A rare opportunity to purchase a wonderful, grade 2 listed barn conversion with four double bedrooms, two en-suites, a garage/workshop, parking and a charming garden, in the picturesque village of Combeinteignhead.

This fabulous property is accessed via a path into a beautiful communal cobbled courtyard and was converted in 2001 into what is now a unique family home, oozing with charm, and with character features such as exposed beams and thick red-sandstone walls. It feels warm and inviting with oil-fired central heating and a wood-burning stove. A viewing is essential to fully appreciate all that it has to offer.

The accommodation briefly comprises, on the ground floor, a fabulous kitchen/dining room with exposed beams, plenty of room for a dining table and seating, ideal for any occasion, and a modern fitted kitchen in oak with plenty of solid-granite worktop space, a space for a range cooker, integrated dishwasher, washing machine and fridge. The oil boiler is hidden within a cupboard providing the central heating and hot water. A spacious living room with a staircase to the first floor has a wonderful fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove that makes a fabulous feature and focal point for the room, a snug, that would equally make an excellent study for working from home, a garage/workshop with lights and power, and barn doors to the rear of the property. At the opposite end of the property is a wonderful half-landing with a vaulted ceiling, access to the garden, and up to the second bedroom above the kitchen, which is an excellent double with an en-suite shower room, an airing cupboard, and plenty of natural light from a wide window to the courtyard and a skylight in its vaulted ceiling.

Upstairs, in the main section of the house there are three further double bedrooms, the superb principal having built-in wardrobes, dual-aspect windows, two skylights and a modern en-suite shower room. Completing the first floor is a stunning family bathroom containing a P-bath with a shower above, a basin and a hidden-cistern WC.

Outside, the rear garden is surprisingly large. At the bottom is a private terrace of decking with a shed for storage. A path leads up to a fabulous garden with a healthy lawn, well-stocked beds of plants, shrubs, and flowers, log-edged planters for growing fruit and vegetables, two ponds and a terrace of decking, that makes a superb venue for entertaining, be it alfresco dining, or sharing drinks with family and friends, all with a stunning view over the surrounding countryside.

There are two allocated parking spaces in the private car park.

Tenure – Freehold
Council Tax Band - E