• Superb Equestrian Property +
• Spacious Period Farmhouse (not listed) +
• Four Reception Rooms +
• 6 Bedrooms (master with dressing room and en-suite) +
• Excellent range of adaptable outbuildings with potential (stp) +
• Extensive stabling and sand school +
• Lovely run of south facing pasture in a ring fence +
• Total about 46.42 acres +
• Freehold +
• Council Tax Band F +

A superbly situated agricultural/equestrian property centred on a spacious period farmhouse together with a good range of adaptable outbuildings, all set centrally within a good holding of south-facing pasture with river frontage. Kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, utility, dining room, large sitting room, snug, large study, 6 bedrooms (master with dressing room and en-suite) and family bathroom. Total about 46.42 Acres.

Situation - Eastwood is set in a stunning rural location in the centre of its own land and has a superb outlook over the Crooked Oak valley. Although set in a tucked away location the village of Bishops Nympton is only a mile to the east and offers a community shop/post office, village hall, Church and primary school. The local market town of South Molton is about three miles and provides an excellent range of further amenities including a wide variety of shops, schooling to secondary level and Sainsbury's supermarket. The A361 provides an excellent road link to the regional centre of Barnstaple to the west and to Tiverton and the M5 (Junction 27) to the east where there is a railway station at Tiverton Parkway on the London Paddington line.
Exmoor National Park, renowned for its spectacular scenery and excellent opportunities for walking, riding and fishing and the impressive North Devon coastline with its steep cliffs and wide sandy beaches are also within easy reach by car.

Description - On the market for the first time in a generation, Eastwood presents a wonderful opportunity to acquire a superbly located and attractive farmstead, beautifully set within its own land. The period farmhouse has been considerably extended by the current owners to create a spacious family home. They have also utilised the existing buildings to create an excellent equestrian unit but the property could equally lend itself to alternative uses such as a smallholding or similar. The range of traditional buildings also offers considerable potential for conversion, subject to gaining the necessary consents.

Accommodation - A stable style back door leads into the SIDE HALL with a tiled floor and a shelved larder cupboard. Also off the side hall is a CLOAKROOM with pedestal wash basin and WC and a UTILITY/BOOT ROOM fitted with a range of modern units, stainless steel sink and space and plumbing for washing machine. The double aspect KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM is fitted with oak-fronted wall and base units, 1½ bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap, space for dishwasher and fridge, oil fired Rayburn Royal for cooking and hot water and electric cooker point with hood over. The DINING ROOM has a bay window overlooking the front gardens and a large stone fireplace. The large, double aspect SITTING ROOM also has a large stone fireplace with wood-burning stove and slate hearth and a bay window to the front provides a lovely outlook. Off the sitting room is a double aspect SNUG with an impressive inglenook fireplace with bread oven and wood burner, window seat and creamer niche. Off the snug is a large room currently used as a STUDY/OFFICE with a door to the outside. Set in between the sitting and dining rooms is a front ENTRANCE HALL with stairs to the first floor.