Introducing a historical gem, Rackmill House is a detached three-bedroom residence with origins dating back to around 1900, providing an exceptional opportunity for enthusiastic renovators or investors. Formerly a mill, this property boasts unique architectural features and is set within a serene setting adjacent to the picturesque River Devon on a generous plot. Currently, it includes several outbuildings which offer potential for conversion or extension, appealing to those needing additional space for hobbies, business purposes, or even creating separate living accommodations (subject to planning permission).
The ground floor comprises an entrance hall that showcases an original stone wall, providing character upon entering. A spacious lounge equipped with a log burning stove adds warmth and charm while leading into a substantial kitchen/dining area that serves as the heart of the home. The kitchen features solid wood cabinetry, granite worktops, and an Aga stove - all awaiting modern updates to suit contemporary tastes. The utility room and accessible shower room further enhance convenience on this level.
Ascending upstairs reveals two sizable bedrooms on the first floor with one having an ensuite shower room. The upper floor houses bedroom three along with another well-appointed shower room. Each bedroom enjoys ample natural light and plenty of storage options.
Externally, the property stands out with beautifully laid gardens bordered by mature trees and shrubs creating a secluded atmosphere. The cobbled terrace offers an outdoor retreat while remnants of the former mill add historical intrigue. The extensive outbuildings provide versatility; the considerable garage could be transformed into additional living space given necessary approvals. With private fishing rights along the adjoining riverbank further enhancing this property’s appeal,
Rackmill House presents itself not just as a family home but as a project ripe for development that blends history with modern living potential.
