Upottery, Honiton, Devon, EX14

An elegant Grade II Listed village home in the heart of Upottery.


Landau is a beautifully presented maisonette-style character home, forming part of a sympathetically converted former coach house in the sought-after East Devon village of Upottery. Converted in the late 1980s with great care and sensitivity, this charming two-bedroom residence combines period architecture with comfortable, well-planned accommodation arranged over two floors.

Constructed of local stone and flint with attractive ashlar dressings beneath a slate roof, the building retains a wealth of original character. Handsome arched openings, timber-framed windows and the pleasing proportions of the former coach house create a distinctive and atmospheric home with considerable village appeal.
Extending to approximately 1,162 sq ft, the accommodation is generously proportioned and arranged in a semi-reverse layout that makes excellent use of the building’s character and outlook. The ground floor opens into an entrance hallway, leading to a well-fitted kitchen/dining room with integrated appliances, a double bedroom with doors opening to the courtyard, and a family bathroom.

On the first floor, the sitting room is a particular feature, with impressive arched windows drawing in natural light and framing views across the village. The principal bedroom is double aspect and served by an adjoining bathroom, creating a comfortable and private upper-floor retreat.

Leasehold with a share of freehold on a 999-year lease from 1st January 1992. Maintenance charge approximately £160 per calendar month.

The Coach House occupy a central position within the pretty rural village of Upottery, surrounded by the rolling countryside of the Blackdown Hills National Landscape. The village has a strong sense of community and includes a traditional public house, The Sidmouth Arms, a well-regarded primary school and a historic parish church.
For day-to-day needs, Honiton is within easy reach and offers a wide range of shops, schooling, leisure facilities and a railway station on the London Waterloo line. The nearby A30 provides excellent road connections to Honiton, Exeter and the wider region. Exeter offers a comprehensive range of cultural, commercial and transport facilities, including Exeter Airport, mainline rail services to London Paddington and Waterloo, and access to the M5 motorway.
The Jurassic Coast, England’s first World Heritage Site, lies approximately 16 miles to the south, placing the renowned coastal towns and villages of Lyme Regis, Beer, Branscombe and Sidmouth within easy reach. This is an appealing location for those seeking a characterful village home with countryside, coast and communications all close at hand.

A paved courtyard provides an attractive and easily maintained private outdoor space, ideal for seating, pots and seasonal planting. The property also benefits from allocated parking and a useful timber garden shed.