Exton, Exeter, Devon

Description

The farm consists of a small cluster of farm buildings. The main Grade II* listed farmhouse and annexe and three interconnecting brick barns which fall within the farmhouse’s listed curtilage. There is also a range of much larger disused farm buildings that surround the brick barns. These are to be demolished and replaced with newly constructed residential dwellings.

The listed farmhouse is arranged as a house and annexe and requires renovation throughout. The roof of the property is in good order after being re-thatched and re-tiled in 2018.

The properties have been designed sympathetically to compliment the existing farmhouse and barns to create modern accommodation in an attractive and historic farmstead footprint.

Situation

Exton Farm is on the edge of the popular village of Exton on the East side of the River Exe Estuary, some six miles from the Cathedral city of Exeter with its comprehensive range of services and five miles from the coastal town of Exmouth, popular for its long sandy beach.

Considered a special place to live, Exton has the benefit of a train station, which provides easy access to Exeter and Exmouth. The Puffing Billy pub and restaurant is within walking distance as is the excellent Exe estuary bike and footpath.
The M5 motorway, A38 and A30 are easily accessible.

Directions

From Junction 30 of the M5 take the A376 to Exmouth. Proceed through the village of Ebford and upon reaching Exton, pass the petrol station and after about ¼ mile at the traffic lights turn left into Mill Lane. Turn immediately left onto the drive leading up to the house.

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