Higher Middlecott Manor is an intriguing Grade II Listed longhouse situated in the scenic Dartmoor National Park, with architectural origins dating back to the 16th or 17th century. Featuring traditional plastered elevations and a distinctive thatched roof, this property exudes historical charm. Inside, you will discover character-rich details such as exposed timber beams, original brickwork, flagstone flooring, and several period fireplaces that add to its unique ambiance.
The ground floor includes a spacious drawing room highlighted by an impressive inglenook fireplace, alongside a cozy sitting room with another grand fireplace. There is also a formal dining room perfect for hosting gatherings. The kitchen/breakfast area has been updated with modern white units and integrated appliances, complemented by an AGA for those who enjoy cooking. An adjoining utility room offers additional storage and functional space.
On the first floor, the home comprises five generously sized double bedrooms featuring attractive exposed timber eaves. The principal suite benefits from an en suite bathroom, while a family bathroom serves the other bedrooms. A convenient shower room is located on the ground floor. Many rooms offer stunning countryside views, enhancing the property's natural appeal.
Set within peaceful gardens spanning approximately 15 acres, Higher Middlecott Manor boasts picturesque rolling lawns and meadows dotted with various shrubs and trees, including an orchard. The presence of outbuildings presents potential for renovation or conversion into additional living space or studios, subject to obtaining necessary planning permissions. A garage provides parking options, and there’s potential to repurpose a large shed outbuilding for further parking or development.
This location offers a blend of tranquility and accessibility. Just over a mile away lies Chagford, which features an array of local amenities including independent shops, dining options, healthcare facilities, and excellent sports provisions. The nearby market town of Okehampton is around 13 miles distant and provides supermarkets and leisure facilities. With the A30 just six miles away, access to Cornwall and Exeter is highly convenient; Exeter St Davids station connects to London Paddington in roughly two hours while Exeter Airport serves both national destinations and select international routes.
The property represents not only a substantial family home but also a canvas for those looking to invest in renovations or extensions while enjoying the serenity of Dartmoor's breathtaking landscape.
