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Butlers Farm, Chittlehamholt, Umberleigh

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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TENURE
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Key features

  • Hall, Kitchen/Family Room
  • Sun/Dining Room, Study/Snug
  • First Floor Sitting Room with Balcony
  • 4 Bedrooms [2 up, 2 down] Cloakroom
  • Bath/Utility Room, Shower Room
  • Could suit dual occupation. South-facing
  • 9.5 Acres pasture, 28 Acres mixed woodland
  • Separate range of former farm buildings
  • Fine views - Council Tax Band C
  • No Upward Chain - Freehold

Description

A 4 bedroom detached character residence in need of general modernisation & improvement, set in about 37 acres of pasture & woodland, at the end of a 'no through' track in a timeless & tranquil rural location. Lot 2 comprises a range of separate former farm buildings, with potential. EPC Band E. Council Tax Band C. Freehold

Situation & Amenities - The property enjoys an idyllic, timeless and tranquil rural position, which is remote but not isolated, approached by a long ‘no-through’ track which is owned, with others having right of way over it. The views from the dwelling over the Taw Valley are delightful. At the same time, the centre of the village is about ¾ mile and this offers an excellent public house – the Exeter Inn – which also serves food, a good community shop, church and village hall. On the Southern edge of the village is the Mole Resort, with its impressive leisure facilities. The local market town of South Molton is about 6 ½ miles and offers an excellent range of amenities and shops, including a Sainsbury’s supermarket and schooling to secondary level. The regional centre of Barnstaple – with its larger commercial venues – is about 13 miles and the Cathedral City of Exeter about 28 miles. A local rail link is available on the regular service between Barnstaple and Exeter on the Tarka Line at Portsmouth Arms station (2.7 miles). Both Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks are within easy reach by car, as is the renowned North Devon coastline. The area is well served by excellent state and private schools including the reputable West Buckland school.

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Services - Mains electricity supplemented by solar PV array (located in the field behind the dwelling). Private drainage system [details tbc]. Mains water. Special note; We are advised that the water supply also supplies two troughs which are not on land owned and being sold.

Description - Taylors Cottage comprises a highly individual detached character residence – in an almost Tyrolean style – which presents elevations which are partly of stone, part oak-framed and part timber-clad, beneath a mainly tiled but part corrugated tin roof to the single-storey extensions. It would seem that the original period stone core was remodelled and extended around 2007, when a two-storey timber-framed green oak extension was added to the end of the property. The property is now in need of general modernisation and improvement. The versatile accommodation is arranged over two storeys and could potentially suit dual occupation. Externally there is a triple car port, various sheds, a summer house, studio, mature gardens, approximately 9.5 acres of sloping pasture, approximately 28 acres of mixed woodland – in all understood to amount to approximately 36.94 acres, crossed by a stream. Further up the lane is a separate parcel of land of approximately 0.68 of an acre (but included in the overall total) upon which sits a range of former farm buildings, including a pole barn and Dutch Barn, with potential for a variety of uses subject to planning permission and which we refer to as Lot 2. The guide price for the whole is £765,000. The guide price for Lot 1 only is £725,000. The guide price for Lot 2 only is £40,000.

Accommodation - Covered PORCH. Pair of glazed doors to ENTRANCE HALL. Pair of glazed inner doors to KITCHEN/FAMILY ROOM featuring stone Inglenook fireplace, fitted wood burner, Bressumer beam, wood panelled wall, recessed shelving and bookcase, cupboard understairs. KITCHEN AREA wooden peninsula unit and perpendicular beam, range of cupboards, pair of glazed doors to SUN ROOM/DINING ROOM, pair of French doors and separate single door to OUTSIDE, fine views. Pair of glazed doors to SNUG – also accessed from the KITCHEN/FAMILY ROOM – trap to loft space. From the KITCHEN there is also access to FAMILY BATHROOM. Returning to the ENTRANCE HALL there is a further pair of glazed doors leading to the potentially self-contained element. BEDROOM 3. Secondary staircase rising to FIRST FLOOR – described later. INNER LOBBY. BEDROOM 2 half-glazed door to OUTSIDE, fitted shelving. SHOWER ROOM wash hand basin, wall mirror, wall heater, slate flooring. From the KITCHEN/FAMILY ROOM the main staircase rises to FIRST FLOOR. Landing with recessed shelving. SITTING ROOM – a superb double-height room featuring oak frame and vaulted ceiling, exposed A frames and beams to the ceiling, double aspect views, two pairs of glazed doors – one to JULIET BALCONY and one to FULL BALCONY with metal balustrades which frames the delightful view into the Taw Valley. There is oak flooring throughout the room. BEDROOM with pair of glazed doors to perished BALCONY. Adjoining CLOAKROOM. BEDROOM 2.

Outside - Attached to the property is a POTTING SHED and covered VERANDA. Nearest to the drive – which provides ample parking and turning space – is a TRIPLE CARPORT and two SHEDS. From the access track an independent spur track leads via a corrugated and timber CARPORT to an area where there are additional buildings, including a WORKSHOP, STORES and DETACHED CABIN/STUDIO with wood burner. Returning to the drive, there is then a further dilapidated SHED in the wooded area above and behind the property.
There are well-established GARDENS with many specimen shrubs and trees. There are TERRACES, an area of ORCHARD and KITCHEN GARDEN. The pasture element of the property is nearest to the house, above and either side of it. The remainder of the ground is laid to sloping WOODLAND. The land is crossed by a stream. Before reaching the property there is a seat, positioned to enjoy the wonderful vista into the Taw Valley. Given the existing buildings dotted around the grounds, there may be potential for holiday lodges or similar, subject to any necessary planning permission being obtained. LOT 2 comprises a POLE BARN of three bays and adjacent steel-framed DUTCH BARN with corrugated roof. There is a PARKING AREA/AREA OF LAND immediately in front of these. Whether sold together with LOT 1 or independently, these barns will be sold subject to OVERAGE, the exact wording of which will be produced by the vendor’s solicitors. If sold independently from the main lot, these buildings will enjoy a right of way over the access track, which the vendors own.

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Butlers Farm, Chittlehamholt, Umberleigh
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Yes
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30 Boutport Street, Barnstaple, EX31 1RP
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Stags estate and letting agents office in Barnstaple is in a high profile location, centrally situated close to Butcher's Row and the Pannier Market, and diagonally opposite the Queens Theatre. The office conducts the sale and letting of all town, village and country property and land throughout North Devon.

As the regional office, Barnstaple works closely with Stags' two other North Devon offices at Bideford and South Molton. The Barnstaple office covers an area from Instow to West Exmoor, and inland to meet the boundary of South Molton. This includes an extensive stretch of coastline, as well as the Taw and Torridge Estuaries, which keeps the firm's Waterside Property Department extremely busy. North Devon is a wonderful place to live, work and visit. It is special for its people, its culture and its beautiful environment - most of it is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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