Listed for £1,275,000
January 5, 2026
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Please see floorplan for accommodation and measurements.
Outside - The house is set back from the lane and approached via a driveway leading to a generous parking and turning area, then leading to the courtyard of traditional barns beyond. The south facing semi-walled gardens are set to the front of the house, largely laid to lawn with a small orchard and well-stocked borders, surrounding a terrace.
Courtyard Of Barns - Set behind the farmhouse, the handsome courtyard is accessed through a covered entrance. The U-shaped range of traditional stone outbuildings feature brick quoins and arched openings under slate roofs. On the west side of the courtyard the run of two storey stone barns include the Cider Barn (7.36 m x 5.23m) and the Shippon (16.52m x 5.26m), with access from the first floor to ground level at the rear. The rest of the outbuildings are single storey with three generous stables and a store flanking the
covered entrance. The south run of outbuildings offer a combination of useful stores and a plant room. The flexible farm buildings offer utility or potential for conversion, whether for extra accommodation, leisure or space for working from home, subject to the necessary consents.
The Land - The sloping land provides protection and amenity use for the property. The pastureland is divided into four fields surrounded by hedgerows with mature trees. A small native woodland on the northern boundary is filled with a carpet of bluebells in season. In all the property extends to some 6.17 acres (2.50 ha).
Planning - Planning consent has been secured under EDDC Ref 12/2764/FUL for a significant rear extension that would connect the house to the cider barn, including, a partial conversion of the barn. This would offer the opportunity to expand the accommodation, if required, giving potential for multi-generational living or income generation.
Services - Mains electric. Private water (borehole). Private drainage (treatment plant). Oil-fired central heating. Standard broadband. Vendors use EE for internet coverage up to 100 Mbps 5G. There is mobile coverage in the area, please refer Ofcom’s website for more details.
Material Information - 1. No public rights of way cross the property.
2. A neighbour’s water source is located below the woodland.
3. Roncombe Farm is situated in Flood Zone 1, an area with a low probability of flooding.
Tenure - All freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Sporting - All rights are understood to be owned and included in the sale. Racing at Exeter or Taunton, Golf at Sidmouth or Honiton. Sailing on the coast at Sidmouth or Lyme Regis.
Education - Primary schooling at Sidbury. Good state secondary schooling at Sidmouth College and the excellent Colyton Grammar School. Independent Schools in the area include St Johns at Sidmouth, Blundells at Tiverton and the Exeter or Taunton Schools.
Local Authority - East Devon District Council. Tel: . Council Tax Band: F