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Homes for horses Hundreds of equestrian properties in the Westcountry for sale P28-43

Plant guru’s exotic love Otter Nurseries plant guru Rose Clark on why she loves agapanthus P20-21

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Estate agents Richard Greetham (above left) and James Muscart of Bradleys estate agents are cycling around all 33 of the company’s offices in the South West to raise money for The Pituitary Foundation. Called the Tour de Bradleys, the 400 mile trip starts on Saturday, June 21 in Bradleys’ Taunton office. The charity has been chosen because Richard has been successfully treated for a pituitary condition. “The Pituitary Foundation does a fantastic job and really needs support and help,” he says. To donate, visit the‘Just Giving’ website and type in Richard Greetham or donate via collecting tins in all Bradleys offices.

Independent estate agents from across the South West shared a day of networking at a special conference recently. The event was held at St Mellion International Resort in Saltash near Plymouth. Among the speakers was expert John Bonney, who shared some insights into getting properties noticed online. John has teamed up regional newspapers in the dcmedia group including the Express & Echo, Herald Express and the North Devon Journal, to deliver a series of these seminars. The conference concluded with a hilarious appearance by Pete Cohen, a leading motivational speaker from the BBC’s Confidence Lab and many other TV shows.

A part-exchange service has been launched for luxury retirement development in Exeter called Millbrook Village. The new part-exchange scheme offers customers a confirmed buyer, and there are no estate agent fees to pay. Close to the river and within easy reach of Exeter, Millbrook Village will provide a selection of cottages and apartments for the over 55s. Set within secure grounds, it has a private clubhouse, library, medical centre and more. Properties from Phase One are available to reserve off-plan, with show homes opening late summer. Prices start from £340,000. Call 01392 275335 or visit www. www.millbrookvillage.co.uk

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Riverdale is an exciting chance to live in a charming character fourbedroomed cottage with an income. It comes with a onebedroomed holiday cottage plus 2.6 acres which could become a campsite. Agents: Webbers Fine and Country, Bodmin, 01208 76800, www.webbers.co.uk

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Bought with 47 acres Bovey Farm near Okehampton went on sale with 36 acres and more land available if required. A young couple from Berkshire opted for 47 acres, to go with the character farmhouse and traditional barns.

Sold by: D R Kivell and Partners (01822 810810, www.drkivellandpartners.co.uk) off a guide price of £700,000 with 36 acres

Property developers Acorn Blue, celebrated their 200th new home purchaser recently. Husband and wife team, Peter and Anne Williams (pictured) gave champagne and flowers to buyers Paul and Julie Rayson who have bought a home in the firm’ Salcombe Heights development in South Devon. The Raysons have many longstanding connections with Salcombe and are well known on the sailing circuit. They are both keen competitors each year in the Merlin Rocket Week sailing contest (pictured). One of the main influencing attractions of their new home is the

integral double garage which offers excellent secure storage for their sailing boats. As the Raysons settle into their

new house, Nicola Markham, sales director South West for Acorn Blue says: “It has become an enjoyable tradition to mark our landmark house sales across the Westcountry and particularly pleasing that our 200th sale, within the company, has happened in our well-received Salcombe Heights development. We wish Paul and Julie every happiness and successful sailing as they enjoy their new home”. Only one property remains for sale at Salcombe Heights. Number 1 is on the market for £875,000 through Marchand Petit’s Salcombe office. For further details call 01548 844473 or visit the website www.marchandpetit.co.uk.

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Ideal family home in Cornwall Vynock House comes with four large bedrooms and a spacious garden. It is near the village of Truthall, close to the pretty town of Helston and not far from the lovely beaches of The Lizard.

Sold by: Savills, Truro (01872 243200, www.savills.co.uk) off a guide price of £540,000

Bishopsteignton, South Devon £750,000

With fabulous views over the River Teign, this handsome property, called Greenway, built in 1929, has four bedrooms and a parkland-style south-facing garden. Agents: Bradleys, Teignmouth, 01626 777123, www.bradleys-estate-agents.co.uk

Colaton Raleigh, East Devon

£675,000

This computer-generated image shows what new ecohome Loxwood will look like when completed. It is being built with the latest Passivhaus technology to minimise utility bills. Agents: Jackson-Stops & Staff, Exeter, 01392 214222, www.jackson-stops.co.uk

Mentioned in Domesday Book The gardens at Beara Charter Barton near Barnstaple are a work of art – they contain 40 varieties of magnolia and lots of topiary. The beautiful house is Grade II listed and dates back to the time of the Domesday Book, set in nearly five acres of land.

Sold by: Stags, Barnstaple (01271 322833, www.stags.co.uk) off a guide price of £950,000

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Budleigh Salterton, Devon - £725,000

Exmouth, Devon - £775,000

Detached House Within Half Mile Of Town And Sea An attractive and well presented 1990s built property forming part of a select development in a parkland setting. Offering spacious accommodation comprising living room, conservatory, dining room, kitchen/diner, family room/study, utility, cloakroom/WC, master bedroom with dressing area and en suite, four further bedrooms, family bath/shower room. Delightful, well maintained gardens, summerhouse, shed, double garage, ample parking. Viewing highly recommended. ER - C Contact Budleigh Salterton Office 01395 442201

Superb Waterside Apartment Situated on this highly sought after marina development and offering stunning views across the estuary and out to sea, this spacious third floor apartment is finished to a very high specification with luxury fitted kitchen and bathrooms. Offering an open plan lounge/dining room/kitchen with large balcony overlooking two sides of the building and three double bedrooms. Gas fired underfloor heating and double glazing. Internal viewing highly recommended. ER - B Contact Exmouth Office 01395 222300

Looe, Cornwall - £525,000

Sidmouth, Devon - £595,000

Callington, Cornwall - £495,000

Large Detached Cottage In Idyllic Setting Close To the Coast A substantial detached cottage offering well presented accommodation that boasts a wealth of character throughout. Having 2 internal staircases, there are 3 reception rooms, 4 bedrooms, bed 5/study, family bathroom, en suite shower room and garden/utility room with W.C. Located in a semi rural area, the property is also close to the coast at Looe and Seaton and set in a generous plot. Parking plus a garage. ER - E Contact Looe Office 01503 264888

A Picturesque Grade II Listed Thatched Farmhouse A beautiful thatched four bedroom farmhouse, with generous gardens, occupying a delightful situation in the picturesque village of Salcombe Regis, close to Sidmouth. Dating back to the 17th century the property has many character features as expected with a property of this age. Opposite the cottage is an area of ground with parking available and potentially space for a garage. Five acres of land available by separate negotiation. ER - NR Contact Sidmouth Office 01395 578444

Five Bedroom Country Home Set in 0.845 Acre Grounds Adjoining River Deceptively spacious detached modern home located in a small hamlet on the outskirts of Callington. The property is set over three floors and provides five bedroom accommodation which would ideally suit a large family or even two family occupation. Set in 0.845 of an acre grounds to include formal garden and lower meadow with double garage and off road parking. An undoubted feature being its elevated position adjoining the River Lynher offering views over the river, gardens and surrounding countryside. Viewing highly recommended. ER - D Contact Callington Office 01579 382999

Ashton, Cornwall - £475,000

West Looe, Cornwall - £685,000

Newquay, Cornwall - £550,000

Detached House With Lake Views This individually designed, split level residence overlooks Tresowes Pool in a rural setting where from the first floor you have open country, sea and coastline views. The four bedroom property is well presented and offers versatile and spacious accommodation throughout. The property is set out over three levels and offers scope for a self contained annexe (subject to planning). ER - E Contact Helston Office 01326 564321

Detached Sea Front Residence An opportunity to purchase a detached sea front residence that enjoys superb sea and coastline views from all principal rooms, taking in Looe Bay over to St Georges Island and the coastline extending to Rame Head and beyond. With four bedrooms, three bathrooms and three reception rooms, this imposing property offers well proportioned accommodation with a degree of character and is set in Hannafore within striking distance of the beach and sea front. ER - E Contact Looe Office 01503 264888

Detached Country Home With Annexe Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this well presented detached country home with grounds of approximately an acre. Spacious accommodation offers two reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, three double bedrooms with master en suite. Open plan annexe/bedroom 4, with potential for income. The property enjoys well tended gardens overlooking rural countryside views. ER - D Contact Newquay Office 01637 850500

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Luxury Homes throughout the West Country Bishopsteignton, Devon - £1,100,000

Fine Detached Residence With River Views This most impressive detached character home was built in 1929 and has the most splendid outlook over its own park like south facing gardens to the River Teign. The accommodation comprises four double bedrooms, living room, garden room, dining room, study kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, dressing room, garage and carport, downstairs bathroom, upstairs bathroom and separate shower room, downstairs W.C, laundry room and gardens and grounds of 0.7 acres. Awaiting ER Contact Teignmouth Office 01626 777123

Impressive Home With 14 Acres Unique country residence set in approximately 14 acres of garden and grounds. The flexible accommodation comprises eight bedrooms (3 en suites), 40ft lounge/dining room, utility room, shower room/W.C, kitchen, conservatory, library/study, walk-in dressing room, upstairs kitchen area, upstairs lounge, study and family bathroom. Outside are outbuildings including stables, detached garage and luxury indoor swimming pool complex as well as formal garden and fenced paddocks and fields. ER - C Contact Teignmouth Office 01626 777123

Bishopsteignton, Devon - £875,000

Torquay, Devon - Offers in Excess of £850,000

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Bishopsteignton, Devon - £750,000

Rural Detached Property With Separate Annexe An extremely well presented property in a quiet, rural location with lovely countryside views. Comprising five bedrooms, two with en suite facilities, bathroom, three reception rooms, study and contemporary kitchen/breakfast room with utility and cloakroom. Separate one bedroom annexe. Approached via private driveway which leads to the garage and ample space for parking and turning. Mature gardens offering a good degree of seclusion and privacy, garden shed and summer house. ER - F Contact Shaldon Office 01626 873757

4/5 Bedroom Detached Residence Commanding Superb Sea Views Outstanding views to Thatcher's Rock and beyond are enjoyed from this detached property, which stands elevated in one of Torquay's most prestigious areas. The property benefits from gas central heating, driveway parking, a garage, car port and lovely gardens. Some modernisation and improvement is required and there is planning to demolish the existing property and give the ability to create two large contemporary semi detached homes if required. ER - F Contact Torquay Office 01803 311622

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Sales l Lettings l Property Management Your complete property service for Teignbridge & Dartmoor l Call us on 01626 36 36 36 for a free valuation Guide Price: £739,950

Elegant Detached House

A highly efficient home offering panoramic views, spacious rooms, contemporary design & quality finishes. With accomm comp; entrance porch, hallway, sitting room, study/family rm, downstairs cloakroom, fully fitted kitchen, spacious dining rm, utility rm, integral double garage, 4 double bedrooms & family bathroom. Offered in pristine condition with no onward chain. ● ● ● ● ● ●

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ILSINGTON

IPPLEPEN

Guide Price: £599,950

Magnificent Family Home

Makurdi is a magnificent family home located on the outskirts of Ipplepen. The property has been extended by the current owners and now offers spacious, deceptive and practical accommodation finished to the highest standard. It is a truly is a rare opportunity to purchase a substantial family home, approximately 340 square metres, in a very convenient location.

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Panoramic Views 2 En-Suites Sitting Rm & Study/Day Rm Large Terraced Balcony Area DG & GFCH Balance of NHBC Guarantee 3 Receptions

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Guide Price: OIEO £375,000

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5 Bedrooms

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NEWTON ABBOT

Guide Price: £269,950

OPEN DAY SATURDAY THE 21ST 12-1PM ON TORQUAY ROAD, TQ12 1AJ. We are pleased to offer to the market a substantial six bedroom Victorian house in a convenient location offering stylish and spacious accommodation and is arranged over three floors.

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6 Bedrooms

BOVEY TRACEY

3 Receptions

An attractive modern mid terraced house located in the popular town of Bovey Tracey with easy access to the A38, Dartmoor and beyond. The property compromises of three bedrooms, two doubles and one single with en-suite to the master. Fitted kitchen plus spacious lounge and a separate dining room. There is also a family bathroom, downstairs WC, low maintence garden and allocated parking. ●

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MORETONHAMPSTEAD

Guide Price: £199,950

Number 7 Lime Street is located in the highly sought after Moorland town of Moretonhampstead South Devon. The property has been renovated by the current owners and has to be seen internally to be fully appreciated. It would ideally suit as a family home or a retirement home and is a rare opportunity to acquire a period property with modern day convenience.

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CHUDLEIGH KNIGHTON

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A mid terrace two bedroom house in Chudleigh Knighton close to the primary school. Living room, fitted kitchen, one double bedroom and one single bedroom. Family bathroom. Patio rear garden. Garage and street parking. ●

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Mid Terrace House

Modern Fitted Kitchen Lounge + Dining Room Three Bedrooms Bathroom Low Maintenance Garden 2 Receptions

Terrace Character Cottage Two Double Bedrooms Fitted Chippendale Kitchen Modern Bathroom Master Bedroom En-Suite Enclosed Courtyard 1 Reception

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Original Features Modern Fitted Kitchen Detached Garage No Onward Chain uPVC Double Glazing Gas Fired Central Heating 2 Receptions

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Substantial Victorian House

A 1930's detached house in Kingskerswell. Accom comp entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, fitted kitchen, conservatory, cloakroom, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, having the benefit of uPVC DG, GFCH, ORP, detached garage & good sized gardens. It retains many original features including picture rails, original doors & fireplaces and is offer for sale with no onward chain.

