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A most attractive stone built barn conversion standing at the head of a courtyard style arrangement of individual properties, lying on the edge of the pretty hamlet of High Bray. The former traditional barn was originally converted in about 1992 with extensive renovation works undertaken since to now provide spacious and well appointed family accommodation affording modern living whilst retaining much of the charm and character of the original building, including exposed roof timbers, vaulted ceilings and oak flooring.
The accommodation, which is in excellent decorative order throughout, has an abundance of natural light, benefiting from double glazing and gas fired central heating, with solar panels providing an energy efficient back-up to the domestic hot water system. An inviting entrance hall leads you in to the accommodation with Oak flooring, stairs rising to the first floor and a useful cloakroom with WC. From the hall way to the right leads to the living room which is dual aspect allowing plenty of natural light. A stable door leads to the rear garden and sliding doors lead to the conservatory. The living room is a fantastic size with Oak flooring throughout and a decorative feature fire. The conservatory is a fantastic addition to the accommodation where views over Exmoor can be enjoyed. To the left hand side of the entrance hall is the kitchen diner which has been modernised by the current owner. The kitchen is dual aspect to allow plenty of natural light, with a range of wall and base units. There is a gas fired Rayburn and a built in electric oven and hob. NB The Rayburn does not currently function as a cooker. There is a useful breakfast bar and integrated fridge. From the kitchen leads through to the dining room which is currently set up as a study with fitted desk and shelving. This room could lend itself to a variety of uses and benefits from exposed characterful beams. Completing the ground floor is the useful utility room which is plentiful in fitted storage with a range of base and wall units, inset sink and drainer. There is space a plumbing for washing machine, tumble dryer and large fridge freezer. A door leads through to the car port which is ideal for when returning from country walks.
To the first floor is an impressive galleried landing with a door leading out to the steel framed balcony that has recently been restored. The characterful exposed beams can also be appreciated on the first floor. There are three bedrooms with the master benefitting from glimpses of Exmoor, vaulted ceiling, fitted wardrobes and dresser, and a modern ensuite shower room. The second bedroom is again a double which is light and airy. Finally the third bedroom is a good sized single bedroom with a built in wardrobe and airing cupboard. Completing the first floor is the modern family bathroom.
For approximate room measurements please refer to the attached floor plan.
The sought after and peaceful hilltop hamlet of High Bray is situated just outside the village of Brayford and is approached via a no through country lane leading to the historic Parish Church which is believed to date back to Saxon times. The complex within which the house is situated is entirely surrounded by fields. The surrounding area comprises an attractive agricultural landscape interspersed with an abundance of woodland and pretty river valleys. Brayford provides a thriving local community with many social activities and a monthly farmers market, offering a popular primary school, village hall, parish church and Methodist chapel. Public schooling is available at the renowned West Buckland School which lies about 4 miles to the south west.
The bustling North Devon market town of South Molton is approximately 8.6 miles to the south, providing a good range of local services, including shops, banks, recreational facilities, primary and secondary schooling. The larger centre of Barnstaple lies about 9.8 miles to the west affording a more extensive range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities befitting those of an important regional centre.
From South Molton the A361 North Devon link road provides easy access to Tiverton and the M5 motorway (Junction 27) with mainline Intercity rail connections available at Tiverton Parkway (London, Paddington approx. 2 hours) and international airports at Exeter and Bristol.
The surrounding picturesque North Devon countryside provides a wealth of recreational activities including walking, horse riding, cycling, fishing on the rivers Bray, Mole and Taw, hunting, shooting and golf courses at High Bullen, Barnstaple and Tiverton. Exmoor National Park is within walking distance and offers glorious moorland scenery and a section of the Tarka Trail passes within close proximity. The stunning North Devon coastline is only 17 miles away with the premier surfing beaches of Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay, Putsborough and Woolacombe.
The house is south facing approached over a shared private entrance drive leading to the front of the dwelling and providing access to the adjoining car port, a former linhay.
A gravelled area to the front of the house provides further car parking for two cars. Adjoining to the rear of the house is a landscaped garden with paved sun terrace with two sets of steps leading up to the lovely raised rear garden which is mainly lawned with well stocked flower and shrub borders, with some larger conifers forming an attractive backdrop and delightful views over Exmoor. A pathway leads to a timber and felt roofed garden shed. There is also a fantastic studio which could be used as a home office benefitting from being insulated and with power and light. There is a main room with DG windows with a door leading through to a store room which also has a double glazed window. Back to listing
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Description
An attractive traditional three bedroomed barn conversion that has been improved by the current owner, with landscaped garden & garden studio, car port and parking, enjoying a delightful courtyard style setting on the edge of the pretty rural hamlet of High Bray.A most attractive stone built barn conversion standing at the head of a courtyard style arrangement of individual properties, lying on the edge of the pretty hamlet of High Bray. The former traditional barn was originally converted in about 1992 with extensive renovation works undertaken since to now provide spacious and well appointed family accommodation affording modern living whilst retaining much of the charm and character of the original building, including exposed roof timbers, vaulted ceilings and oak flooring.
