Nestling at the end of a long concrete driveway offering superb views across the valley, this picturesque property is a haven for walkers, and is close to charming villages such as Cadeleigh, Mill and Bickleigh, which has the River Exe meandering through it. The area is renowned for its distinctive dark red soil, and, with a nearby stream offering plenty of delightful picnic spots, is ideal for walking and all manner of country pursuits. The nearby town of Tiverton has a pretty canal offering boats for hire. Slightly further afield is the historic city of Exeter, with its huge variety of shops and restaurants. On entering this attractive and spacious property, which has beautiful exposed beams throughout, you will find yourself in a large entrance hall with plenty of space to kick off those muddy boots and relax after a day exploring. There is a WC here and also a handy office to tuck yourself away if required. Unwind in the inviting and cosy lounge, with its feature fireplace, traditional wood burner (first basket of logs included) and SmartTV/DVD. The elegant kitchen/diner has glass doors offering views of the garden and beyond. The dining area is ideal whether you re enjoying a special meal or grabbing a snack. The stylish and traditional kitchen has everything you may need including a range style electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, TV and wine cooler. The washing machine, tumble dryer and large American style fridge/freezer are located in the nearby utility room. Exploring further you will find five comfy bedrooms. There are two king size rooms, one with a dressing room and each with en suite shower and WC, one further king size and two twin rooms. The large family bathroom is complete with slipper bath, separate shower and WC. Stepping outside, you can relax at the end of a great day in the large enclosed lawn garden with patio area, garden furniture, BBQ, fire pit and private hot tub with outdoor shower. Outdoor shared children's play area. Ample off road parking is available. Please note: the first floor is accessed via a handmade oak staircase with galleried landing.
