Situated on the edge of Exmoor National Park, this unique detached barn conversion presents a rare opportunity for renovation and investment, set against a backdrop of stunning countryside. The property encompasses approximately 19.47 acres, including several outbuildings that offer substantial potential for various uses, including potential residential development (subject to planning consent). Originally converted in 1982, the barn features period architectural elements that could be revitalized to enhance its charm. The layout consists of three bedrooms with dual access options to facilitate flexible living arrangements. Notably, the property has previously received consent for equestrian purposes, indicating its versatility.
The surrounding land includes pasture and a riding arena, making it ideal for horse enthusiasts or hobby farmers. Accessed via a private driveway off a serene no-through lane, this location offers peace while being just a short drive from local amenities in Bratton Fleming and Barnstaple. Although currently operated as an equestrian establishment, the property’s true value lies in its development potential; the existing outbuildings could be repurposed into additional housing units or commercial spaces with appropriate approvals.
The main dwelling requires modernization and could benefit from improved heating solutions beyond the existing wood burner setup. This gives discerning buyers an excellent canvas for creating a bespoke residence tailored to modern living standards while retaining its rustic charm.