The accommodation, which is in excellent decorative order throughout, has an abundance of natural light, benefiting from double glazing and gas fired central heating, with solar panels providing an energy efficient back-up to the domestic hot water system. An inviting entrance hall leads you in to the accommodation with Oak flooring, stairs rising to the first floor and a useful cloakroom with WC. From the hall way to the right leads to the living room which is dual aspect allowing plenty of natural light. A stable door leads to the rear garden and sliding doors lead to the conservatory. The living room is a fantastic size with Oak flooring throughout and a decorative feature fire. The conservatory is a fantastic addition to the accommodation where views over Exmoor can be enjoyed. To the left hand side of the entrance hall is the kitchen diner which has been modernised by the current owner. The kitchen is dual aspect to allow plenty of natural light, with a range of wall and base units. There is a gas fired Rayburn and a built in electric oven and hob. NB The Rayburn does not currently function as a cooker. There is a useful breakfast bar and integrated fridge. From the kitchen leads through to the dining room which is currently set up as a study with fitted desk and shelving. This room could lend itself to a variety of uses and benefits from exposed characterful beams. Completing the ground floor is the useful utility room which is plentiful in fitted storage with a range of base and wall units, inset sink and drainer. There is space a plumbing for washing machine, tumble dryer and large fridge freezer. A door leads through to the car port which is ideal for when returning from country walks.
To the first floor is an impressive galleried landing with a door leading out to the steel framed balcony that has recently been restored. The characterful exposed beams can also be appreciated on the first floor. There are three bedrooms with the master benefitting from glimpses of Exmoor, vaulted ceiling, fitted wardrobes and dresser, and a modern ensuite shower room. The second bedroom is again a double which is light and airy. Finally the third bedroom is a good sized single bedroom with a built in wardrobe and airing cupboard. Completing the first floor is the modern family bathroom.
For approximate room measurements please refer to the attached floor plan.
The sought after and peaceful hilltop hamlet of High Bray is situated just outside the village of Brayford and is approached via a no through country lane leading to the historic Parish Church which is believed to date back to Saxon times. The complex within which the house is situated is entirely surrounded by fields. The surrounding area comprises an attractive agricultural landscape interspersed with an abundance of woodland and pretty river valleys. Brayford provides a thriving local community with many social activities and a monthly farmers market, offering a popular primary school, village hall, parish church and Methodist chapel. Public schooling is available at the renowned West Buckland School which lies about 4 miles to the south west.
The bustling North Devon market town of South Molton is approximately 8.6 miles to the south, providing a good range of local services, including shops, banks, recreational facilities, primary and secondary schooling. The larger centre of Barnstaple lies about 9.8 miles to the west affording a more extensive range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities befitting those of an important regional centre.
From South Molton the A361 North Devon link road provides easy access to Tiverton and the M5 motorway (Junction 27) with mainline Intercity rail connections available at Tiverton Parkway (London, Paddington approx. 2 hours) and international airports at Exeter and Bristol.
The surrounding picturesque North Devon countryside provides a wealth of recreational activities including walking, horse riding, cycling, fishing on the rivers Bray, Mole and Taw, hunting, shooting and golf courses at High Bullen, Barnstaple and Tiverton. Exmoor National Park is within walking distance and offers glorious moorland scenery and a section of the Tarka Trail passes within close proximity. The stunning North Devon coastline is only 17 miles away with the premier surfing beaches of Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay, Putsborough and Woolacombe.
The house is south facing approached over a shared private entrance drive leading to the front of the dwelling and providing access to the adjoining car port, a former linhay.
A gravelled area to the front of the house provides further car parking for two cars. Adjoining to the rear of the house is a landscaped garden with paved sun terrace with two sets of steps leading up to the lovely raised rear garden which is mainly lawned with well stocked flower and shrub borders, with some larger conifers forming an attractive backdrop and delightful views over Exmoor. A pathway leads to a timber and felt roofed garden shed. There is also a fantastic studio which could be used as a home office benefitting from being insulated and with power and light. There is a main room with DG windows with a door leading through to a store room which also has a double glazed window. Back to listing