Non Standard Construction Detached Bungalow Outstanding Location Panoramic Views 4.52 Acres Large Formal Gardens 1 Reception

2 Bathrooms

Guide Price: £299,950

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Spacious Detached 1930's Home

"Cross Parks" is truly a unique opportunity to purchase a property set in the most outstanding position. The property is of a non standard construction being Victorian timber framed and is not suitable for mortgage purposes. It has an abundance of potential for re-development subject to normal planning consents from Dartmoor National Park. ●

Large Open Plan Living Five Double Bedrooms Beautifully Presented Ample Parking Approx 0.71 of an Acre Well Landscaped Gardens

2 Bedrooms

Living room/diner Fitted Kitchen 2 Bedrooms Family Bathroom with shower over the bath Patio rear garden Garage 1 Reception

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Generous slice of country lifestyle The Dell sits on a big slice of land – 14 acres – with everything you need for taking full advantage of country life. It has paddocks and stabling, wildlife meadows, its own spring water, and organic gardens complete with polytunnel and greenhouse. It also has an indoor heated swimming pool that runs on only £200 of oil a year, thanks to its ground source heat pump. “We have loved living here,” says owner Paul Hewitt, who before retiring ran his own business in the care sector. “I used to travel a lot for work and it is easy to get to the main road from here but it is also completely quiet and private. I don’t think you would find many places with that combination anywhere in Britain. “When I worked from home all I could hear was a woodpecker and the ticking of the clock. It is wonderful. “The wildlife here is superb. We have badgers, foxes, and all kinds of birds, including five tame pheasants who come up for their breakfast. If you forget to put it out for them, they tap on the glass.” The Dell is near Bishopsteignton, Teignmouth, and enjoys views beautiful views down the valley and across to Dartmoor. It was originally a barn on the grounds of Lindridge Estate, a large tract of land supporting a historic manor and landscaped grounds. In the early 1900s The Dell was converted to provide accommodation for the estate’s head gardener. The occupants in the 1970s extended the property to provide more living space. After the Hewitts moved in 14 years ago, they wanted to accommodate their son Russell and his young daughter. When they weren’t allowed

Gillian Molesworth finds The Dell, near the sea at Teignmouth, is perfect for families keen to enjoy country life and lots of space by planners to create a new building on their grounds for Russell, they decided to enlarge the existing structure dramatically. “Basically, we took the roof off, went up a storey, and put the roof back on again,” says Paul. “We worked together with an architect and it has really enhanced the house. We kept elements of the old stone building and incorporated them into the new design. “One nice thing about it is that one side of the new rooms are mainly glass, so you have the most amazing views over Dartmoor.” Although it could easily be converted back into a single family dwelling, the house now has a 50/50 layout: each level can be self-sufficient, with its own kitchen, sitting room, and

About the area Bishopsteignton A popular estuary village with amenities including Post Office, shops, pharmacy, pubs and hotel/restaurant. Roads: The Dell is five minutes from the A38 Plymouth-Exeter road, which takes you to the M5 which originates Exeter 16 miles away. Trains: Teignmouth station is six miles away. To intersect the LondonPenzance line, you can drive to Exeter, which is take about 20 minutes away, or to Tiverton Parkway, a 40 minute drive. Schools: Bishopsteignton School is Ofsted rated “good”, and Shaldon

Primary School in Teignmouth is “outstanding”. Teignmouth Community School is “good”. There are both grammar and private schools in the area. Days out: There’s plenty to see and do here. Fish on the River Exe, ramble on Dartmoor, go to the races at Newton Abbott or tap into the thriving arts and community scene in the Dartington and Totnes area Eat out: The Elizabethan in Luton, a historic inn serving “honest Devon food”. There is a wide choice of good restaurants all within a reasonable drive of the property.

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The Dell is a haven of tranquillity, with 14 acres of land near the coast in South Devon utilities, as well as four bedrooms (eight in total). Russell and his family live on one level, and Paul and Lesley on another. “What’s great is that we have big family get togethers – we might have 12 or 14 people here for a Sunday lunch,” says Paul. “But you can have your own privacy and independence as well, which is important. Paul’s favourite room is the living room/dining room, a large open space with a feature stone wall focused around a wood burner. The downstairs kitchen is fitted with a luxury range of cream-coloured units and is perfect for cooking up a feast, with an eight ring gas hob and two double ovens. Through an archway is the extensively glazed conservatory opening out into the garden, perfect for sipping coffee while gazing out towards Dartmoor. Many of the bedrooms are fitted with Juliet balconies and also enjoy wonderful views. The upper storey features attractive pitched ceilings, and feels light and airy, with plenty of daylight streaming in. Outside, The Dell is approached by a 150-yard-long drive. It has paddocks and a stable block, with plenty of room for other animals as well, per-

fect for a smallholding. The stables do need a bit of attention, but horsey families will love The Dell – you can see your horses gazing back at you as you eat breakfast in the spacious conservatory. Paul and Lesley have a vegetable

plot, polytunnel and greenhouse. “We are literally self sufficient, down to growing our own melons,” says Paul. He has also planted a mixed orchard of fruit trees: pear and apple, damson and plum, to name a few.

“It is also completely organic – I haven’t used any herbicides on it since we’ve lived here. I should also mention that we have our own source of spring water. It is as good as you’d buy in bottles from the supermarkets. Our water has such a special taste – it’s not metallic like mains tap water.” The jewel in the crown is the indoor swimming pool, with its ground source heat pump. “I was a bit dubious about that, but I have to admit it’s one of the best decisions we’ve made,” says Paul. “It works brilliantly, and it only takes about £200 of oil a year to run. “We were always the most popular house for sleepovers, because all the teenagers loved the pool,” he says. The family is now ready to downsize into something with less ground to manage. Paul admits they will leave with a heavy heart. “It’s been wonderful living here, and we’ve been very happy,” he says. Go to the Bradleys’ website www.bradleys-estate-agents.co.uk for a presenter-led video about this property.

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The Dell, near Teignmouth, Devon £1.1 million Property: A unique country residence set in about 14 acres of garden and grounds, with living accommodation that can be used together or separately for two families Location: One mile from Bishopsteignton, which is halfway between coastal Teignmouth and Newton Abbot Accommodation: Each floor of the house has both bedrooms and communal spaces, such as kitchen/ dining facilities and utility rooms. Altogether there are eight bedrooms (four upstairs, and four downstairs) Outside: Fourteen acres including stables and fields, indoor heated swimming pool, gardens, woodland and meadows Agents: Bradleys, Teignmouth, 01626 777123, www.bradleysestate-agents.co.uk

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Loxhore

Smeatharpe

A period Hall House and detached guest cottage set in secluded 0.8 acre grounds in a timeless & tranquil rural position. A period gem. Total 5 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms and 3 bathroom. Web Find: 67575 Guide Price £595,000 Barnstaple 01271 322833

A restored and extended period 4 bedroom property on the edge of the village with fine rural views, stables, paddocks and woodland. In all 2.84 Acres. EPC Band D. Web Find: 66094 Guide Price £585,000 Honiton 01404 45885

Privately situated country house, outstanding range of buildings and pasture land. Superb position. Private entrance drive. 4 bedroom house. Extensive range of traditional and modern buildings. Adjoining land. (Further land available). EPC Band E. Web Find: 67104 Guide Price £560,000 Truro 01872 264488

Netherexe

Loddiswell

Uffculme

A wonderful Grade II Listed period cottage in a beautiful rural location with charming period features and generous accommodation. 2/3 receptions, 4/5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 e/s), kitchen, utility, boot room, cloakroom. Delightful large gardens with garden room. Double garage & parking. Web Find: 66808 Guide Price £550,000 Exeter 01392 255202

A most individual detached converted barn of exceptional character in a tranquil but convenient hamlet location. Living room/kitchen, sitting room, 4 bedrooms (1 en suite), family bathroom, gardens, double garage and parking. EPC Band D. Web Find: 55617 Guide Price £545,000 Kingsbridge 01548 853131

Character barn conversion situated in a rural, yet accessible location. Large sitting room, kitchen/dining room, studio/occasional fourth bedroom, master en suite, 2 further bedrooms. Garden and paddock. Outbuilding/carport. EPC Band D. Web Find: 19342 Guide Price £525,000 Tiverton 01884 235705

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Quethiock

Horrabridge

An individual modern bungalow set in stunning moorland gardens. Secluded moorland position, glass roofed sun/sitting room, dining room and snug, contemporary kitchen, 4 bedrooms, family bathroom and en suite, gardens and grounds of 1.57 acres, outbuildings. EPC Band F. Web Find: 63605 Guide Price £500,000 Totnes 01803 865454

Detached country cottage offering spacious and versatile accommodation in an accessible rural location. Study/snug, garden room, sitting room, farmhouse kitchen/dining room, family room, utility, 4 bedrooms (1 en suite), 2 bath/shower rooms, ample parking, garage, workshop, established gardens. EPC Band F. Web Find: 51249 Guide Price £440,000 Plymouth 01752 223933

A spacious detached house in a secluded setting on the outskirts of the village. Approximately 2041 sq ft, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, study, utility, 4 bedrooms (1 e/s), family bathroom, double garage, enclosed gardens. No onward chain. EPC Band C. Web Find: 66598 Guide Price £400,000 Plymouth 01752 223933

Ladock

St Merryn

Helland

An exquisite chocolate box Grade II thatched cottage in a delightful village location. 3 bedrooms, sitting room, dining room, kitchen with rayburn, wet room, bathroom, delightful gardens. Large garage (potential annexe stp). Web Find: 67497 Guide Price £375,000 Truro 01872 264488

Grade II Listed Chapel and Sunday School with permission for conversion to a unique residence. 4 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms, feature internal balcony, views over hinterland and off road parking. For sale by Public Auction Thursday 19th June 2014, at Wadebridge Town Hall. Web Find: 67143 Auction Guide £125,000 - £150,000 Launceston 01566 774999

Grade II Listed former chapel with permission for conversion and stunning views over the Camel Valley. 3 bedrooms (master en suite), open plan lounge/kitchen, bathroom, study and off road parking. For sale by Public Auction Thursday 19th June 2014, at Wadebridge Town Hall. Web Find: 67142 Auction Guide £125,000 - £150,000 Launceston 01566 774999

1.5 Acres

2.8 Acres

Nr St Austell

19 Acres

0.5 Acre

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Aish

2 Acres

An impressive countryside residence with spectacular gardens, close to a much sought after riverside village. 3 reception rooms, cinema room, kitchen/breakfast room, indoor swimming pool, snooker room/gym, 6 bedrooms, 3 en suites, bathroom, study, mature gardens. EPC Band D. Web Find: 63509 Guide Price £1,300,000 Totnes 01803 865454

Umberleigh

48.9 Acres

Lot 1: Attractive farmhouse, annexe, two cottages, modern farm buildings and 42.7 acres. EPC band E. (Guide: £1.1 million). Lot 2: Modern farm building subject to planning consent for conversion to residential use and 6.2 acres. (Guide: £200,000). Web Find: 30228 Guide Price £1,300,000 Farm Agency 01392 680059

Peter Tavy

3.3 Acres

Near Uplowman

1.8 Acres

In a beautiful location: home and/or letting business. Far reaching views. 16th Century farmhouse. Adjoining Victorian house. 2 bedroom holiday cottage. 1 bedroom studio apartment. Indoor heated swimming pool and sauna. Games room. Grass tennis court, children's play area, pond and orchard. Grade II Listed. Web Find: 50810 Tiverton 01884 235705

Guide Price £875,000

Teignmouth

Churston

Uniquely situated detached residence on fringes of sought after Dartmoor village. Spacious living room, study/sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (1 en suite). Garaging & studio. Attractive gardens with lake. EPC Band E. Web Find: 45354 Guide Price £1,200,000 Okehampton 01837 659420

An elegant and substantial regency styled villa in a sought after residential area. 3 reception rooms, garden room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, cloakroom. Half acre gardens. EPC Band E. Web Find: 66394 Guide Price £795,000 Exeter 01392 255202

An imposing detached house with time-honoured appeal set in generous gardens, offers versatile and well laid out accommodation. 4 bedrooms (1 en suite), kitchen/breakfast room plus utility room, dining room, sitting room, sun room, gym & sauna, games room. Garden with heated pool, garage and parking. EPC Band D. Web Find: 65200 Guide Price £795,000 Torquay 01803 200160

Woodland Head

North Chideock

Brompton Regis

3.4 Acres

A wonderful rural property with fantastic views over peaceful Mid Devon valley. Kitchen/breakfast room, 1st floor sitting room, 2 further receptions, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (2 e/s). Garaging. Impressive landscaped gardens, ponds, orchard area & woodland. EPC Band E. Web Find: 55011 Guide Excess £750,000 Exeter 01392 255202

1 Acre

A splendid detached house, in need of improvement, with an abundance of charm & airy accommodation set in this tranquil & sought after location. Flexible accommodation, farmhouse kitchen, 5 bedrooms & 3 reception rooms with stunning views nestled in its own private gardens approaching an acre. EPC Band F. Web Find: 65890 Guide Price £750.000 Bridport 01308 428000

11 Acres

A substantial detached equestrian property enjoying rural views with stables, all weather exercise area, stone outbuildings, gardens, parking and paddocks. 2 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast, sunroom, utility, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. EPC Band E. Web Find: 53907 Guide Price £649,950 Dulverton 01398 323174

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Dunsford

27.5 Acres

OPEN HOUSE TODAY - 1:30pm to 2:30pm. A gloriously positioned small country estate on the banks of the River Teign. Lot 1 - Georgian Listed 4-bed house set in delightful gardens. Listed C17th Mill Building converted to two cottages. Traditional barn. Workshop. Woodland gardens. Overall 10.97 Acres. Lot 2 - Level land with long frontage to river. Overall 14.64 Acres. Lot 3 - 1.85 Acres let on a long lease. EPC Bands G, G & G. Available as a whole or in 3 lots. Web Find: 67137 Guide Price ÂŁ950,000

