• Historic thatched home dating back to circa 1650 +
• Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a ground floor WC +
• Two generous reception rooms with fireplaces and exposed beams +
• Full-length kitchen with dual-aspect rural views +
• Detached, light-filled annex ideal as studio, office or gym +
• Historic Dartmoor granite barn built without mortar +
• Double thatched garage with EV charging point +
• Walled gardens with seating areas, greenhouse and fruit cages +

Set deep within the breathtaking landscape of Dartmoor National Park, Thimble Hall is a rare and captivating thatched home offering remarkable history, space and versatility. The property comprises the main house, a detached annex, a detached granite barn and a double thatched garage, all set within beautifully arranged gardens.

Believed to date back to circa 1650, Thimble Hall began life as a modest wood store and barn before evolving over centuries into the enchanting four-bedroom residence seen today. Sensitive and thoughtful extensions have enhanced the original structure, creating two interconnected buildings that blend historic charm with modern comfort, including an entrance hall/boot room, ground floor WC and boiler room.

The heart of the home is the impressive kitchen, extending the full length of the original house. Bright, welcoming and surprisingly contemporary, it offers space for an intimate breakfast area and is fully equipped with an electric oven and gas hob. Dual-aspect windows frame glorious rural views while offering a charming glimpse of neighbouring farm life.

From here, the home flows into what was once a simple passageway, now transformed into a striking dining hall rich with original beams and centred around a magnificent fireplace. Stairs rise to the bedroom accommodation above, while a characterful door opens directly onto the garden.

A further doorway leads to the expansive drawing room — a room of real presence, with exposed beams, an original stone hearth and a commanding fireplace. Deep window sills reveal the thickness of the ancient walls, and views extend across the private walled garden beyond.

Upstairs, a charming hallway leads to three generous double bedrooms and a particularly spacious principal bedroom. Each room features distinctive ‘eyebrow’ windows offering intimate views over the garden. Thoughtfully fitted cupboards provide excellent storage throughout, while two stylish, contemporary bathrooms complete the accommodation, perfectly balancing heritage with modern living.

Outside, a private courtyard opens to the detached annex — a substantial brick-painted building with a tiled roof, solar panels, electric radiators and telephone connection. Flooded with natural light, it offers exceptional flexibility as a studio, home office, gym or guest space.