Parkham Ash, Bideford

This four-bedroom Grade II listed detached farmhouse is set in the rural hamlet of Parkham Ash, within established gardens of just over half an acre. The 17th-century house retains exposed beams, deep window reveals and traditional timber doors, with two reception rooms arranged around substantial fireplaces and wood-burning stoves. The kitchen has cream cabinetry, contrasting worktops and a central island, alongside a utility/pantry and ground-floor cloakroom. Upstairs, the principal bedroom has an en suite shower room, and three further bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. A second staircase connects the kitchen with bedroom four, which also links to bedroom three. Outside, lawns, mature planting, hedging, stone walls and a paved seating terrace form several garden areas. An adjoining barn is currently accessed externally and used for storage; across the yard, the property's portion of a barn includes a garden room and garage, with a boiler room and two storage sheds. Any change or development of the barn, including a possible connection to the house, would require the relevant consents. The property has oil-fired central heating, a private septic tank, and mains electricity and water. Parkham village has a primary school and pub, while Bideford provides a wider range of shops and services. The North Devon coast and South West Coast Path are also within reach. The listed status and the barn's potential make this a property where any refurbishment or adaptation would need careful investigation and appropriate approvals.