Middle Taphouse

Exeter 01392 255202

12 Acres

A well presented and extremely versatile smallholding enjoying privacy and stunning rural views. 3 bedrooms, fitted kitchen, living room, bathroom and utility with access to the garage. The property benefits from double glazing and oil fired central heating. Outside the gardens are laid mainly to lawn with in-ground swimming pool and well fenced paddocks with stables. Cornish Unit construction. EPC Band E. Web Find: 22689 Guide Price ÂŁ325,000

Launceston 01566 774999

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Near Tiverton

37.7 Acres

An appealing and substantial listed country house with a beautiful outlook over its own park. Over 7,000 sq ft of accommodation. Entrance hall, staircase hall, sitting room, drawing room, library, 9 bedrooms (6 main house and 3 east wing), 2 kitchens, 4 bathrooms. Wonderful gardens and grounds. Folly. Stables/garaging. Pasture fields. Broadleaf and conifer woodland. Web Find: 65586 Guide Price ÂŁ1,500,000

Tiverton 01884 235705

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Luppitt Near Honiton

48 Acres

A beautifully set farmhouse with wonderful views and traditional barns surrounded by pasture and woodland. 3,600 sq ft farmhouse, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 reception rooms, 2 attic rooms, large kitchen/dining room. 3,650 sq ft traditional buildings with opportunities (subject to consents) 7,600 sq ft of farm buildings. No footpaths, some sporting potential. EPC Band E. Web Find: 67964 Guide Price ÂŁ1,000,000

Honiton 01404 45885

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Near Kingsbridge

50 Acres

A stunning "mini country estate" in a beautiful and totally private wooded valley location. Superb 44' open-plan living area. Fitted kitchen with range of oak units and black granite worktops. Dining room. 4 en suite bedrooms. Galleried landing. Octagonal "floating jetty" with glazed panels and mood lighting. 2 garages/workshops. 2 fishing lakes. Just over 50 acres in total. EPC Band D. Web Find: 66974 Guide Price ÂŁ1,750,000

Kingsbridge 01548 853131

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stags.co.uk

The West Country Waterside Agent

Dartmouth

Beer

A spacious detached house situated on the ever popular Above Town, enjoying fantastic panoramic views across the River Dart, Kingswear and out to sea. EPC Band E. Web Find: 66741

A charming grade II listed property just yards from the beach. Run as a tea room with living accommodation over. PP for a kitchen extension to the rear and 4 en suite letting rooms. There is a good size garden and small retail unit/store. The vendor of this property is connected to a Stags employee. Web Find: 63979

Guide Price £745,000

Guide Excess £695,000

Dartmouth 01803 835336

Honiton 01404 45885

Torquay

Torcross

Grand views and perfectly addressed. In excess of 2500 sq ft of accommodation, 4 bedrooms (1 en suite), sun lounge with balcony, sitting room with panoramic views, kitchen, breakfast room, dining room, study, double garage and parking with easily maintained gardens. EPC Band E. Web Find: 65321

A substantial sea front property currently arranged as two lucrative letting units, enjoying superb, uninterrupted views over Start Bay. Sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, 3 bedrooms (1 en suite), family bathroom, separate 1 bedroom apartment. Parking. On the Beach. EPC Band E. Web Find: 60906

Guide Price £695,000

Guide Price £565,000

Torquay 01803 200160

Kingsbridge 01548 853131

Downderry

Newquay

A detached house with outstanding sea and coastal views, in a private road close to a well equipped village centre. Balcony, sea-facing terrace, hall, 2 receptions, kitchen/breakfast room, 4 bedrooms, 2 bath/shower rooms, garage, drive/parking. EPC Band F. Web Find: 65960

An immaculate 'lock up and leave' contemporary apartment in an iconic development with glorious views over Fistral Bay. 2 bedrooms (1 en suite), kitchen/living room. Secure underground parking. Communal roof terrace. Lift access. EPC Band D. Web Find: 64703

Guide Price £399,950

Guide Price £235,000

Plymouth 01752 223933

Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London

Truro 01872 264488

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stags.co.uk

The West Country Waterside Agent

Woolacombe

1.1 Acres

Porthpean

1.5 Acres

A detached 'Arts & Crafts' 1930s residence on an elevated site enjoying breathtaking views over Woolacombe Bay. 3 reception rooms, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, mature gardens. Tender date 1/8/14. EPC Band D. Web Find: 59737

A superb coastal home nestling within exquisite mature gardens & grounds of 1.5 acres enjoying wonderful views over St Austell Bay. 4 bedrooms (2 en suite), 2 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room. Double garage. Summer house. An idyllic setting that truly requires viewing to fully appreciate. EPC Band C. Web Find: 64048

Informal Tender Guide £1,200,000

Guide Price £895,000

Eastdon

Barnstaple 01271 322833

7 Acres

Truro 01872 264488

Looe

A well-appointed equestrian property, situated on the edge of the Exe Estuary. 1st floor sitting room with balcony and far reaching views, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (2 en suite), kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, games room. 8 stables, workshop/store, barns, double garage. Level Paddocks. Wildlife pond. EPC Band D. Web Find: 47279

A newly built detached marine house with wide views over Whitsand and Looe Bay. Fabulous large open plan living room with fitted kitchen, sliding doors to long sea-facing balcony, 5 bedrooms, 2 bath/shower rooms, sea-facing sun terrace, landscaped garden, double garage, parking. EPC Band C. Web Find: 60519

Guide Price £880,000

Guide Price £875,000

Exeter 01392 255202

Plymouth 01752 223933

Churston Ferrers

North Hill

Set in excess of half an acre of gorgeous gardens, this fine family home enjoys spectacular views. Sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory, 5 bedrooms (1 en suite), family bathroom, garden, garage and sea views. EPC Band E. Web Find: 62977

A substantial elegant Edwardian property located on North Hill currently run as a 10 en suite bedroom hotel with stunning coastal and Exmoor views. Lounge, dining room, bar, snooker room, kitchen, study, owners accommodation, garage, beautiful terraced gardens, patio and parking. EPC Band E. Web Find: 51449

Guide Price £850,000

Guide Price £750,000

Torquay 01803 200160

Cornwall | Devon | Somerset | Dorset | London

Dulverton 01398 323174

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20 gardens Homes with lovely gardens Higher Pennicott Farm, Mid Devon, £850,000

The wisteria is out right now across the front of this attractive farmhouse near Thorverton, seven miles from Exeter. The handsome house comes with 12 acres of land including superb gardens, a stream and outbuildings. Agents: Helmores, Crediton, 01363 777999, www.helmores.com

Snailscroft Cottage, West Dorset £799,950

Don’t let the name put you off, snails won’t eat all your plants in the fabulous five acres that come with this pretty property near Bridport. The grounds include private drive, one-bedroomed detached outbuilding, lake and paddock. Agents: Stags, Bridport, 01308 428000, www.stags.co.uk

8, Didworthy Park, South Devon £410,000

Why I love the su Agapanthus are beautiful summerflowering perennials that can add an exotic touch to your garden. Flowering stems mysteriously appear from bold clumps of strap like leaves during mid to late summer. The many individual flowers are grouped together at the top of a single stem and appear as a complete ball, called an inflorescence. These are ‘rounded’ ‘intermediate’ or ‘pendant’, according to variety or cultivar. The colour of these striking flowers ranges from pure white through pale blues to deep violet blue; there are even blue and white colours together. The size of the flower heads can vary greatly from the giant hybrids measuring 35cms across, and standing 1.5m high, to the dwarf types measuring 3.5cms across and only 30cms high. The long-lived blooms are excellent for cutting. Over the years agapanthus have been given interesting but often misleading common names including Lily of the Nile which is not exactly correct as it’s not a true lily and has its origins miles away from the banks of the Nile. African Lily is at least accurate in part, as agapanthus originate from South Africa. The name agapanthus comes from the Greek word agape, which means “love” and from anthos “flower”. Apparently original inhabitants of South Africa wear its dried roots as part of a ritual necklace. A bride who wears such a necklace is said to bear many children and new mums will continue to wear one after childbirth so that both mother and child will be happy and healthy. New-borns are known to be washed in an extract made from the flowers and it is said the roots have healing properties. Agapanthus have thick fleshy roots and a tuberous rootstock. They do not form a true root ball or tuber, but a tuberous structure. There are both deciduous and evergreen species, depending on their place of origin. If a species occurs in some wild location in South Africa that is dry in winter and where there is rainfall only in summer then the agapanthus will be deciduous. In other regions, where it rains throughout the year, it will be

Otter Nurseries plant guru Rose Clark reveals why she loves agapanthus evergreen. Cultivars too are either deciduous or evergreen. The deciduous species are considered to be the hardiest. I have both types growing happily in my garden. Agapanthus have been associated with large English country estates for centuries, usually treated as container plants which are put outside for

I love being able to grow these exoticlooking plants the summer to adorn either side of an entrance or courtyard and kept in the cool but dry orangery for the winter. Agapanthus praecox orientalis was introduced to Tresco Abbey gardens on the Isles of Scilly in 1856. It wasn’t long before they escaped and went native. Now they can be seen growing on the many sand dunes there, flourishing in almost pure sand and very little else. If you are growing agapanthus, they should be planted in full sun, in light, fertile and moisture-retentive but free-draining soil. Don’t plant them in shade as this will either prevent them from growing or they

will just produce loads of leaves but no flowers. Although larger clumps will tolerate drought, it’s important that when in active growth, prior to flowering, agapanthus should be well watered. After flowering reduce watering. Agapanthus make great subjects for pots. I would use a mix of John Innes no 3 compost with added sharp sand and multi-purpose compost. From late spring until the flowers begin to open, feed with a liquid fertiliser. I’ve always been fascinated by agapanthus and I become quite animated here at Otter Nurseries when our herbaceous plant grower Roz issues the new list of agapanthus for our retail areas. This year is no exception and already I been tempted by some delightful varieties. I love being able to grow these exotic looking plants, and as you can imagine I already have several different varieties in my garden, but I can always find a little slot for a few more. Agapanthus Queen Mum looks very impressive. The 1.2m stem carries a huge ball of large white trumpet shaped flowers with a delicate violet blue base. The leaves are thick and broad. Taw Valley has dark ink blue flowers with a darker blue stripe down the centre of each petal. It’s deciduous and hardy and grows to 80cms. I’m also intrigued by Emotion d’Ete, a compact variety with rich blue blooms which it produces continuously from June through to October. Gayle’s Lilac is an old favourite – a reliable evergreen agapanthus that produces very pretty pale violet almost white flowers with a violet midrib. It’ll reach 50cms high. You could also try Jack’s Blue, a tall variety with violet blue flowers. Purple Delight has an abundance of rich purple flowers and reaches 90cms in height. Inaperatus Sky has elegant flower spikes of pendulous sky blue flowers. When it comes to choosing companion planting, I think agapanthus look great with other border plants and will help create eye-catching displays. Try blue agapanthus with penstemons such as Hidcote Pink, or with the bright red crocosmia Lucifer and helenium Moerheim Beauty. The silver-grey foliage of lavandula and convolvulus cneorum look good with white-flowered agapanthus, too. Plant expert Rose Clark has worked at Otter Nurseries, the region’s leading garden centre chain, for more than 30 years. To find your nearest branch, visit www.otternurseries.co.uk or call 01404 815815.

This contemporary five-bedroomed house near South Brent has a private terrace overlooking the Dartmoor National Park, plus it shares spacious communal gardens. All the space, plus no need to mow the grass Agents: Marchand Petit, Totnes, 01803 847979, www.marchandpetit.co.uk

You can now see Westcountry Homes online Agapanthus will flourish in gardens and grows wild on the Isles of Scilly (opposite)

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Gardeners’ diary This week in your garden:

● Put nets on fruit cages over soft fruit.

● Continue to water hanging baskets and small containers every day.

● Lift bulbs which flowered in spring as their foliage dies away. Dry the bulbs well and check for damage before storing.

● Sow seeds of fast-maturing annuals, spring-flowering biennials including forget-me-nots and Brompton stocks, herbs and vegetables. ● Thin hardy annuals and vegetables sown in the open ground. ● Disbud border carnations for larger blooms. ● Cut back aubrieta and alyssum in the rock garden immediately after flowering.

● Plant out arum lilies (pictured) which have been flowering in the greenhouse, or stand the pots outdoors for their summer rest. ● If you didn't put slow-release feed granules with your container compost, apply a liquid feed on a weekly basis to flowering annuals in pots. ● Plant out young dahlias when all danger of frost has passed.

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How to propagate agapanthus What you need to do: From seed ● Agapanthus flowers set seed from which they can be easily grown. The seed should collected when the seed heads ripen during the autumn. ● Keep in a sealed container in a cool dry place. ● Sow the seed in John Innes seed compost with added perlite during the spring. ● Germinate at 16C, seedlings should begin to emerge after 3 weeks. ● Transfer into small pots when seedlings are large enough to handle and grow in a cool frost-free place.

● It will be a few years before they reach flowering size. Specificallynamed varieties will not come true from seed, but can yield some interesting variations. By division ● Agapanthus dislike frequent root disturbance, and older plants reestablish slowly, and the overcrowded clumps should be divided every four years. ● Lift the clumps and divide into three or four pieces by using two back-toback forks. ● Trim off any damaged roots. ● Plant the newly divided crowns 5cm below ground level.

Devon gem: Collepardo, Newton Abbot, Devon is a third of an acre garden laid out in series of interlinked colour-themed garden rooms (pictured) with more than 1,500 varieties of hardy plants, shrubs and trees. The gardens are open on Saturday June 21 to Sunday June 29 inclusive from 11am to 5pm through the National Gardens Scheme. Admission £3, children free. Home-made teas. Visit www.ngs.org.uk for more details.

