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Just outside of the village of Coldridge, a Mid Devon village
with an active social calendar, is this pretty stone barn
conversion offering plenty of room inside and out. The location
overlooks the wonderful Devon countryside and there are miles of
quiet country lanes to explore. The village puts on a lot of social
events based around the well supported village hall where regular
pop up cafes and get togethers are organised, so although there
isnt a shop or pub permanently in the village, they do a pretty
good job of providing a hub.
The property itself sits in the curtilage of Holm Farm hence it
is Grade II listed by proximity and is a stone barn, converted in
the 1990s into a spacious home with the character of an older house
whilst enjoying some more modern conveniences such as an ensuite,
ground floor WC and of course its well insulated and surprisingly
benefits from mains gas central heating! A welcoming entrance hall
is accessed from the front and has plenty of room with a walk in
larder utility area and a ground floor WC. The kitchen dining room
runs from front to back with a well fitted kitchen with polished
granite tops. The large living room completes the ground floor and
is a light and spacious room with a large inglenook fireplace and
wood burning stove. Theres also doors out onto the garden. On the
first floor, a wonderful open galleried landing with exposed
timbers gives away the barns former life and theres 3 bedrooms and
a family bathroom. The master bedroom has a large walk in wardrobe
and an ensuite shower room too.
Outside, a gate to the side opens onto the courtyard garden,
very private and paved with pretty planted beds, its a lovely place
to sit and access can be gained to the living room too. Theres a
large outbuilding which is made up of 3 parts, a garage, workshop
and store. These have been used for a variety of things over the
years including a games room, hobby rooms and of course are ideal
for storage. Theres double doors out onto the parking area with
room for 3 vehicles to the rear of the garage. Across the drive is
a gated entrance to the small paddock, just under quarter of an
acre of level land, its an ideal garden in which to play or work.
Productive apple trees, vegetable plots and lawn all provide plenty
of space, whatever your interests.
Agents note The drive to the side is used to access 3 other
properties and is shared responsibility. There is also a treatment
plant which serves 3 properties and is on the land for Horreum in
the paddock and the costs of maintenance etc is shared.
Please see the floorplan for room sizes.
Current Council Tax Band C Mid Devon 2024 25 £2091.30
Utilities Mains electric, gas, water, telephone & broadband
Broadband within this postcode Superfast Enabled
Drainage Modern, private treatment plant
Heating Mains gas central heating
Listed Yes Grade II
Tenure Freehold
COLDRIDGEis a secluded, undisturbed village not
far to the north of Dartmoor National Park. Until the early 1900s
it was known as Coleridge it is thought to mean the ridge where
charcoal is made, a sound conclusion, and once where there were
wooded hills, now lie green pastures. It rests along the epic Two
Moors Way, a trail that runs from Devons South to North Coast more
than an idle wander. For access to a comprehensive choice of
facilities the town of Crediton is 9 miles away, a short trip. The
nearest train station is Morchard Road, 4 miles away this sits
along the Tarka Line that twists through some of the most scenic
parts of Devon, through open country and hidden gorges from the
City of Exeter all the way to Barnstaple
DIRECTIONS
For sat nav use EX17 6BR and the What3Words address is
switch.acrobats.alien
but if you want the traditional directions, please read on.
From Crediton, take the A377 towards Lapford and at Morchard
Road, turn left onto the B3220 towards Winkleigh. After approx. 4
miles at the end of the long straight turn right at Frogberry Cross
towards Coldridge. Take the first left signed to Brushford and the
property will be found on the right after approx. 0.3 miles.
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