Gulliford House is a striking period residence that spans nearly 2,900 sq ft and boasts a rich history dating back to medieval times, predominantly established in the 17th century. This property has been lovingly preserved under the same ownership for almost five decades, with significant restoration undertaken in 1985. The exterior features charming yellow-rendered walls crowned by a traditional Devon thatched roof, while inside, original details such as exposed timber beams and stone inglenook fireplaces enhance its character. Although beautifully maintained, there exists ample opportunity for further enhancements to modernize the interiors or expand upon existing structures. The spacious kitchen is equipped with a traditional Aga and bespoke cabinetry, suitable for creating an inviting culinary space. Three reception rooms each exhibit unique aesthetics, providing flexibility for various uses.
Five generously-sized bedrooms on the first floor are adorned with vaulted ceilings and cruck beams that not only offer sense of grandeur but also picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Importantly, this property includes two separate upper-level apartments in a semi-detached barn conversion which are currently tenanted—holding potential for continued rental income or future modification into additional living spaces.
The extensive grounds include well-manicured lawns and mature trees within Grade II listed stone walls offering privacy. Additionally, several outbuildings stand ready for new purposes—be it home office setups or storage—and could be developed further subject to approvals. There is also an orchard area along with another paddock available by separate negotiation.
Perfectly positioned in the Haldon Hills near popular outdoor activities and local amenities, Gulliford House provides both tranquility and connectivity; it promises significant potential for enhancement whether as an investment or a family home.
