Long Furlongs, Hartland

Set within the captivating rural landscape of the Hartland Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Peter Rabbit is a distinctive Grade II listed stone barn conversion that beautifully reflects the charm and character of its surroundings. Combining traditional features, generous accommodation and a peaceful countryside setting, this attractive cottage offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a more relaxed pace of life in one of North Devon`s most appealing locations.



Rich in character, the property retains an appealing sense of its heritage, with its attractive stone construction, inviting wood-burning stove and an abundance of natural light contributing to a warm and welcoming atmosphere.



A particularly noteworthy improvement is the replacement roof, completed in September 2026 with Listed Building Regulations approval. This represents a significant investment in the property, adding further appeal to an already attractive period home.

The accommodation is arranged over two levels, offering an interesting and versatile layout that lends itself equally well to everyday living, family life or the enjoyment of a rural retreat.



The ground floor provides a generous and inviting living room, where dual-aspect windows create a light and airy environment, complemented by the charm of a feature fireplace and focal wood-burning stove. A double bedroom and modern family bathroom are also situated on this level, offering a practical arrangement for guests or those seeking ground-floor accommodation.



The first floor presents a further dimension to the property, with a well-fitted cottage-style kitchen and adjoining dining room providing a pleasant setting for everyday meals and more sociable occasions. The kitchen features a range of wooden units, two integrated ovens and an electric hob, whilst the dining room offers ample space for a table and chairs. Two further double bedrooms and an additional bathroom complete the accommodation, creating a flexible arrangement for family and visiting guests.



Outside, the cottage-style garden provides a delightful extension of the property`s rural character. Enclosed behind a gated entrance and established with mature shrubs, colourful planting and attractive borders, the garden offers a peaceful and secluded setting in which to unwind. With space for outdoor furniture, alfresco dining and summer barbecues, it is easy to envisage enjoying the quieter moments of life here.



The Hartland Peninsula is renowned for its unspoilt landscapes, dramatic coastline and distinctive rural charm. From scenic coastal walks and countryside exploration to the simple pleasure of returning home to a peaceful setting, the location offers an appealing lifestyle for those seeking to escape the pace of everyday life.



Combining the character of a traditional stone conversion with versatile accommodation, a charming garden and the benefit of a newly replaced roof, Peter Rabbit is a home of considerable appeal, offering the opportunity to embrace the tranquillity and enduring character of this special corner of North Devon.

NEED TO KNOW



Services: Mains water and electricity. Shared private drainage - an annual service charge of £500 is payable towards the maintenance of the communal grounds and sewage system.



Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): Exempt (Grade II Listed)



Council Tax: Band C (£2,258.64 p/a)

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