Open garden: Church Farm near Radstock, Somerset is opening its gates on June 15 and June 18 through the National Gardens Scheme. Wrapped around an old farmhouse are two walled gardens planted in contemporary cottage style, roses and clematis on walls and perennials in borders. Look out for insect-friendly planting.Turners Court Lane, Binegar, Radstock, call 01749 841628 or visit www.beanacrebarn.co.uk

Rare plants: Six artists are displaying their work at RHS Rosemoor at Torrington, North Devon, until tomorrow (June 15). They depict the rare plants growing in the gardens for an exhibition organised by the University of Bristol. Call 01805 626800 or visit www.rhs.org.uk for details.

Father’s day: Glendurgan Garden, South Cornwall is holding a Father’s Day event on June 15, from 10.30am to 4.30pm, on its beach. There will be stone skimming contests, rockpool exploration and more. Call 01326 252020 or visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk for details. Normal admission charges apply.

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£1,200,000

An elegant period property situated on the outskirts of a sought-after village with permanent and holiday cottages Drawing Room, dining room, study, kitchen, utility, 4 bedrooms, shower room and bathroom. 3-bedroom cottage, beautiful 2 bedroom holiday cottage, large studio, garaging.

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POINT, SOUTH CORNWALL TR3

Guide Price £475,000

An attractive and beautifully presented detached 5 bedroom modern family residence constructed by Rosemullion Homes enjoying an elevated position with far reaching views over Truro City with convenient city centre location with countryside to rear. Kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, sitting room, study, 5 bedrooms (2 en-suites), family bathroom, cloakroom, utility room, garage, carport and additional parking space. Patio and lawned garden with views over open countryside. Available chain free. EPC rating C.

Guide Price £550,000

This modernized and extended bungalow offers contemporary and stylish open plan living within a short walk of the waters edge at Point. Open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite wet room), family bathroom, 2 garages and large drive with ample parking for boats/recreational vehicles. Lawns to three sides of the house with views of Restronguet Creek from the rear garden. Approved plans (PA10/07809) for a first floor addition to create a large reverse-level open plan sitting room with superb views. EPC rating E.

guide price £595,

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Prop Name PC00 guide price £595, 000

A 5 bedroom farmhouse with equestrian facilities in over 10acres of grounds and with superb views over the surrounding countryside to St Austell Bay. Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/diner, 5 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, stables, outbuildings, sand arena and grzing paddocks.

BEER, EAST DEVON EX12

SEATON, EAST DEVON EX12

Guide Price £995,000

A handsome Victorian residence with roomy & elegant accommodation & delightful Prop Name PC00 views over the village to the sea. Entrance lobby, hallway, drawing room with turret & guideroom price £595, 000 bay window. Dining room, kitchen/breakfast room & utility. 5 sitting with delightful bedrooms, en-suite & family bathroom. Garage, & and views to superb the sea. A 5 bedroom farmhouse with equestrian facilities in workshop, over 10acresgardens of grounds with views overRating the surrounding countryside to St Austell Bay. Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/diner, 5 EPC F. bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, stables, outbuildings, sand arena and grzing paddocks.

Truro Ofﬁce

01872 278 288

truro@chestertonhumberts.com

Guide Price £795,000

An imposing, detached Edwardian residence with beautifully presented & refurbished

Prop Name PC00 accommodation & just over 1/2 acre. Kichen/breakfast room, 3 reception rooms, guide price £595, conservatory, utility000 & cloakroom, 6 bedrooms, 4 bath/shower rooms, sitting room &

Double garage/outbuilding & facilities first floor Swimming pool poolsuperb room.views EPC Aattic. 5 bedroom farmhouse with equestrian in studio. over 10acres of grounds and&with over the E. surrounding countryside to St Austell Bay. Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/diner, 5 Rating bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, stables, outbuildings, sand arena and grzing paddocks.

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01404 42456

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Yealmpton

South Pool

Auction Guide £480,000

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Noss Mayo

£499,950

Yealmpton

Auction Guide £350,000

Salcombe

Auction Guide £350,000

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Auction Guide £435,000 £275,000

Newton Ferrers Woodleigh

AuctionGuide Guide£435,000 £215,000

Wembury Woodleigh

Auction Guide £245,000 £435,000

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AuctionGuide Guide£435,000 £10,000

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Newton Ferrers Ofﬁce 01752 872417

South Brent Ofﬁce 01364 646170

Totnes Ofﬁce 01803 869920

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WHITESTONE, £625,000

AYLESBEARE, £750,000

A stunning five bedroom detached house with delightful, panoramic countryside views as far as Dartmoor and the Exe Estuary, with a sweeping driveway with ample off road parking. The gorgeous gardens that surround the property have been painstakingly landscaped with a pleasant assortment of flower beds and shrubs, perfect for outside dining and entertaining.

A traditional thatched cob built farmhouse with five bedrooms and three reception rooms with scope for updating and extending and with a range of barns that may be suitable for development (subject to planning.) Owls Rattle is a delightful property brimming with original features which has been modified extensively creating a superb family home.

AYLESBEARE, £625,000

ASHLEY, £575,000

A substantial five bedroom detached farmhouse which offers spacious family living accommodation with three large A beautiful five bedroom detached 'Scandia-Hus' with stunning views , gardens and woodlands situated on the outskirts of Tiverton. This characterful reception rooms, including a large kitchen / family room whilst outside there is a large garden of around half an acre with a property was built in 1988 on the Western outskirts of Tiverton with spectacular views to compliment this unique house and surrounding woodlands. garage / workshop and plenty of parking, all set behind a gated entrance in this popular village setting. The layout of the property offers a very versatile way of living, with the possibility of creating a self contained annexe area if required.

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A substantial family estate and an enviable lifestyle opportunity all set in this highly sought after East Devon village. Country House l Four Bedrooms l Six Reception Rooms l 2 Bedroom Annexe l Set in up to 16 acres of grounds (depending on purchase requirements) l Gymnasium / Games Room l Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool l Hard Surface Tennis Court l 8.3 Acres of grounds around the house and 7.8 acres with stables (by separate negotiation.)

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INWARDLEIGH

ÂŁ699,000

A period farmhouse with panoramic rural views set in 6.5 acres with equestrian facilities and a highly successful bed & breakfast and holiday letting business. The accommodation comprises entrance and rear conservatories, entrance hall, dining room, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, office, 3 bedrooms (3 en-suite), attached barn with development potential and holiday apartment accommodation, all which would easily adapt to one substantial family home. Privacy at the property can be enjoyed from the large gardens which adjoin an area of woodland of about one-third of an acre and the excellent equestrian facilities include a stable yard with 5 stables, a 40m x 20m manege and 3 pasture fields, one of which includes a field shelter. There are also excellent poultry runs and a vegetable garden area. EPC Rating 53 Band E. Okehampton 01837 52371

DERRIFORD, PLYMOUTH

Guide ÂŁ949,000

Architect designed, contemporary villa, finished to an extraordinarily high standard, set within large and extremely private gardens within a prestigious avenue. Entrance Portico; Grand Hallway; Cloakroom/Shower Room; Office/Snug; Sitting Room; Dining Room; Luxury Kitchen/Breakfast Room; Utility Room; Plant Room; Galleried Landing; Master Bedroom with En-Suite Dressing Room, Balcony & En-Suite Bathroom; Guest Room with En-Suite Shower Room; Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room; Four Further Bedrooms; Jack And Jill En-Suite Shower Room; Large Luxury Principal Bathroom. Luxuriously Appointed Throughout; Multiple Parking; Large Sun Terrace; Double Glazing; Under Floor Heating; Large & Secluded Grounds to Front & Rear. Planning Permission for a double garage. EPC Rating 81 Band B. North Plymouth 01752 791333

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ÂŁ695,000

An idyllically situated and renovated Grade II Listed stone farmhouse set in approximately 5 acres of grounds with a paddock, woodland and formal gardens, enjoying attractive views over the beautiful gardens and field towards Morwelham Quay across the Tamar Valley towards Calstock. and just a short walk from the River Tamar. A large stone barn, which has planning consent for conversion into a 3 bedroom holiday let, provides a great opportunity for the new purchasers to finish the conversion and generate a useful income and a further stone barn/ workshop, which may have once been a mill, also provides potential for conversion subject to planning consent.Tavistock 01822 612345

NR. KINGSBRIDGE

ÂŁ850,000

A beautifully appointed detached property set within idyllic South Hams countryside with spacious living accommodation, four bedrooms with three ensuite rooms. Furthermore a separate two double bedroomed cottage providing substantial income potential, plus further annexe studio with separate kitchen and bathroom within an attractive Linhey barn with garaging for two cars. The property is set within stunning landscaped gardens with additional one acre paddock adjacent with further stone barn, greenhouse and kitchen garden. EPC Rating 34 Band F. Kingsbridge 01548 857879

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The impressive equestrian facilities at California Farm, South Devon, include a block of 11 stables, 14 acres and an indoor school

What to look for in your perfect equestrian property What makes the perfect equestrian property? The answer is that it depends on whom you’re asking, says Piers Whiting of Luscombe Maye’s Equestrian Department For people new to the horse world and simply wanting to keep a pony for their children, any property with a small paddock could fit the bill when it comes to house-hunting. Other horsey types may be much more specific in their requirements – I often find that eventers, show jumpers, keen Pony Club types and those who’ve just had enough of keeping animals at livery are frequently more interested in the land and stabling available at a property than the house itself. Some people may want an equestrian property which provides an income, such as a livery business or a professional yard. The location of the property will be important. Consider how good the riding is locally, how safe the hacking is, and road access. Anyone who is competing will need good road communications if they have to travel some distance with a horse box or with a trailer.

While properties within 15 minutes of the A38 along narrow lanes may suit those with a fourwheel-drive and a trailer, those with an HGV horse lorry may be happy just to have easy access to the nearest A road. Here at Luscombe Maye in South Devon we have some wonderful equestrian properties on sale right now. Three and a half miles from the A38 is California Farm, near Modbury. It has 14 acres of paddocks and impressive equestrian facilities. These include a 90ft x 49ft indoor school with electric lighting, a 130ft x 65ft outdoor manege, a block of 11 stables, tack room and plenty of feed storage in several buildings. The land comprises three fields divided into ten paddocks with post and rail fencing, each with its own water supply. The four-bedroom California Farmhouse is a superb family home overlooking its land and with far-

While it hasn’t been used as an equestrian property, Penhurst which has almost six acres of pastureland, would be more than suitable

reaching views of the South Hams and Dartmoor. Another potential equestrian property is Penhurst, near Totnes. While it hasn’t been used as an equestrian property in the past, it comes with almost six acres of pastureland and would be more than suitable. Situated between Staverton and

Landscove, it is in a simply beautiful part of South Devon. The land has a gate access on to the lane and it’s just over three miles from the A38 at Ashburton. Penhurst has a spectacular garden and is a haven for wildlife. Luscombe Maye’s equestrian department is currently asking £895,000 for California Farm property. Pen-

hurst is on the market at £700,000. Further details visit www.luscombemaye.com/equestrian or call Luscombe Maye, Totnes or Modbury 01803 869920).

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Denbury, Devon

Guide Price ÂŁ1,295,000

Unique, rural property with paddocks, stables and zero power running costs and the flexibility for rental income. 5 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, 1 bed self-contained annex, outbuildings and stabling. In all about 4.5 acres of gardens and grounds and about 5.3 acres of equestrian paddocks. Up to an additional 61 acres of further grazing land is available by separate negotiation. EPC rating D KnightFrank.co.uk/Exeter christopher.bailey@knightfrank.com

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30 equestrian Equestrian homes on sale Near Looe, Cornwall £1.25 million

Portlooe Barton Farm comes with a seven-stable American barn, tack room, lorry port, outdoor manege and 14 acres of paddocks. The swish five-bed house is pretty nice too and there’s a one-bed cottage as well. Agents: Knight Frank, Exeter, 01392 423111, www.knightfrank.co.uk

West Hill, East Devon £1.89 million

This newly-built Grand Design property near Honiton is an easy drive from the leading equestrian centre at Bicton. Called Mount Houlditch Farm, it comes with 30 acres of pasture and woodland. Agents: Wilkinson Grant, Exeter, 01392 427500, www.wilkinsongrant.co.uk

Near St Austell, Cornwall £560,000

Trembear is a traditional Cornish property with 19 acres of land and lots of outbuildings, tucked away on the outskirts of St Austell in South East Cornwall. Agents: Stags, Truro, 01872 264488, www.stags.co.uk

Ten tips if you’re When buying an equestrian property, there are issues that you can alter and improve, but others which cannot be changed. Here are my top ten tips for consideration when you are hunting for a horsey home. These can be split into two groups. The first five important points to consider are those that cannot be changed and are beyond your control, so are more important to the initial search. The second five points are issues which can be altered once you own the property – but may be costly, so you need to give them plenty of thought. Take all these issues into account and you will end up with the perfect equestrian home for you. Fixed elements 1. Location Location is everything, and once purchased, if it proves to be wrong it is an expensive exercise to sell up and move elsewhere. You need to consider what your priorities are. Do you need access to good bridleways and open moorland to ride out? If so, do not compromise on a property which requires hacking on narrow parish roads for half an hour before reaching your objective, particularly if you expect to take children on leading reins, and the dogs. Are there members of the family who do not ride? They need to be considered too – it’s no good living out in the wilds if they aren’t happy too. Are you close enough to activities they will appreciate like beaches, swimming pools, rugby clubs, or a golf course? 2. Access Away from the motorways and main roads, the Westcountry has a vast network of single carriageway roads, often with high banks, hedges and walls. A 4x4 car with trailer copes quite well with minor roads, but big horse boxes struggle to move quickly. So if you are often travelling to events and competitions, the proximity of the main arterial roads – the M5, the A30 and the A38 – will be very important. An hour at the beginning of the day on narrow roads means an extra early start, and doubles up on the

