Clock House, BUckerell

PROPERTY      Clock House is a handsome terraced barn conversion which is of traditional construction with mellow brick exterior elevations under a slated roof.

The accommodation is well presented and has a delightful blend of both character and modern features.

Worthy of particular mention is the large sitting room which opens into the dining area and this has French doors leading onto the paved courtyard.

The kitchen is also worthy of note and is well fitted and has plenty of room for a breakfast area.

To the first floor the bedrooms are light and part-vaulted with exposed timbers and there is also a good sized first floor galleried landing with Velux window.

Clock House benefits from under-floor heating to both the ground and first floor, gas central heating and timber double glazed windows.

The property also benefits from a further room to the other side of the courtyard which has a variety of uses and is currently used as a office/studio. This has power and water.



OUTSIDE      To the rear of the property is a paved and walled courtyard garden and there is also parking for several vehicles.



SITUATION      Clock House is situated in a small development of similar converted barns on the fringes of the village of Buckerell, which in turn nestles amongst some of East Devon's most picturesque rolling countryside.

Buckerell is a small village with a pretty parish church and village hall and is situated approximately 2 miles away from the larger village of Feniton, which has a village shop, post office and main line rail link to London Waterloo.

About an 5 minute drive to the east is the busy market town of Honiton which has a good range of shops and facilities. These include many independent retailers, as well as the normal multiples such as Smiths, Boots, Tesco, and sports and leisure facilities (sports centre/swimming pool) and main line rail link to London Waterloo.