at Christmas and wonderful outside in the summer. The gardens are well stocked and have plants and flowers that have taken years to reach their potential. There are abundant blackcurrants, strawberries, raspberries and blackberries – you definitely need either extra freezer space or a smoothie maker to cope with it all!" THE PROPERTY Shore Edge Cottage is believed to date back to around 1700 and was formerly a pair of estate workers cottages on the nearby historic St Audries estate. The cottage offers beautifully presented and well-proportioned accommodation, which is both versatile with annexe potential, and of immense character with many inherent features which include two inglenook fireplaces, a wealth of exposed beams and original windows to the older parts of the cottage. The mixed, oil fired and gas centrally heated accommodation is arranged over three floors and in brief comprises; Stone canopy entrance porch with double glazed door leading into a most appealing reception hall/snug overlooking the gardens with inglenook stone fireplace with heavy timber beam, inset wood-burner and Chinese tiled flooring. The sitting room has three sets of windows overlooking the gardens, two of which are lead and single glazed original windows. There is a wealth of exposed ceiling timbers, beautiful inglenook stone fireplace with former bread oven, heavy timber beam and inset wood burner. The recent French oak and glazed extension with its vaulted beamed ceiling provide a wonderful triple aspect dining/games/sitting room enjoying breathtaking sea and garden views and with oak flooring flowing seamlessly through to the fitted kitchen/breakfast room which is arranged over two levels enjoying similar views towards the sea. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base, glazed wall and dresser units with solid granite working surfaces, double ceramic Butler style sink with filtered water tap, mixer tap/rinser, and integrated appliances to include Siemens 6 burner gas hob, Neff triple ovens/microwave, two fridges and dishwasher. A door from the kitchen leads through to a study with views to the sea, double bedroom and a recently refitted shower room with a vanity unit, WC with concealed cistern, corner shower unit with power shower, which together could be used to provide annexe accommodation. An open plan carpeted staircase from the reception hall leads to a split level first floor landing off which is a family bathroom fitted with a three-piece white and chrome suite and three bedrooms. The principal suite having a vaulted beamed, ‘A’ frame ceiling, double aspect bedroom, walk in fitted dressing room. A luxury bathroom comprising a cast iron freestanding Bateau bath and waterfall mixer tap, "his and hers" double sized soapstone topped vanity unit with oval basins, low level W.C, large tiled and glazed walk-in shower enclosure with rain shower and separate hand shower, airing cupboard, exposed beams and oak flooring. The large and airy second double bedroom features a dual aspect windows onto the gardens and sea views, while the smaller, cosy third double bedroom features an exposed, restored original ‘A’ frame ceiling and with views onto the garden. An enclosed staircase from the reception hall descends to the lower ground floor where there is a part tiled laundry room with fitted wall and floor units, plumbing for washing machine, and space for tumble dryer. There is a low level W.C and gas boiler heating the hot water and partial central heating system. The adjoining boot room is fitted with a deep ceramic Belfast style sink with mixer tap and hand shower attachment, timber working surface with cupboards and drawers under, tall broom cupboard, tall freezer, under counter floor units with wooden worktop, door to outside and door to a gun room/store with fitted shelving. OUTSIDE The property is approached off a private road through a five-bar remote controlled electric gate with additional intercom to the cottage. There is a gravelled drive leading down to the cottage, double garage with remote controlled electric door, parking for up to 6 cars and turning space. There is a separate wooden shed next to the garage. The surrounding "cottage gardens" amount to just under three quarters of an acre. The adjoining farmland is an undoubted bonus with many areas to sit in privacy and enjoy fantastic views over The Bristol Channel to the Welsh coastline. A paved and cobbled path leads off the drive to the front entrance where there is a large paved terrace with low stone walled surround, and a well stocked fishpond with rockery water feature. Stone steps lead up onto lawned gardens with flowers, bulbs, shrub beds and borders. There is an original well which still has water in it, inset trees and timber pergola with climbing roses. A wide lawned walkway runs along the top of the garden through timber arches linking a further lawned garden with inset trees and shrubs behind the garage and a kitchen garden to the far side of the cottage with paved patio, raised beds, fruit cage, orchard, Rhino greenhouse and additional garden shed. A wide gravelled path runs past the back of the cottage back to the drive off which is the former piggery which has been converted to a workshop. In addition there is an integral open fronted storage area under the property, an oil tank and external oil fired boiler. Under the new extension there is a same-sized, low height covered storage area with power, light, and double oak access doors. SERVICES Mains water and electricity. Private septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating. LP Gas for some kitchen appliances. TENURE Freehold COUNCIL TAX Band G A simply stunning period detached character cottage located in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty between the The Quantock Hills and the sea, with the most spectacular views over the Bristol Channel stretching from the Exmoor Hills and Minehead to Weston Super Mare with the islands of Flat Holm, Steep Holm and the Welsh coastline in the distance. EPC Rating F Council Tax Band G