James Green of Stags Equestrian Department offers advice on selecting the right property return journey when you are tired. This can all be avoided by buying a property with ease of access in mind from the outset. 3. Soil type If horses are to be turned out on a regular basis, particularly in the winter, then consider the soil type. Don’t be frightened by sloping land, horses can cope with it and water

Access, wide gates, space to turn round, ground contours all need thinking about runs off it! If you intend to make improvements to facilities at the property then drainage and soakaways will need to reflect the land and cost will vary according to conditions under foot. 4. Transaction costs Often an overlooked item when buying all properties. Solicitor fees,

surveyor fees, Land Registry and searches all add up, but are a minor cost when compared with Stamp Duty Land Tax. Most equestrian properties with a number of acres are over £500,000 today, yielding an extra tax to government of at least £20,000. (SDLT is 4% on property purchases between £500,000 and £1m) 5. Rainfall Remember annual rainfall in the Westcountry can vary from over 70 inches per annum at Simonsbath on Exmoor to 30 inches per annum on the south coast of Devon. An important point to remember if outwintering stock. Variable elements 1. The dwelling A house or bungalow can, at the extreme, be knocked down and something to your own choice built to replace it. But generally if the accommodation lacks space a carefully designed extension covers most options. Remember planning consent will be needed for anything sizeable, and restrictions in the National Parks may be a constraint. Always take advice from an architect or planning consultant before buying if the dwelling is not going to be adequate for your purposes. 2. Stabling An essential item for any equestrian property. Depending on your intended use and number of horses a row of timber stables is the basis of

Whatever your budget, there are wonderful places in the Westcountry to suit all types of equestrian buyer, whether you want to keep a child’s pony or compete at high level

any property. Increasingly the use of American barns is the next level up and has many benefits, not only for horses but also for those looking after them. Working in a warmer and better environment with facilities all under one roof is comforting, especially in the higher rainfall areas. Planning consent will be required but with most local authorities is not an issue, provided there is no intended commercial use, such as for liveries, studs etc. 3. Other facilities Again this will depend on what your personal requirements are, and the space you have available. We often find properties that have installed an all weather arena, some of which double up as ‘winter turn out ‘. Hay/ straw barns, horse walkers, and somewhere to park the lorry under cover need to be thought about. Access, wide gates, space to turn round, ground contours all need thinking about if you intend to add these facilities, again planning consent will be required. If acreage allows, then an all weather gallop or cross country course can be a benefit for serious competitors. 4. Acreage Land is in high demand at the moment and has been a wonderful investment over the past 30 years. So buy as much as you can, if it is available. As Mark Twain said years ago, ‘buy land now, they don’t make it anymore‘ and I believe you will never regret having more acreage. It gives you a chance to rotate and rest the fields, assisting with worm control. Complementary grazing of

sheep and horses keeps pastures vitalised and in better condition. Expect to pay at least £10,000 an acre these days. 5. Your budget Work out what your total budget is, not only for the property purchase but also for your intended changes to make it the home of your dreams. Factor in purchasing costs such as stamp duty, solicitor fees, surveys and removals. Plan out the investment in repairs and improvements, perhaps over a particular time scale, and take advice on likely costs. Then add 25% as a contingency as unforeseen issues will arise. If you are borrowing ensure your broker is fully informed of your financial position, to establish how much you are likely to be able to borrow. Mortgages are much harder to obtain these days than you might think and the whole process is much slower. Then you can concentrate your search on properties that you can afford. Good luck. There are wonderful places in the Westcountry to suit all types of equestrian buyer. Have a good look round but remember the core issues of location and access, which are the key points and most expensive to correct. For more details, contact Stags Equestrian Department on 01935 475000, or visit www.stags.co.uk

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Beaworthy

Guide £1,100,000

Lustleigh

Guide £1,650,000

A superb Grade II Listed Devon longhouse with glorious views

An historic Grade II Listed house within the Dartmoor National Park

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About 43.61 acres

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Durleigh

Offers in Excess £700,000 (Lot 1)

North Bovey

Guide £1,000,000

A detached farmhouse with flexible accommodation

A superbly restored farmhouse in The Dartmoor National Park

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About 11 acres

EPC rating: F

About 59.94 acres

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Offers in Excess of £1,500,000 (Lot 1) In all bout 97.31 acres (39.36 hectares)

Guide £1,395,000 About 49 acres (19.82 hectares)

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Beaford

Guide Price : £295,000

Guide Price £375,000

A most attractive Residential Smallholding enjoying a superb south facing rural position comprising a character Grade II listed farmhouse (3/4 beds), together with a detached two bedroomed holiday cottage, large gardens, orchard area, wildlife pond, adaptable range of outbuildings and the adjoining productive pasture land. In all about 12.54 Acres. EPC : E & G South Molton Office: 01769 574500 Fast Find : STM140024

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A beautifully situated Residential holding set within the seclusion of its surrounding land and enjoying outstanding views across the Exe Valley. Historic, non-listed character farmhouse (5 beds) with potential for further enhancement, together with a self contained flat (3 beds), detached 3 bed Holiday cottage and adaptable modern outbuildings. Productive pasture land with amenity & sporting appeal. As a whole or in up to 3 Lots. Tiverton Office: 01884 243000 Fast Find : TIV140073

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Black Dog, Nr Witheridge

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Butterleigh

A most attractive Residential/Equestrian Smallholding comprising a character three bedroomed traditional cottage occupying a delightful rural position with lovely gardens, parking, stabling, all weather yard and pasture paddocks. In all about 1.80 Acres. EPC : E South Molton Office: 01769 574500 Fast Find : STM130222

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A versatile property affording comfortable living accommodation, together with an attached annexe, an extensive range of former farm buildings and adjoining pasture, the whole affording considerable amenity, small holding and equestrian appeal. In all about 6.47 acres (a further 3.42 acres available by separate negotiation). EPC - G. Honiton Office 01404 46222 Fast Find : HON140140

A versatile residential holding set within the Exe Valley and offering additional income streams. An attractive farmhouse (3/4 beds) occupying a private position within the seclusion of its own land, together with two Holiday cottages(1 bed each). Productive organic pasture land and amenity woodland including a former lime quarry providing a diverse habitat for flora & fauna : EPC Band D (Farmhouse) Tiverton Office: 01884 243000 Fast Find : TIV140135

Bampton

Guide Price : £699,500

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An attractive and spacious attached country residence, affording accommodation extending to 4130 square feet and occupying a superb hamlet style rural position with open views over its own land and the Axe Valley beyond. Annexe providing an additional income source or further accommodation, pasture and amenity land, the whole affording considerable agricultural, amenity, conservation and equestrian appeal. In all extends to about 66.32 Acres (26.84 Hectares) Honiton Office 01404 46222 Fast Find : HON140020

Payhembury

Guide Price : £785,000

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An adaptable residential holding, separate cottage and adaptable buildings suitable for a variety of smallholding, equestrian or commercial use. Pasture and amenity land with river frontage. Available as a whole or in 3 lots. House EPC : E. Tiverton Office: 01884 243000 Fast Find : TIV130178

SATURDAY JUNE 14 2014 The Grange Equestrian Centre has the potential to become the largest business of its kind in the South West. The complex, which is being sold in various lots, includes a sixbedroom house, competition equestrian centre with a large indoor school with seating for 500 people and crosscountry course

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Great business opportunities Oliver Custance-Baker, of Strutt & Parker, Exeter looks at two equestrian businesses on the market Recently launched to the open market by Strutt & Parker in Exeter are two superb equestrian properties called Golland Farm and The Grange Equestrian Centre. Both offer potential purchasers the opportunity to run their own equestrian businesses. Each of these properties is already used to house successful yards, a rarity in this current market. Golland Farm near Umberleigh in rural North Devon is home to Aegrus Equestrian, a firm which brings on youngsters from proven bloodlines and produces them to sell as future competition prospects. Combined with this, the current owner of Aegrus Equestrian has worked for the British Equestrian Federation World Class Programme and as the Team GB paradressage physiotherapist at the Beijing 2008 Paralympics, World Equestrian Games Kentucky 2010 and London 2012 Paralympics. Golland Farm has a three-bedroom farmhouse, which has been completely renovated over recent years, set in 50 acres. There are also four cottages which could be used as holiday accommodation. The equestrian facilities include a 25 x 55m all-weather arena, a five-horse walker and stabling for ten horses. In addition, there is planning per-

mission for a further large U-shaped stable block to incorporate nine loose boxes, wash box, tack room, and kennels, all for a guide price of £1.395 million. The Grange Equestrian Centre near Okehampton has a guide price of excess of £1.5 million for Lot 1. This consists of a six-bedroom house, groom’s annexe and 38.5 acres. Accessed off a separate driveway is

Each of these properties is already used to house successful yards the competition equestrian centre with a large indoor school of 60m x 25m, with seating for 500 people, an adjoining covered 35m x 35m warm up area, a 60m x 60m outside school, a further outside school, saddlery, lecture room and six-bay horse walker. There is also parking for about 500 cars. These arenas are serviced by 50

Golland Farm has a three-bedroom farmhouse, 50 acres, four cottages, all-weather arena, five-horse walker and stabling for ten horses stables laid out in a courtyard style. The Grange Equestrian Centre also has a cross-country course which was designed for varying standards of affiliated national competitions. The course covers most of the land, where there are permanent cross country jumps and two large Hickstead Banks, as well as an excellent water jump. With an additional 58.8 acres available off a guide of excess of £400,000, this could be integrated even more into the main centre making it probably the largest competition equestrian centre in the South West For more details contact Strutt & Parker, Exeter on 01392 215631 or visit www.struttandparker.com

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Guide £895,000

A spacious and beautifully presented 4 bedroom characterful property with approximately 14 acres of land well equipped with exceptional equestrian facilities to include stable block for 11, store/tack room, hay store, indoor sand school, menage, storage barn and linhay barn. EPC D.

A wonderful opportunity to acquire a period five bedroom detached farmhouse, a three bedroom detached stone cottage plus various outbuildings set in about 13 acres of magnificent gardens, orchards and pasture land. Lankwells is ideally suited as an equestrian small holding or a large family home with additional letting accommodation. EPC E.

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Staverton

Guide £700,000

£950,000

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Brixton

£675,000

Broadhempston

£650,000

A secluded country retreat in a favoured location, needing updating, and well positioned in just under seven acres with a separate agricultural access. EPC F. Equestrian Homes 01803 869920

Beautiful and immaculately presented 5 bed detached house set in magnificent grounds including stables, paddock and sand school. Extensive modernisation work carried out throughout the years to the highest standard. EPC D. Equestrian Homes 01752 880044

Adaptable 6 bed country property with annex in a lovely setting close to a popular and thriving village and in excellent riding country. Double garage, gardens. 2-acre paddock and stables separately available. EPC E, Equestrian Homes 01803 869920

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Filham, Ivybridge

Kingston

Guide £495,000

In an idyllic rural setting, a detached 6 bed family house with adaptable accommodation including an annex and with extensive gardens, grounds and outbuildings. 2.73 acre paddock with streams. 3.54 acres in all. EPC E. Equestrian Homes 01803 869920

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First time on market for 40 years. Grade II Listed former farmhouse would benefit from modernisation and updating. 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 receptions. Outbuildings, stabling and barn, large south facing gardens. Equestrian Homes 01364 646170

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OPEN HOUSE Saturday, 28th June 10am - 1pm . Delightful 3 bed detached, characterful cottage beautifully presented throughout offering a detached annexe and 2.6 acre paddock with stables. Garage and parking. EPC D. Equestrian Homes 01548 830831

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Whitestone - ÂŁ760,000 One of the grandest houses in Chudleigh. A former Edwardian Gentlemans 6 bedroom Residence, the house has impressive but comfortable proportions. It has views from all principle rooms and most bedrooms and the gardens have views from the terrace. EER 'F'.

A substantial period 5 bedroom farmhouse with attached unconverted barn, annexe potential and a superb kitchen / dining room fitted in 2013. Set in approx. 0.5 acre of garden and 4 acres of grounds. A peaceful setting just 4 miles west of Exeter. EER 'E'.

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Near Broadclyst - ÂŁ350,000 A superb and well appointed executive style detached house within a cul-de-sac setting close to the village centre. Comprising spacious reception rooms, luxury kitchen, conservatory, office/utility, 4 bedrooms (master ensuite), studio, integral double garage and driveway parking. EER 'D'.

A charming Grade II Listed detached thatched property set in a rural location, yet conveniently located to Exeter, with lovely gardens and paddock. Many character features. 2 reception rooms, potential 3rd reception, bespoke kitchen and large utility/store. 3 bedrooms and lovely rural views.

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A fine country house set in approaching 7 acres of immaculate lawned gardens and paddocks with stables and croquet lawn in the beautiful Teign Valley just 10 miles from the City. Offering 5 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, 3 separate reception rooms, farmhouse kitchen / breakfast room with Aga. With many original features and tremendous scope to extend. EER 'F'.

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NEAR DARTMOUTH

A substantial residence set in approximately 2 acres of grounds with stream fed lake - 3 reception rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 ensuite plus a 2 bedroom annexe. Indoor swimming pool, extensive parking and garage. EPC Rating D. £995,000

Web Ref: 77712

Dartmouth Office

CHURSTON FERRERS

A 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom attached property located in the corner of a charming development with extensive gardens and grounds, summer house and terraces, parking, double garage and paddock. EPC Rating D. Guide Price £595,000

Web Ref: 79890

Dartmouth

01803 839190

Kingsbridge

01548 857588

Totnes Office

Millbrook

01752 829000

UGBOROUGH

A superb, immaculately presented 4 bedroom detached home set within fabulous gardens with garaging and studio/office in the popular village of Ugborough. EPC Rating C.

