Honiton

Walk Through
The property is approached via a private electric gate, which opens onto a large, gravelled driveway. Straight ahead the bungalow is an attractive, high-roofed home with a modern farmhouse aesthetic, combining white rendered walls with timber cladding. To the left, a private lane runs alongside the garden and leads through to the field beyond, while to the right a Dutch barn provides useful additional space and future potential.

The front door opens into a central entrance corridor. This connects the open-plan living space to one side with the bedrooms and family bathroom to the other. Karndean wood-effect flooring and internal wooden doors create a cohesive and welcoming feel throughout, reinforcing the farmhouse style.

The house opens into an impressive open-plan living space, generous in scale and highly versatile. Arranged to incorporate kitchen, dining and sitting areas, it is flooded with natural light from multiple sets of triple windows and wide sliding doors that open directly into an outside dining area with the garden beyond.
The kitchen is stylishly fitted, with quartz work surfaces and bespoke spalted beech supports which include an integrated wine rack. It includes a Bosch induction hob, two Neff slide-away ovens, and twin dishwashers positioned either side of the sink. Stone-effect Karndean flooring differentiates the kitchen area from the rest of the room. The utility room, directly adjoining the kitchen, provides additional space with wood effect surfaces, fitted units, space for a washing machine, dryer and comes with a integrated fridge freezer, as well as a back door leading directly into the garden.

In the dining area, there is ample space for a large dining table, comfortably seating ten, positioned to enjoy dual aspect views to the garden and with direct access outdoor space through sliding doors. Meanwhile, the sitting area provides room for multiple sofas, with charming feature bookcases framing the windows.

Heading through the double doors from the dining area opens into an impressive covered area that extends the living accommodation into the outdoors. This well presented living and dining space has been carefully designed for year-round use, with tiled flooring, a oak frame and low brick walls topped with glass panels acting as windbreaks. To one side, steps lead up to the hot tub area, while to the other is a superb outdoor seating and dining space, complete with a fitted wine cooler, gas BBQ and an open fire set within a brick surround with oak lintel and built-in seating. With outdoor lighting and uninterrupted views across the garden and field beyond to Devon-hedged boundaries and the countryside beyond, it is a particularly special space for entertaining and relaxing.

The property's four-bedroom accommodation is arranged off the main corridor, with one bedroom positioned adjacent to the living space and three further rooms set along a separate corridor. These rooms have been finished with a high level of attention to detail throughout.

The principal bedroom overlooks the rear garden and benefits from an en suite shower room featuring stone effect tiles, a walk-in rainfall shower and cabinet-top.
The second bedroom also benefits from an en suite, along with a slatted wood feature wall and a useful storage cupboard.
The family bathroom is particularly well finished, with marble effect Tiled flooring and walls, a bath, separate shower and a cabinet-top sink.
There are two further bedrooms, along with a downstairs WC.

Outside, the garden is mainly laid to lawn with gravelled paths, creating defined areas while maintaining an open feel. The garden is enclosed and with direct access into the property's adjoining field. This field extends to approximately 2.6 acres, providing a significant additional asset, with a secondary area of land to the rear of the field (separated by a bund) which includes an area of hard standing. A planning application for the construction of an equine sand school has been submitted for this area beyond the bund.

The Dutch barn at the front of the property adds further versatility, with planning permission granted for an extension of the property between and into the barn providing an additional living room and two further bedrooms.

The property benefits from extensive parking on the driveway. It has its own sewage treatment plant and uses an air source heat pump for heating.
The access beyond the electric gates is shared, and the property is offered with no onward chain.

Situation
Located in the charming East Devon countryside, the property enjoys a peaceful rural setting while remaining well connected to a wide range of nearby villages and towns.
A number of well-served villages lie within easy reach, including Payhembury (approximately 1.5 miles), with its well-regarded primary school, community shop and pub; Talaton (around 2.1 miles), offering a popular community shop and pub; and Clyst Hydon (approximately 2.3 miles), known for its community-run pub and outdoor swimming pool. Plymtree (around 2.6 miles) provides further amenities including a shop, school and pub, while Feniton (approximately 3.9 miles) offers both a local school and a railway station with services to Exeter and London Waterloo.

The property lies within the catchment area for the highly regarded, Ofsted Outstanding-rated King's School in Ottery St Mary, with a school bus stop located at the top of the lane serving the hamlet. Ottery St Mary itself is easily reached and offers a good range of facilities, including a Sainsbury's supermarket, independent shops and a variety of everyday services. The nearby market towns of Honiton (approximately 8 miles) and Cullompton (around 6.2 miles) provide further options, each offering a range of shops, supermarkets, healthcare and additional local amenities.

Despite its rural position, the property is particularly well placed for road connections. The A30, providing access to the A303 for London, can be reached at Honiton, while access at Fairmile (approximately 4.5 miles) offers convenient routes towards Exeter and the M5, as well as the wider West Country. The M5 northbound is accessible at Cullompton (Junction 28), approximately 6.2 miles away.

Exeter, approximately 15 miles distant, offers a comprehensive range of retail, dining and cultural amenities, with Exeter Airport around 13 miles away and Bristol Airport approximately 59 miles distant.

For those drawn to the coast, the South Devon coastline is within easy reach, with Sidmouth (approximately 11.4 miles), Exmouth (15.9 miles), Beer (16.2 miles) and Budleigh Salterton (16.3 miles) all offering a range of beaches and coastal walks. Property Ref: 19766364