Hewish Mill, North Devon
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8,519
Tenure
Freehold
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- Primary use
- Other leisure
Key features
- 3-4 bedroom main house, refurbished to an outstanding standard
- 5 holiday cottages, one of which benefits from full residential consent
- Well suited for multi-generational living
- Fully refurbished cottages
- Stable block with post and rail fencing
- 4.6 acres of paddocks, woodland and stream
- Far reaching views across the North Devon countryside
- Range of outbuildings
- Lapsed planning consent for further cottage
- Perfect canvas to grow and stabilise the business
Description
Under our client’s ownership they have significantly refurbished the property.
Hewish Mill is an attractive former water mill dating back to 1751 and still has many of its original features. The front door opens into an entrance hall, which leads to a large kitchen and breakfast room with Aga and large food pantry. There is an office and boot room to the east of the house. The left side of the entrance hall leads to a large dining room featuring the original water wheel.
Hewish Mill is currently configured to provide three large en suite bedrooms, two of which have their own dressing rooms. The dressing room of the second bedroom was formerly a third bedroom and could be easily reinstated. The fourth bedroom can be used by the Wheelhouse. See floor plan.
HOLIDAY COTTAGE ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation is provided across a collection of five, spacious self-catering holiday cottages, all of which have individual gardens and have received significant recent investment. The Linhay benefits from full residential consent, and is well suited for multigenerational living. Each cottage sleeps between 2 and 8 guests.
Ilfracombe (7 miles), Broadsands Beach (7 miles), Lee Bay (9 miles), Woolacombe (9 miles), Saunton Sands (10 miles), and Westward Ho (18 miles).
Just 3 miles away lies Exmoor National Park, home to magnificent herds of red deer and native ponies. As one of Europe’s first designated Dark Sky Reserves, Exmoor offers exceptional stargazing. The park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering walking, horse riding, cycling, fishing, kayaking, wild swimming, and charming historic villages to explore.
Nearby attractions include Arlington Court (National Trust, 9 miles), Castle Hill Estate (16 miles), Marwood Hill Gardens (3 miles), and Exmoor Zoo (13 miles).
Barnstaple serves as the area’s commercial and cultural centre, offering a lively mix of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and a popular pannier market. Esteemed independent schools in the area include West Buckland School (15 miles) and Kingsley School (17 miles).
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- Listed building
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- Business for sale
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- BREEAM rating
Unclassified
- Environmental description
- Hewish Mill – D Fern Cottage – EPC D The Linhay – EPC C The Wheelhouse – EPC D Valley View – EPC C Woodland View – EPC D
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