Guide Price £825,000

Web Ref: 78982

Modbury Office

WOODLEIGH

An exquisite 4 bedroom detached barn conversion finished to the highest standard, with access to 80 acres of communal grounds including private fishing rights on the River Avon and use of a magnificent spa, indoor pool and outdoor tennis court. Added benefit of a detached annexe. EPC Rating C. Web Ref: 78133 Excess of £700,000 Kingsbridge Office

Modbury

01548 831163

Newton Ferrers 01752 873311

Salcombe

01548 844473

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EAST PORTLEMOUTH, SALCOMBE A charming Arts and Crafts house occupying one of the country's finest coastal positions. Enjoying breathtaking 180 degree panoramic estuary views, The Spinney stands in the centre of delightful, secluded landscaped gardens and benefits from planning permission to significantly extend. Accommodation includes 3 reception rooms and study, 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Garaging, workshop, storerooms and summerhouse. In all about 0.78 acres. EPC Rating F. Joint agent Knight Frank, Exeter 01392 423111.

Guide Price ÂŁ2,500,000

Torpoint

01752 815222

Web Ref: 78973

Totnes

01803 847979

London

0870 112 7099

Lettings

01548 855599

Country House 01548 857588

New Homes

01548 857588

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Milton Abbot

ÂŁ499,950

Found in a fantastic peaceful rural position is this unique 3 bedroom country property with no neighbours and fantastic generous gardens surrounding. This former Duke of Bedford property boasts 2 reception rooms and well presented accommodation whilst retaining much of its character with a separate annex offering potential for dependent relatives. The approach via a scenic entrance through woodland adding to the sense of drama as you reach the property and there are a range of amenities available in the thriving market town of Tavistock. EPC-D

86/87 West Street, Tavistock, Devon PL19 8AQ 01822 618833

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Bray Shop

OIRO £325,000

4 bedroom slate hung character cottage boasting a wealth of features including stone fireplaces, beamed ceilings and flagstone slate floors. The internal accommodation includes 3 reception rooms which are all generous in size and offering potential as a well proportioned family home. Externally there is a pleasant lawned garden at the rear, double garage and off-road parking. EPC-To follow.

Yeolmbridge

£235,000

A pretty thatched semi detached cottage with spacious extended ground floor accommodation and 2 double bedrooms situated in a peaceful and attractive village setting. Attractive generous gardens approx. 100' long and off street parking for 2 cars. Grade 2 listed and character features including slate floors, beamed ceilings, ancient mullion feature window, vaulted bedroom with exposed A frame. EPC-N/A

86/87 West Street, Tavistock, Devon PL19 8AQ 01822 618833

Broadwoodwidger

£379,950

Lawhitton

£429,950

A pretty detached thatched country cottage enjoying uninterrupted panoramic views as far as Brentor from some rooms and set in beautiful secluded cottage gardens of approximately 0.3 acre. Offering 3 good sized bedrooms and a fabulous conservatory and with a wealth of character features including most noteworthy the cloam oven, exposed beams, stone staircase and bible hole. EPC-E

Set in a fabulous plot of approximately 2.5 acres and enjoying the most amazing far reaching views, this really well presented detached bungalow provides spacious accommodation. Hall, cloakroom, 2 reception rooms, lovely kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms ( one en suite). Ample parking and space for garage subj to planning, caravan/mobile home subj to planning on use and useful outbuilding. EPC-E

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44 Homes with holiday letting potential selected by Gill Nicholls of Helpful Holidays Saxon Cottage, West Lulworth, Dorset, £495,000

This immaculate cottage in a pretty village is only ½ mile from Lulworth Cove and the glorious Dorset coast path. Easy access from London makes this a good short-break area. I anticipate it could achieve £16,000 to £20,000 over a 25 to 35 week season. Agents: Savills, Wimborne, 01202 856800, www.savills.com

Stone Cottage, Shipton Gorge, Dorset, £375,000

Just round the corner from the local inn, this is a neat, detached cottage with gorgeous views. It offers a quiet retreat with easy access to Dorset’s pretty coastline. I estimate an income of £12,000 to £14,000 over a 25 to 30 week season. Agents: Stags, Bridport, 01308 428000, www.stags.co.uk

Penn Cottage, Lerryn, Cornwall, £475,000

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Stroke of genius f Gillian Molesworth finds some Westcountry businesses which have added an extra string to their bow If you have a special interest or a hobby, have you considered incorporating it into your holiday-let business? It could be the extra selling point that attracts visitors to your property. Many self-catering and B&B businesses in Devon and Cornwall offer retreats or holidays, often working together with other professionals to do classes or lectures. An added bonus is that you end up with visitors who are interested in the same things you are. More than a decade ago, Janet Cant set up an artist’s retreat at her property, Caradoc of Tregardock at Treligga near Delabole, in North Cornwall. Painters loved going to classes in the large, bright studio at the property – and, of course, nothing beats the dramatic coastline for inspiration both visual and spiritual. “We originally started doing the artists’ retreats,” said Janet, whose high-spec accommodation attracted well-known artists and teachers like Chris Forsey. “They would run the workshops and classes, and we would provide the studio and the rooms. It worked very well, and several of them came back every year. “My son Hugo, who now runs the business, is a chef, so we were able to do the catering as well.” About a decade ago, the Cants decided to tap into a new market: yoga. They took a stand at a London trade fair, and strutted their stuff before yoga specialists and instructors. Before long Caradoc at Tregardock was offering yoga retreats alongside its other business. “Again, we have the venue and they bring the classes,” said Janet. “We have a group from Oxford that comes down twice a year. They use the studio for classes. Sometimes we do the food, sometimes they bring their

cook – a lot of them are vegetarian. “We can sleep about 18, with more in the farmhouse if need be. “They have different types of retreats. The last lot we had did lots of meditation and they didn’t speak all week.” Andrew Blake is a fitness specialist in Croyde in North Devon. His com-

The buildings that used to house the cattle are a concert hall and rehearsal rooms pany, Bay Fitness, runs various different types of classes, into which he incorporates the beautiful sea and coastline. Last year, he started offering “reboot” retreats for people who wanted to get in shape, and also team-building exercises. “I’ve done a few different ones,” said Andrew. “For the weekend retreats, there will be maybe a sunrise yoga session, breakfast, surfing, and then physical therapy and a bit of sports massage, whatever they want. “I’ve done team building as well – there was an NHS group that came from London, and also I did one for a Wales hockey team. That was good fun – we had 22 blokes camping in a

In a pretty creek-side location near the village pub and shop, this semi-detached cottage could benefit from updating and creation of off-road parking, but would appeal to walkers and romantics. It could achieve £15,000 to £18,000 over a 25 to 30 week season. Agents: Fowey River, Fowey, 01726 833000, www.foweyriver.co.uk ■ The estimated income figures above are net of agency fees and VAT, but not running costs. For more advice on buying holiday let property, call 01647 434071 or visit www.helpfulholidays.co.uk’

Getting fit on Croyde beach are Andrew Blake, left, of Bay Fitness and members of his class

local field. “For the retreats, we put them up at my parents’ B&B in Croyde. For meals we did a partnership with the Blue Groove and the Kings Arms, so we ate there for meals. “It worked quite well. My mum found it a bit stressful the first time, but she’s a bit of a perfectionist.” Andrew said that the three-day retreats cost around £500 for food, board and activities. Minstrels Music Centre is in Canworthy Water in North East Cornwall. World-class musicians flock to this special spot in the countryside, which was a phoenix risen from the ashes of the Foot and Mouth epidemic.

Ask the experts Your holiday let questions answered Q. What safety measures should I consider to help guests escape safely from a fire in my holiday cottage? â&#x20AC;&#x201C; RA, Launceston A. Bev Plunkett, property manager for Helpful Holidays, says:

Well-known artists and teachers, such as Chris Forsey, who paints the evocative picture of the Westcoutry, such as the one of Port Isaac, left, ran courses at Caradoc of Tregardock

The farm belongs to the Jones family, who had a dairy farm for years until their entire herd had to be culled when they contracted Foot and Mouth. Owners Raymond and Veronica Jones were both passionate musicians. Faced with a life crossroads, they decided not to rebuild the herd, but instead to convert their farm into something completely different. Now the buildings that used to house and milk the cattle are a concert hall and rehearsal rooms. Their daughter, Penny Barclay, has joined the business with her husband Andrew. Minstrels also has self-catering accommodation where musicians can visit and practice, or come down on musical retreats taught by specialists in their field. Now this out-of-the-way venue is a musical hotspot, with regular concerts both by local groups and visiting artists. Minstrels also host official exams for young musicians working their way up the grades.

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As part of the obligatory Fire Risk Assessment, you need to consider how each room could be evacuated if a fire was blocking the usual exit, remembering guests may be frail or young. If your cottage has more than one floor above ground level, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s worth considering escape ladders, although an external fire escape is not a specific requirement. Look at the exterior of your cottage too; for example, storing flammable material, such as rubbish, near an escape route could be hazardous. If window sills are lower than 60cm the windows should have catches to prevent children falling out, but these must be detachable, and keys for window locks kept next to the windows. External doors should be easy to unlock, preferably with a Yale catch. Guidance on means of escape for people with disabilities is available from www.communities.gov.uk/ firesafety. If emergency escape from a room is difficult, assess how the area can be protected from fire and smoke for up to 30 minutes until the Fire Service arrives; well-fitting, solid timber doors are helpful. Your information folder should include details of what to do if the alarms go off and escape routes. Although extinguishers on each floor are recommended, guests should be advised not to tackle fires except small ones.

Q. My cleaner is unwilling to wash towels as well as bed linen. Are holidaymakers happy to provide their own? â&#x20AC;&#x201C; TBN, Fowey A. Melanie Cassidy, property manager for Helpful Holidays, says:

We find holidaymakers prefer not to have to provide their own towels and dislike additional charges for such â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;extrasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, so we recommend providing at least one bath sheet and one hand towel per person free of charge. However, you shouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be expected to provide beach or pool towels. Instead of asking your cleaner to help, you may find your town or village has a laundry which will wash towels, especially if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re in an area well populated by holiday homes (for example, see www.3sheets2thewind.co.uk in Kingsbridge). Often, clean linen/ towels can be delivered to the holiday cottage on changeover day or even to your cleaner at home during the week. If storing spare linen/towels at the cottage, we recommend itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kept in a locked cupboard.

Q. Should I buy feather or synthetic bedding for my holiday cottage? â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MH, Ilfracombe A. Gaby Wakley, property manager for Helpful Holidays, says: We recommend two sets of pillows, one feather and the other synthetic, in case your guests have allergies. You should allow two pillows per person, together with protectors which will extend the life of the pillows. Duvets with a synthetic filling are preferable to feather ones as they can be used by everyone, and select good quality duvets which are more comfortable and will last longer. Summer and winter weight duvets will be needed, and checked at every changeover and cleaned as necessary or replaced. To make changeovers easier we suggest you have three sets of linen for each bed: one set on the bed, one in the wash and one as a spare. High quality bedding lasts longer and we recommend white which suits any decor and can be washed hot. If you have a question for our holiday home experts, please send it via email to: wmnproperty@ westernmorningnews.co.uk

World-class musicians flock to Minstrels Music Centre in Canworthy Water So, there are some examples. It could be you sharing what you love, be it lectures, quizzes or Celtic dancing. The skyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the limit.

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£450,000 Rilla Mill

Well appointed three en-suite bedroom dormer bungalow with stunning panoramic views over the North Cornish coastline and the Atlantic Ocean.

£325,000 Boscastle

An impressive and charming detached country house nestled in the heart of the much sought after village of Rilla Mill.

£500,000

A superb detached bungalow with spectacular panoramic views over the surrounding countryside and out towards the North Cornish coastline.

• Generous living accommodation with separate self contained apartment • Four reception rooms and four to five bedrooms • 4 bedrooms (3 en-suite), sitting room and sun room • Large gardens and off road parking with double garage • Original features such as slate flagstone flooring, ceiling beams and granite fireplaces. • Outbuildings, barns & garage with 8 acres of grounds • Potential for income generation. EPC Rating D. • Extensive gardens with views across the valley & off road parking for up to 5 cars. EPC Rating F • Fantastic formal gardens. EPC Rating D. Liskeard 01579 345543 liskeard@kivells.com

Bude 01288 359999 bude@kivells.com

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Holsworthy

£389,000 Launceston

£425,000 Callington

£295,000

A delightful character four bedroom traditional cottage set within two acres of grounds.

Last two remaining 3 and 5 bedroom detached properties forming part of an exclusive development of seven elegant and superbly designed homes, extremely energy efficient with low running costs.

Located on outskirts of Callington with open southerly views an 8 acre smallholding with 2 x 2 bedroom detached Park Homes.

• Quiet location with easy access to the market town • Sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room • Double garage, garden store and shed. EPC Rating E.

• OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 21 JUNE 10.30 am to 12.30 pm - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY • All welcome to view the exceptional quality of the last two remaining properties.. • Set in a sought after location on the Cornwall / Devon border

• Planning for full residential occupation. Ideal for a degree of self sufficiency • Gated parking/yard area with 500 sq ft garage and buildings • Oil and electric heating.

Holsworthy 01409 253888 holsworthy@kivells.com

Launceston 01566 777777 launceston@kivells.com

Callington 01579 384321 callington@kivells.com

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£389,950 Tamar Valley

£500,000 Altarnun

£385,000

An attractive detached character property with 3 bedrooms and an additional guest suite with separate bathroom, quietly located in a rural setting a short distance from the popular village of Dobwalls.

