Situated on the outskirts of Exeter city centre, this substantial detached property presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. Originally built in 1850, Ivybank features three stories of characterful period architecture, complemented by a two-storey Victorian extension. Currently operating as office space, the building is in need of modernization, offering significant potential for conversion back to residential use or continued commercial applications. An attached single-storey workshop adds functional space, while a separate two-storey annex and timber-framed teaching cabin provide additional possibilities for development or rental income. The mature gardens, gently sloping towards the River Exe, are currently overgrown but can be revitalized to enhance outdoor amenities and create attractive views over the river and Haldon Hill. With no listed building restrictions on the main structures (although a Grade II listed partial stone gateway arch exists), prospective buyers have flexibility within the St David’s Conservation area. All mains services are accessible, although due diligence is advised regarding their capacity. This freehold property with vacant possession holds vast potential for those looking to invest in Exeter's thriving market.