4 bd

Taunton

USD 681,746

This charming double fronted Grade II listed cottage enjoys a fine location with what is probably one of the best views over this favoured medieval picturesque village looking down through the High Street, the Yarn Market, Church Tower with the back drop of the magnificent Dunster Castle and surrounding hills. The cottage has pleasing stone elevations under a tiled roof and has undertaken an extensive programme of renovations to include overhaul of the roof, hardwood double glazed windows to the front, plumbing, electrics, underfloor heating, oak and limestone floors on the ground floor, re-plastering and decoration. The cottage, which is of immense character has a wonderful charm and atmosphere with features to include; inglenook fireplace with bread oven, exposed beams and windows seats. The gas centrally heated accommodation is arranged over two floors and in brief comprises; Entrance Porch Heavy timber entrance door to - Sitting/dining room A through room with twin bay windows from which there are views over the High street and Yarn Market towards the Castle, inglenook stone fireplace with bread oven, beam over and slate hearth, exposed beams, underfloor heating, understairs storage cupboard and polished timber flooring. Fitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room with double doors leading out to the terrace and gardens, fitted with a modern range of base and wall units with granite working surfaces and matching upstands, inset Belfast style sink with mixer tap, integrated recycling bins and appliances to include double oven, five ring induction hob with extractor over, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave, exposed beam, underfloor heating, recessed spotlights and flagstone flooring. Utility/Sepp W.C. Working surface with stainless circular sink, plumbing for washing machine, radiator/rail, wall mounted gas boiler heating the hot water and central heating, low level W.C and vinyl tiled flooring. A carpeted staircase leads to the First Floor Landing with skylight window and access hatch to roof space. Bedroom 1 Enjoying superb views down through the High Street towards the Castle, window seat, radiator, feature cast iron fireplace and fitted carpet. Bedroom 2 Enjoying similar views, window seat, radiator and fitted carpet. Bedroom 3 Enjoying rear garden views, built in cupboard, radiator and fitted carpet. Shower Room Beautifully finished with a three piece white suite comprising; low level W.C with concealed cistern, wall mounted contemporary wash basin with cupboards under, tiled splashback and mirror over, large tiled shower enclosure with rain shower, recessed spotlights, extractor fan, radiator/rail and vinyl tiled flooring. OUTSIDE The gardens are an undoubted feature of the Cottage and arranged to the rear backing onto farmland at the foot of Conygar Tower. Immediately to the rear off the Kitchen/Dining Room is a walled and paved terrace arranged over two levels with wrought iron balustrading, raised borders and ideal for alfresco dining. Beyond on a higher level are mature well stocked cottage gardens with areas of lawn with meandering path leading through flower/shrub beds and borders with fruit trees at the top of the garden. There is also a timber summerhouse/studio with decked seating area in front and pedestrian access out into fields at the rear. LOCATION Dunster is served by a local post office, newsagents, delicatessen and various other shops, inns, tea rooms and restaurants to help cater for the many tourists that are attracted to this popular village. There is also a primary school, village church and a number of attractions to include magnificent Dunster Castle, Yarn Market, Dove Cote and Conygar Tower. West Somerset's premier resort of Minehead is approximately two and a half miles away and has a good range of everyday facilities, whilst the County town of Taunton which has mainline rail connections and access to the motorway network is approximately twenty two miles to the east. For those who enjoy exploring the countryside Dunster is situated within the Exmoor National Park and there are footpaths leading onto the surrounding hills of Grabbist and walks into Dunster's Deer Park at the foot of the castle. TENURE Freehold SERVICES Mains water, electricity, drainage and gas A charming double fronted Grade II Listed stone built 3 bedroom renovated period cottage enjoying a wonderful location with views over this highly sought after historic village towards Dunster Castle with lovely gardens backing onto fields. EPC Rating exempt. Council Tax Band n/a currently holiday let Features: - Garden

3 bd

Minehead

USD 774,711

A rare opportunity to acquire a recently built detached country Cottage within The Exmoor National Park set in delightful hillside gardens with woodland amounting to over 10 acres in all. The property is located off a bridleway in a wonderful rural location in the Brendon hills enjoying open breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside towards the coast. Traditionally built in 2015/16 on the site of a former cottage and carrying the residue of a Buildstore 10 year guarantee. The property has pleasing stone faced elevations under a slate roof with double glazed windows in hardwood frames, zoned underfloor electric heating, attached garaging and parking. The cottage has been designed to take full advantage of the elevated setting and views with open plan style accommodation arranged over two floors in brief comprising; entrance porch and door to a large open plan triple aspect living room with tiled flooring, woodburner, bi fold doors to outside and enjoying wonderful far reaching country views. The kitchen area is fitted with an excellent range of cream coloured base units with square edged worktops and matching upstands, one and a half bowl single drainer china sink unit with chrome mixer tap, ceramic hob, oven, stainless steel and glass extractor hood, wine cooler, dishwasher, plumbing for washing machine and to complete the ground floor accommodation there is a cloakroom fitted with a two piece suite and tiled floor. An open plan staircase leads to the first floor landing with linen cupboard, the principal bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling and full height glazed windows from which there are breathtaking views, built in cupboard/wardrobe and an en-suite shower room fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite and tiled floor. There is a second double bedroom again with wonderful views and a bathroom again fitted with a three piece white and chrome suite with shower over the bath, curved screen and tiled floor. The property is approached off a bridleway through double gates onto a gravelled drive providing excellent parking and turning together with a double garage. Immediately outside of the living room is a large paved terrace with hillside gardens in front and to the side running up to the mixed woodland at the rear which is divided from the garden by the bridleway. UTILITIES AND SERVICES Mains electricity. Private water (spring supply) private drainage. We encourage you to check before viewing a property the potential broadband speeds and mobile signal coverage. You can do so by visiting https://checker.ofcom.org.uk An individually designed 2 bedroom detached residence in The Exmoor National Park with just over 10 acres of woodland and hillside gardens, delightfully situated off a bridleway in the Brendon Hills with breathtaking country views with coast in the distance. EPC Rating D. Council Tax Band C Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

2 bd

Somerset