An historic riverside four bedroom property in approx 6.5 acres in the beautiful Tamar valley with an abundance of wildlife.

• Occupies a generous plot of approximately 1 acre of stunning landscaped gardens with outbuildings • A two storey detached barn great potential for conversion, subject to planning consents • Large driveway with ample off road parking. EPC Rating D.

• Two receptions, three bathrooms on three levels • Approx. 2 acres of gardens and pasture paddocks • Detached studio. Suitable for high degree of self-sufficiency • Detached studio building with plumbing, electricity and LPG gas central heating • Garden, woods, paddock, buildings and derelict dwelling. EPC Rating E. • Private driveway, turning and parking for several vehicles. EPC Rating D.

Liskeard 01579 345543 liskeard@kivells.com

Callington 01579 384321 callington@kivells.com

Individual three bedroom detached bungalow set in rural location with easy riding out to the open spaces of Bodmin Moor. Potential for further development (STP)

Launceston 01566 777777 launceston@kivells.com

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Charnwood is a contemporary property comprising a blend of oak, slate, glass and a curved roof in Sanofil to create a unique living space. Master suite with it's own stair case, Ensuite bathroom and private mezzanine living space, 5 large bedrooms in total, Open plan living space, 4 bathrooms (two wet rooms, two ensuites), Two story glazed wall to dining area, 14' (4.27M) glazed sliding doors, Concealed sliding partition doors to lounge and dining area, Sought after Rock address, Large rear garden, Large parking bay (6+ Cars), Detached tandem double garage/boat store. EPC Band C.

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Magnificent Grade II listed detached residence located in an elevated position in arguably one of the most sought after locations in Padstow's old town enjoying far reaching views to the Camel Estuary. Accommodation includes attractive Reception Room with wood flooring and impressive fireplace, Kitchen / Dining Room and Shower Room. At first floor level there are three Bedrooms, the Master Bedroom boasts stunning views across the town to the Camel Estuary and benefits from an impressive En-suite Bathroom. The further two Bedrooms share an En-suite Shower facility which benefits from dual access. To the rear is a delightful cottage style walled garden with patio and lawned area which boasts stunning views over the town to the Camel Estuary and Rock beyond. EPC Rating: E

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PINHOE

A stylish ground floor apartment presented to an exceptional standard and situated in an exclusive development set in ten acres of surrounding landscaped grounds together with extensive leisure facilities. The accommodation briefly comprises: multi-aspect living room with countryside views, integrated kitchen with an extensive range of units, two double bedrooms (both en-suite). EPC Rating C.

£250,000

Contact: 01392 349349

£650,000

Contact: 01297 22224

A unique opportunity to purchase this substantial Topsham property, situated in a delightful road close to the Estuary. The property forms a large three storey dwelling with adjoining 'Net Loft' or annexe with the potential for seperate self contained accommodation. The accommodation briefly comprises: a delightful sitting room enjoying an outlook over the rear garden, dining room with attractive exposed floorboards, kitchen, cloakroom/ W.C., 3 double bedrooms plus attic room, net loft/adjoining cottage, delightful rear garden. EPC rating C.

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An exceptionally, stunning duplex property in the grounds of a small country estate sharing 10 acres of gardens with indoor & outdoor leisure facilities. Accommodation briefly comprises: multi-aspect living room with countryside views, two spacious double bedrooms with en-suite facility to main bedroom and further bathroom, balcony to both bedrooms, attractive private garden and stunning communal grounds including woodland of circa 10 acres, linclude indoor pool, gym & tennis court, very peaceful, easily accessible rural location, no onward chain. EPC rating tbc.

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MOORLANDS ROAD, BUDLEIGH SALTERTON

EXMOUTH

A delighful detached family home, situated on the edge over Exeter in a pretty country lane boasting panoramic views over the countryside & towards the Estuary. The accommodation briefly comprises: drawing room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room with snug, buffers pantry & utility room, office & sunroom, 6 double bedrooms (2 with en-suite), family bathroom/W.C., triple garage & ample parking. The gardens are well tended & offer much privacy and there is approx 2 acres of paddock nearby. EPC rating E.

A superb extended detached bungalow in a sought after area. The property briefly comprises lounge, extended dining room & kitchen, cosy snug, utility room, WC, 3 bedrooms, master with en-suite, further bathroom, mature lanscaped gardens, driveway and gravelled driveway parking for several vehicles. EPC rating D.

A Superb Detached Residence In A Highly Desirable Location, High Quality Accommodation Spacious Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Conservatory/Sun Room, Elegant Lounge And Dining Room Two Ground Floor Double Bedrooms- Master With En-Suite Shower Room/WC Ground Floor Quality Bathroom Suite Cloakroom/WC, First Floor Bedroom Three Office/Study, Integral Garage, Large Sun Terrace, Landscaped Rear Gardens, Ample Driveway Parking

Contact: 01392 349349

Contact: 01395 444400

Contact: 01395 264111

£845,000

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£525,000

£595,000

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Fine & Country Woodton Lodge, Union Street, Dulverton, Somerset TA22 9DW

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Tel: 01398 324666

NR LAUNCESTON CORNWALL

MINEHEAD WEST SOMERSET

NR BUDE CORNWALL

A fine example of a 5 bedroom Georgian country residence, standing proudly with expansive views, close to the foot of Bodmin Moor. The house has been renovated in recent years and has luxuriously appointed and flexible accommodation. Externally there are mature gardens, outbuildings and grounds amounting to almost 4.5 acres. EPC rating F.

A stunning detached contemporary home delightfully situated in a conservation area on the prestigious slopes of North Hill with extensive 5 bedroom living accommodation amounting to over 3350 sq ft and enjoying wonderful sweeping views over part of the town and Minehead Bay towards the Welsh coastline. EPC rating D.

This beautiful Grade II Listed, 5 bedroom (1 en-suite) Georgian former rectory enjoys a stunning valley setting with woodland views, just three miles from the coast and 1.5 miles from the village amenities, with just under an acre of mature gardens and grounds which are very private and secluded. EPC rating G.

Contact: 01566 771919

£735,000 Contact: 01643 700210

£625,000 Contact: 01288 353661

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COSSINGTON SOMERSET

BERRYNARBOR NORTH DEVON

A most attractive detached house set in beautiful parkland gardens of approximately 1 acre and with spacious, flexible accommodation including a holiday let/dependent relative annexe and guest suite all well located amidst glorious countryside and only 4.5 miles from Barnstaple. Ample parking, garage and carport. EPC rating F.

The major part of a historic and imposing manor house. Beautifully restored and maintained, with sumptuous architectural features. Quintessential English village setting with beautifully planned and maintained gardens, swimming pool, tennis court and bordering open fields. Just over 1 acre in total. 5/6 bedrooms, 4/5 reception rooms, 4 bathrooms and quality orangery. EPC rating E.

How about a ready-made income of over £20,000? A delightful 3 bedroom cottage packed full of character and charm and two further beautifully presented holiday cottages all set in large colourful and sunny gardens and grounds in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Wish YOU were here? EPC rating F, E, E.

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£650,000 Contact: 01823 423500

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£895,000 Contact: 01271 863091

£625,000

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Location, location, location... these two properties are in a half-acre plot right on the water’s edge in sought-after Dartmouth. The main house is uninhabitable and the boat house is a do-er upper too. Agents: Savills, Exeter, 01392 455755, www.savills.co.uk

Middle Taphouse, East Cornwall £325,000

Where can you find a home with swimming pool, stables and 12 acres of good land for a price beginning with a £3? The only hitch is that the three-bedroomed house itself may not be mortgageable, as it is of nonstandard construction. Agents: Stags, Liskeard, 01566 774999, www.stags.co.uk

Minehead, Somerset £1.595 million

With 17 bedrooms Chapel Cleeve Manor has 27,000 square feet of space, plus seven acres of land. It is in need of restoration, but the twobed cottage has already been done up. Agents: Fine & Country Webbers, 01643 700210, www.fineandcountry.co.uk

One man’s vision Asked to name some of the grand, historic houses in the South West and Poltimore House on the outskirts of Exeter will rarely spring to mind. Powderham Castle, Knightshayes, Lanhydrock or Castle Drogo, all are easily recalled. Not so Poltimore. Despite parts of it dating back to the 16th century and being in ownership of the distinguished Bampfylde family for around 500 years, few know anything of this once-elegant residence. It had its 15 minutes of fame in 2003 when it featured quite prominently in the BBC TV programme “Restoration”, which called for a public vote to decide which ‘at risk’ buildings should be saved for posterity. Alas, it did not win. Poltimore didn’t make it and retreated into a sad, dilapidated shadow of its former self, largely forgotten, but by no means unloved. To illustrate its significance, on its sale in 1921 a few years after the third Baron Poltimore died (The Bampfyldes became peers in 1831), The Poltimore Park Estate was described as a “Compact and highly attractive, residential, agricultural and sporting property” covering 1,960 acres and including five “excellent” farms, 265 acres of woodland and 200 acres of parkland, complete with substantial a deer herd. According to the estate agent’s details back then, the house had a: “spacious hall, seven reception rooms, a billiard room, 46 bedrooms, seven bathrooms and domestic offices”. Today, we would consider this to be a rather more substantial residence than a “compact” one. So what went wrong? Poltimore House first became a girls' school, and in 1940 became the war-time home of Dover College for boys. From 1945-1975 it served as a hospital first in private hands and later as part of the National Health Service. Sold by the NHS in 1975, with its grounds reduced to just 13 acres, it became a nursing home until an arson attack destroyed the ballroom wing in 1987. The ensuing years produced a quite extraordinary saga of, changing ownership, delays, vandalism, theft and neglect. That the house is still standing at all is thanks to the determination, courage and sheer bloodymindedness of one man. Alan Payne was East Devon Dis-

Neil Devons talks to the hero of Poltimore trict Council’s principal planning officer and to him fell the responsibility of ensuring the council’s intention of restoring the building to some beneficial use of the public. “I looked around and there was noone else in sight,” he recalls. “It also seemed that none of my fellow planning officers cared a jot. I did get huge support from John Vallender, the then chief executive and from a handful of councillors. But in practice I was left on my own to tackle Pol-

A broken window was the least of the problems Alan Payne had to overcome in his battle to save Poltimore House timore House, which was in fact a wonderful situation.” He did, however, face a mighty challenge. Various schemes were mooted, including an apartment development, which proved to be financially unviable as well as destroying the architectural integrity of the building. Then a proposed hotel complex got nowhere particularly as the

The grand hall as it was in Poltimore House’s heyday

Grade II* listed status of the building put a lot of costly obstacles in the way. The company behind both these plans was eventually dissolved in 1992 and so Poltimore House was ‘escheated’. This rather arcane expression meant the property became part of the Crown Estate after the Treasury Solicitor’s declared it bona vacantia (ownerless goods). Throughout the whole of the 1990s the empty and forlorn Poltimore House deteriorated further and was increasingly subject to theft and vandalism. Artefacts, door cases and even fireplaces were stolen, there was little security and squatters moved into the grounds. What started as a work responsibility for Alan Payne quickly became an obsession. He soon became self-appointed custodian of Poltimore House becoming a one-man life support machine for the ailing property, bridging the gap between his work responsibility and his, mostly unauthorised, remedial work at the house. Alan started by getting some unruly travellers evicted. He then found a budget for buckets in the mid1990s but each time he needed to spend money he had to telephone David Gibbons the chairman of the environment and planning committee who was always helpful. The buckets were placed all over the leaking edifice, with Alan personally emptying them on a regular basis. He also took a grip on security when the council stopped paying for it and personally hammered, nailed, sealed and welded the building, checking on it every day. He removed and stored many at risk artefacts and even tracked down some of the missing door frames and fireplaces to a dealer in London, who gladly returned them. Maintaining the fabric of the house as best as he could became a personal crusade for Alan which was to last a decade. “Not everyone in life gets the chance to make a contribution. I was just lucky to be in the right place at the right time. Each of my senior officers in turn tried to stop me, but I had support from councillors, whilst the press kept the problems of Poltimore in the public eye”. The ownership of the house eventually passed to the Buildings at Risk Trust (BART) with Alan acting as their local representative, but they also struggled to make headway with various schemes. Finally, English Heritage asked Alan Payne to establish an independent Poltimore House Trust (PHT) to own the building and seek solutions for its future. Alan recalls that BART became exasperated with the project and decided to sell the property on the open market before English Heritage stepped in during 2000. He says: “I remain of the opinion that in spite of the fact that the house is a wholly uneconomic proposition there is a

The future is looking brighter for the once derelict Poltimore House as, below left, restoration work shows. Below right, the saloon as it was in the war years when the property was taken over by Dover College

danger that someone might make an offer and the whole disastrous sequence of the problems of private ownership would be repeated.” While a fully-restored Poltimore House could just about make sense economically, it could not carry a mortgage because the cost of restoration far exceeds the finished value. Alan Payne explains: “Sadly, there is no political will and no political advantage in supporting the de-

velopment at Poltimore. It doesn’t feel like part of East Devon but is technically not in Exeter although it could have a massive impact on the social, cultural and economic development of the city.” So what can you do with Poltimore House? Well, Poltimore House Trust published its Strategic Business Plan in 2009 and its vision is expansive and imaginative. Within ten years it aims are to develop the house as a show-

case for the arts and creative industries as well as a home for creative entrepreneurs. The ‘Poltimore Forum’ will provide high-profile lectures, workshops and mentoring sessions while the ‘Club at Poltimore House’ is envisaged as a meeting venue for the region with superequipped meeting spaces for briefings, networking and research. PHT Trustee, Professor Peter Totterdill, explains: “Poltimore House is

an important landmark building. This is an opportunity to create an exciting place to work and visit while trying to get the best balance between sustainable income generation and public good.” This latest vision for Poltimore House is the clearest it has been for more than a quarter of a century and those involved are convinced this great house has a real future. However, they are very mindful that

they could not possibly have been in this position without the tireless, relentless, enterprising, visionary and often ingenious devotion of Alan Payne to this cause. For more details, visit www.www.poltimore.org

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Price Guide £120,000

MAIDENCOMBE - 2 EXECPTION BUILDING PLOTS Guide Price Plot A: £170,000 Plot B: £140,000 FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION (unless sold previously) AT THE BABBACOMBE INN ON THURSDAY 24TH JULY AT 2PM. PLOT A: Comprising the former kitchen garden of a Grade II listed country house, a substantial site within walled boundaries, with sea views and planning permission for the erection of a detached dwelling with full residential use. PLOT B: Large plot approx. an eighth of an acre in the grounds of a Grade II listed country house with planning permission for the erection of a detached dwelling with full residential use. Arrow on photograph indicates plot A.

