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"A superbly presented detached residence. Entrance hall, lounge, breakfast kitchen, bedroom three/study, family bathroom, rear entrance porch to ground floor, two bedrooms, one with en suite facilities. Ample car parking and standing in a substantial mature lawned garden. Large versatile outbuilding which could be used as a stable, garage or workshop with potential to develop this outbuilding into a dwelling subject to the appropriate permissions. Adjacent fenced paddock measuring approx 1 acre.

Situated in a small development of former farm buildings.
Superbly presented detached property
Rural location
Standing in approximately an acre of gardens
An additional approximately acre paddock
Lounge and breakfast kitchen
Versatile outbuilding
Three bedrooms
Double glazing
Oil fired central heating system


Hall9'3" x 13'9" (2.82m x 4.2m). Wooden arched front entrance door, tiled floor and stairs leading to first floor.

Living Room20'8" x 14'3" (6.3m x 4.34m). Double glazed windows to front and rear with wooden lintels, under floor heating, door with access to the rear porch and under stairs cupboard.

Breakfast Kitchen20'10" x 11'11" (6.35m x 3.63m). Stairs lead up from the lounge to the Breakfast kitchen with feature beamed ceiling. A range of wall and base units with working surfaces over, a one and a half bowl sink, freestanding range oven and hob, overhead extractor and space for washing machine. Double glazed windows to front and rear, tiled floor, under floor heating, ceiling spotlights and space for dining table.

Bathroom6'6" x 6'11" (1.98m x 2.1m). Three piece suite comprising of low level WC, corner bath with mixer tap and shower attachment and pedestal sink. Double glazed window to rear, tiled floor and under floor heating.

Bedroom 3/Study12'10" x 13'3" (3.91m x 4.04m). Double glazed windows to front, side and rear, under floor heating and useful storage cupboard.

Rear Porch9'8" x 6'2" (2.95m x 1.88m). Providing ample storage for coats boots and other outdoor clothing. Floor standing oil central heating boiler, tiled flooring, double glazed window to rear and single glazed door providing access to the rear garden.

First floor landing x . An open and spacious galleried landing with double glazed skylights to front and rear.

Bedroom 116'3" x 14' (4.95m x 4.27m). Feature beamed ceiling, double glazed windows the front and rear, a range of built in wardrobes and under floor heating.

Bedroom 214'10" x 8'5" (4.52m x 2.57m). Featured beamed ceiling, double glazed window facing the rear and under floor heating.

En-suite6'6" x 6'10" (1.98m x 2.08m). Comprising of low level WC, single corner shower cubicle, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and storage beneath. Double glazed skylight window to rear and under floor heating.

Parking x . Outside there is ample car parking which is provided by two separate driveways and an additional tandem double carport.

Gardens x . There are extensive mature gardens, mainly laid to lawn with borders containing a variety of mature plants and shrubs. In additional there is a decking area, pond and paved patios. Situated within the gardens there is a versatile outbuilding which could be used as a workshop, stables or garage. Subject to the appropriate planning approval this building would make an ideal dwelling.

Paddock x . A gate from the garden provides access to a fenced paddock measuring approximately one acre.

Nethercott Barton x . Nethercott Barton is a small hamlet approached by private road in the midst of rolling Devon countryside about a mile from the peaceful village of Iddesleigh with its lovely parish church and the Duke of York hostelry.

Iddesleigh x . Iddesleigh is a village and civil parish in the county of Devon, England. The settlement has ancient origins and is listed in the Domesday Book. The village lies on the B3217 road, roughly central in its parish of around 2,900 acres, about eight miles north of the town of Okehampton.

The Tarka Trail x . The Tarka Trail is a series of footpaths and cyclepaths around north Devon, England that follow the route taken by Tarka the Otter in the book of that name. It is a figure-of-eight route, centred on Barnstaple, and covers a total of 180 miles (290 km).1 The route covers a wide variety of landscapes, including: wooded river valleys, rugged moorland, coastal cliffs and sandy bays. Walking varies between easy and strenuous, depending on the location, but, in general, it is comprehensively waymarked.

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