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“When a traditional stone barn joins seamlessly with a contemporary extension, it creates a warm family home with a sun drenched edge.”


The main barn was converted in approximately 2010, creating a lovely family home. The current owners have since created a spectacular contemporary kitchen with sliding doors which takes advantage of the sun-drenched garden and far reaching westerly views The inviting painted Compass oak kitchen with Fired Earth splash backs and quartz work surfaces features a stylish freestanding island, which creates a focal point and a natural space for friends to congregate when visiting.


On the ground floor, in the large open plan living/dining room you are immediately drawn to the wood burner which creates a cosy atmosphere on those cold winter days.
If you are an art lover the wide expanse of walls are ideal for paintings and sculptures of any type, while the large picture window with seating makes an ideal contemplation area while enjoying the countryside views. A door opens onto the flat west facing garden enclosed by traditionally built stone walls.


The property offers great flexibility. On the first floor are three double bedrooms, the master with an ensuite and a family bathroom all with exposed beams and pitched ceilings creating a light, airy feel. At every turn there are pretty features including beams and arrow slits. Two other rooms currently used as bedrooms on the ground floor could alternatively be used as a study, snug or playroom offering flexibility of use


The Garden
Set in approximately 2 acres of grounds offering a variety of uses from paddocks, to vegetable gardens or just adventure areas for children, it’s unusual to find a property offering so much flat outside space close to a town.

The detached substantial double garage also has considerable storage areas as well as a charging point which is powered by solar panels and ample parking. The whole property comes with an unusual connection to a historic railway.
The property is ideal for a young family being less than 2 miles from Kingsbridge and several well renowned junior schools or alternatively it would create a wonderful multi-generational family holiday home.

The Location
Less than one mile away is the award winning Aune Valley Farm Shop, a family run business with coffee shop, butchers and grocery supplies.
Kingsbridge is a wonderful market town and is less than 2 miles away with a friendly, good natured atmosphere. The town is a haven of independent stores where you will find an eclectic selection of antique shops, art galleries, gift shops and local, family run stores with everything from fashion to snacks
There is a three screen cinema and a leisure centre giving you plenty of options when it comes to keeping you active. Annual delights are the Kingsbridge Food and Music Festival and Kingsbridge Fair Week and in the autumn, the Kingsbridge Show. Throughout the rest of the year, there are markets, Farmers’ Markets, workshops, live music and much more.
The property is excellently located, a short distance from the fabulous beaches of Thurlestone and Bantham and has excellent access to the A38. Totnes has a main line railway station and is approximately 10 miles away with regular trains to London and the rest of the UK.