Moormede presents a unique opportunity for renovation enthusiasts, steeped in history and character as it is believed to date back to the early 1800s. Once serving as the Land Agent's residence for Colehayes Estate, this property features a distinctive Gothic-style façade with arched multi-paned windows. Its interior layout is intriguing, offering considerable potential for transformation. The predominantly ground floor accommodation comprises a spacious living area with an impressive granite fireplace, a simple kitchen-dining space with ample natural light, and versatile rooms that could be reconfigured for modern living. Notably, the first floor bedroom was formerly two separate rooms and offers access to an attic space, enhancing potential living areas.
The exterior of Moormede reveals further possibilities; nestled off a rural bridle path, it boasts a generous wildlife garden peppered with fruit trees—ideal for gardening enthusiasts or those looking to create outdoor leisure spaces. There is also potential to create parking on-site, subject to necessary permissions. Positioned within close proximity to scenic countryside walks and only a short drive from Bovey Tracey’s amenities and the A38 Devon Expressway, this property combines historical charm with investment potential in a desirable location.