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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION (Unless sold previously) AT THE BABBACOMBE INN ON THURSDAY 24TH JULY AT 2PM. In need of renovation and improvement, this detached cottage with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 en-suite), living room, farmhouse kitchen, utility room, courtyard and parking is in the grounds of a Grade II listed country house.

SOUTH DARTMOOR

£660,000

A rare opportunity to purchase a substantial, detached barn conversion with land on the edge of the charming village of Scoriton in the southern foothills of Dartmoor. 4 bedrooms (1 en suite), living room, dining room, kitchen, utility/study, bathroom, separate shower room and cloakroom. Part DG & oil fired CH. Garage/barn, garden, orchard and 2 fields (approx. 5 acres). EPC rating D. Distinctive Homes 01626 336633

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SOUTH DARTMOOR

£795,000

A wonderful family home in an outstanding, southerly facing location on the edge of favoured Manaton with spectacular views. Four bedrooms (one en suite), two bathrooms, 3 WC's, cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, morning, room, living room, dining room, study, garden/games room. DG & oil fired CH. Garage. Lovely grounds approx. 1.6 acres. EPC rating E. Distinctive Homes 01626 336633

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Guide £350,000 +

OPEN HOUSE THIS FRIDAY 20/06 14:00 TILL 16:00 -- TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON 2nd JULY (unless sold prior) AT NEWTON ABBOT RACECOURSE A spacious and versatile country property set in parkland gardens extending to approx 1.5 acres. Side Entrance Porch/Sun Rm Hall Opening Up To Dining Room Sitting Rm Well Fitted Kitchen Utility Rear Entrance Lobby Rear Porch Shower Rm Master Bedroom With En-Suite Shower Rm Three Further Bedrooms Bathrm Enclosed Gardens Timber Chalet With Shower Rm Garage/Workshop Chudleigh Office 01626 853940

KINGSWEAR

Guide £3,000,000

A CHARACTER PERIOD HOME WITH 3/4 BEDROOMS AND FLAT STANDING ON THE BANKS OF THE RIVER DART AND ENJOYING A SUPERB LOCATION WITH TWO RIVERSIDE GARDENS ABUTTING THE RIVER DART'S SEA WALL PARKING AND A RUNNING MOORING AVAILABLE. EPC RATING E. TO BE SOLD BY INFORMAL TENDER AT MIDDAY ON FRIDAY 27th JUNE 2014. CONTACT AGENTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.

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IPPLEPEN

£599,950

AN IMMENSELY INDIVIDUAL DETACHED PERIOD HOUSE WHICH HAS BEEN IMPROVED AND REFUBISHED TO CREATE A SPACIOUS DETACHED HOME WITH A WEALTH OF CHARACTER FEATURES. EPC RATING E Totnes Office 01803 866336

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R E N D E L L S E S TAT E A G E N C Y LUSTLEIGH - DARTMOOR - £425,000

WHIDDON DOWN - O.I.R.O £100,000

HIGHWEEK - £199,950

A pretty Grade II listed granite cottage in tiny peaceful hamlet set in Dartmoor's eastern foothills Sitting Room with Inglenook Fireplace, Kitchen/Diner with french windows, 2 Double Bedrooms, Bathroom, Garden, 2 Pasture Paddocks, Off Road Parking. Ref: DRC00134. Contact Chagford Office: 01647 432277.

A recently built stable block, storage shed and approx 2.4 acres of pasture situated 1,5 miles from A30 with uninterrupted Dartmoor views. Ref: DRC00136. Contact Chagford Office: 01647 432277.

BOVEY TRACEY - £700,000

A fine example of a Devon farm house in 5.3 acres on the edge of the Dartmoor National Park. Versatile range of accommodation, suited to a variety of needs, large gardens, paddocks, outbuildings for stabling, livestock housing, storage, workspace and garaging. Ref :DRN00227. Contact Newton Abbot Office: 01626 353881.

DARTINGTON - Excess £250,000

A 2 bedroom end of terrace cottage in need of modernisation, just over 2 miles from the centre of Newton Abbot. The property incorporates kitchen, sitting room, cloak room, 2 bedrooms, shower room, mature gardens and garage. Ref: DRN00234. Contact Newton Abbot Office: 01626 353881.

EAST OGWELL - £320,000

RENDELLS, SOUTH DEVONS’ FAVOURITE ESTATE AGENCY Nr CHAGFORD, DARTMOOR - £465,000

A spacious detached bungalow in a quiet cul de sac, in the picturesque village of East Ogwell. The property offers a comfortable range of accommodation, delightful gardens to the front and rear, ample parking and a rural outlook over surrounding fields to the parish church. EPC - E. Ref: DRN00236. Contact Newton Abbot Office: 01626 353881.

CHAGFORD - £399,000

An opportunity to acquire a delightful, Victorian, former estate cottage with scope for improvement, situated in the village of Dartington, Nr Totnes. The accommodation includes; kitchen / dining room, sitting room, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom and utility. Level cottage gardens to the front and rear. Gas central heating. Ref: RM. Contact Newton Abbot Offcie: 01626 353881.

Luxuriously appointed modern 4 bed house in an exclusive gated community set in grounds of approx 18 acres of gardens, woodland and meadow in easy reach of both Chagford and the open moor. EPC C. Ref: DRC00094. Contact Chagford Office: 01647 432277.

Established 1816

A 3 Bedroomed Character Property Close To The Centre Of The Town with Garage and Private Garden. Accommodation briefly comprises: reception hall, cloakroom, kitchen, sitting/dining room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, garden and sheds. Ref: DRC00133. Contact Chagford Office: 01647 432277.

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TREREIVE DOWNDERRY

£495,000

ST MELLION NR SALTASH

OPEN HOUSE Sat 21st June 1pm - 4pm No Appointment needed STUNNING SEA VIEWS, 4 BED DETACHED HOUSE & A SEPARATE DUPLEX HOLIDAY LET WITH POTENTIAL INCOME In the coastal Village of Downderry close to Beaches. Stunning sea & coastal views attractive well designed attractive gardens. Rame Peninsula is known as forgotten Cornwall with its superb coastline, fantastic coastal walks and long Sandy beaches

ST MELLION

£625,000

GOLF COURSE HOME Impressive well presented executive detached residence situated in one of the most prime locations with gardens leading down to 5th Fairway of the Jack Nicholas golf course enjoying stunning views of the course, lake, woodland and countryside. The spacious home has 5 bedrooms (3 en suite and includes a self contained annexe suite) 2 Lifetime memberships of the Leisure complex (gof extra) EPC = D

£619,950

Stunning immaculately presented detached residence located in one of the most prime sites having views across the 2nd fairway of the Jack Nicholas golf course. 4 receptions rooms, 4 bedrooms plus an annexe. The International resort has two 18 hole golf courses, hotel and lodge accommodation, swimming pools, fitness suite and tennis courts. Featured in our London Office & www. distinctlywestcountry.com.

CARGEEN NR SALTASH

£170,000 - £365,000

OPEN HOUSE TODAY SATURDAY 14TH JUNE 10.30 AM to 12.00 NOON NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED Choice of Three PERIOD PROPERTY COMPLETELY RENOVATED AND REFURBISHED TO HIGH SPECIFICATION IN THE HEART OF CARGREEN. Two 3 bedroom properties and One 1 bed home River views. Parking. Heating. Rear Garden. Lovely Village on Banks of the River Tamar. Sailing Club with Moorings

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Ogwell

3.3 Acres

A five bedroom farmhouse with equestrian facilities. Kitchen/ breakfast room, utility, dining room, sitting room, study, log cabin. Garage & storage. Pets considered. Available June. EPC Band F. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 62730 ÂŁ1,750 pcm Tiverton 01884 232872

Detached Grade II Listed character house, being a glorious blend of old and new. Hallway, library, master bedroom suite, sitting room, 2 further bedrooms. Gardens, paddocks & woodland. Unfurnished. Garage/ workshop. Available now. EPC Band E. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 61537 ÂŁ1,750 pcm Totnes 01803 866130

Stoke Canon

Kentisbeare

A substantial Victorian detached house in a rural position. Sitting room, dining room, family room, study, cloakroom, cold store/utility, kitchen, 5 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. Large gardens & parking. O.F.C.H. Unfurnished. EPC Band F. Available June. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 67829 ÂŁ1,200 pcm Exeter 01392 671598

Modern unfurnished detached barn conversion in popular village. Open plan sitting/dining room, kitchen, utility with shower room, 3 bedrooms, 1 en suite, bathroom. O.F.C.H. & solar heating. Parking, garden area. Available now. EPC Band C. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 34315 ÂŁ1,100 pcm Honiton 01404 42553

Staverton

Spreyton

Dartmouth

Lewannick

A stunning barn conversion in an idyllic setting. Entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, garden, garage. Pets accepted with higher deposit. Unfurnished. Available mid September. EPC Band D. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 33005 ÂŁ1,600 pcm Totnes 01803 866130

A well presented attached cottage set in a rural location just outside Dartmouth. Open plan living area with lounge, fitted kitchen/dining area, hall/ study area, cloakroom, 3 bedrooms, en suite & family bathroom. Garden & parking. Furnished. EPC Band E. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 65203 ÂŁ800 pcm Dartmouth 01803 833681

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Newly refurbished, semi detached cottage. Kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms, shower room, garden & parking. Available now. EPC Band D. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 67560 ÂŁ600 pcm Launceston 01566 771800

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A detached unfurnished character Devon longhouse. Hall, kitchen/breakfast room, wc, 3 large receptions, 4 double bedrooms, wc & bathroom. Store room. O.F.C.H. Parking, gardens, storage barn. Land & stables by negotiation. Available now. EPC Band E. Tenant fees apply. Web Find: 35722 ÂŁ1,500 pcm Okehampton 01837 659430

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COUNTRY PROPERTY SPECIALISTS Nr Launceston, Cornwall

Nr Exeter, Devon

Bradworthy, Devon

A productive 86 acre residential and stock farm set on the Devon/Cornwall borders in a private and rural location with far reaching countryside views. A substantial 5 bedroom farmhouse and a partially converted barn. Extensive range of modern and traditional farm buildings. EPC-E47

Conveniently located 53 acre equestrian and stock farm in a picturesque setting with extensive countryside views. Character and charming 5 bedroom Victorian house, 2 bedroom cottage, diverse range of equestrian and livestock buildings and sand school/arena, all nestled within the centre of its land. EPC-E41

A 33 acre livestock and equestrian holding with most appealing holiday letting cottages quietly located at the end of its own lane within the picturesque Devon countryside. A substantial and character 5 bedroom farmhouse, 3 popular holiday letting cottages set in charming lawned gardens, enjoying far reaching countryside views. Set in approximately 30 acres of paddocks with tranquil lakes providing fishing and a haven for wildlife. EPC - F25

£1,200,000

86 Acres £895,000

53 Acres £1,650,000

33 Acres

Nr Bude, Cornwall

Nr Torpoint, Cornwall

Nr Dartmouth, Devon

Located on a secluded site, the farmstead is set nestled within 9.3 acres in a tranqil setting with stunning views among rolling fields of fertile farm land. The property is a group of converted barns and an 18th century 3 bedroom farmhouse, double garage, extensive landscaped gardens and an Oak grove. Available with less or more land. EPC-E48

A quietly located, well presented 6 bedroom country house set in approximately 10 acres of gardens grounds and paddocks. A range traditional barns with potential for conversion and modern general purpose building/ garage. In a tanquil and picturesque setting. Further land available. EPC - E41

A quietly located, substantial and welcoming, period Georgian 6 bedroom house with a 2 bedroom annexe barn conversion. A range of further barns with planning consent and potential, all set in lawned gardens, grounds and paddocks extending to 4.5 acres. Further 5.6 acres of land available. EPC-F23

£895,000

9.3 Acres

£595,000

10 Acres £950,000

4.5 Acres

Hatherleigh, Devon

Nr Bude, Cornwall

Nr Bideford, Devon

A quietly located character 2 bedroom barn conversion with a further 2 bedroom barn conversion & a substantial range of versatile buildings including american barn stabling, loose boxes and workshops/offices all set within 2 acres. Further pasture & woodland with river frontage, a lake and modern general purpose building, available in 5 Lots. EPC-D59

57 acres (23.07 ha) of mainly level or gently sloping productive pastureland in manageable enclosures benefiting from road frontage with mains or natural water supply. For sale by private treaty as a whole or in lots.

A substantial and characterful, 4 bedroom, family country residence with a 1 bedroom detached annexe, set in picturesque landscaped gardens and grounds. 4.5 acres of pasture paddocks and modern general purpose building. Countryside views. Further land available. EPC-E54

£600,000

2 Acres £428,000

57 Acres £625,000

01822 810810

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13 Acres