Property description
Kinders is a unique property, boasting plenty of character and charm. It is believed to date back to 16th Century and is understood to originally have been a farmhouse. The gardens extend to approximately 0.25 acres, with a range of outbuildings suitable for a variety of uses. Also included within the sale is a detached one bedroom bungalow, ideal for a live in relative or for use as a holiday let.
Grade II listed attached Devon Longhouse
Four bedrooms
Character features including stunning inglenook fireplace
Detached bungalow adjacent to the property
Enclosed rear gardens
Range of outbuildings including former stables and a barn
| Accommodation | The main house offers spacious living accommodation downstairs, with the central feature being the living room. The inglenook fireplace with bread oven makes a stunning focal point, and the beamed ceiling adds to the charm. The larger kitchen/dining room offers plenty of room for entertaining, with a large utility space leading to the rear of the property. There is also a cloakroom which has previous been used as a shower room, and from the living room there is a useful study. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, all with built in storage cupboards. The family bathroom is spacious and quirky, with stairs leading down from the doorway. There is plenty of natural light as all of the windows are facing South or West.
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| The Bungalow | Originally a detached barn, the bungalow has been converted to offer separate accommodation with it's own services. This could ideally be used by a relative or as a holiday let.
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| Outside | Kinders as accessed through double gates at the front, leading to a cobbled yard area with plenty of room of parking. There is a large 2 storey barn, which could be converted into further accommodation subject to planning. There are also a further 3 storage sheds that have previous been used for horses and hens. The beautiful rear gardens enjoy views across to the church, and are primarily laid to lawn with a variety of shrubs and plants. The front garden is currently used as a vegetable plot.
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