Totnes Road, Ipplepen

Impressive detached character residence with just under an acre meadow and stables. Located within the highly sought-after village of Ipplepen with excellent scope to improve further. Sold with planning permission to provide a larger open plan kitchen into the dining room and en suite bedroom to the ground floor. A rare opportunity to acquire a unique home that seamlessly combines historical charm with modern living spaces. The original barn, dating back over two centuries, is believed to have connections to Arthur Conan Doyle, famed for his Sherlock Holmes series and 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', who is said to have stayed at Park Hill House. The home features spacious rooms with a versatile and captivating layout, suitable for a 'two-family' setup or as an exquisite family dwelling, providing outstanding living spaces both indoors and out, with convenient access to Newton Abbot, Totnes, and surrounding areas. 
The ground floor houses a contemporary bespoke kitchen diner with granite countertops and ample room for a dining set. Adjacent to the kitchen is a conservatory.
Three double bedrooms are located to this floor in addition to the utility room and shower room ideally for families.Three double bedrooms are located to this floor in addition to the utility room and shower room ideally for families. The first level includes one double bedroom, study, bathroom and the amazing living room. Dominating the first floor is the breathtaking vaulted living room, showcasing exposed beams, painted stone walls, a modern wood stove, and a dramatic 'floor-to-ceiling' double-glazed window that offers views of the gardens, paddock, the neighbouring countryside, and Dartmoor in the distance. This floor also features a large modern bathroom with a roll-top, claw-foot tub and feature ceiling lighting. The exterior of the property is equally impressive. The front garden is designed with low-maintenance gravel, and a side gate from the lane provides access to the back through a secure and to the rear garden with a private lawn, substantial entertaining deck, ideal for alfresco dining, and leading to a detached triple garage, with remote door, power and lighting and photo voltaic panels and the parking area for four cars. From the driveway, steps rise to a block of stables with vehicle access from a separate gate and in turn open out onto the paddock to the rear via a five bar gate, understood to be just under an acre, an ideal pony paddock, horse enclosure, hobby farm or a small holding and ideal for those looking for a `slice of the good life`. There is also  block built outbuilding, ideal as a chicken shed and from the top of the paddock you can enjoy stunning, far reaching views out over the surrounding countryside towards the moors.