4 bed barn conversion for sale

Chudleigh, Devon TQ13

Escape to the Teign Valley with this characterful barn conversion, Offering 4.64 acres with paddock, stables & woodland, it’s perfect for equestrian or rewilding passions. Cosy wood-burners, a private garden & flexible spaces create an idyllic rural lifestyle. Freehold, Council Tax Band E, EPC E, Private Drainage, Bore Hole for water, lpg Gas. Broadband available.

The property Enjoying countryside views across the picturesque Teign Valley, this versatile detached barn conversion offers a superb opportunity to embrace a true Devon lifestyle. The property comes with a paddock, stables and areas of woodland extending to some 4.64 acres, making it ideal for those with equestrian, smallholding, rewilding interests or for those seeking their slice of Devon life.

Inside, the accommodation blends character and comfort, with exposed beams and natural stonework enhancing its appeal. The layout is highly versatile, offering scope to adapt to individual needs, including the option for a self-contained annexe or flat. At the rear, an enclosed garden provides a tranquil spot to relax outdoors, while two wood-burning stoves bring warmth and atmosphere through the colder months. Practical benefits, such as parking on both sides, sit alongside the property's character and flexibility. It is a home that balances space, style, and lifestyle - all within one of Devon's most desirable valleys.

Location Nestled in the highly sought-after and picturesque Teign Valley, this property enjoys an enviable setting just two miles from the small town of Chudleigh. Despite its excellent connections, Chudleigh retains a charming village atmosphere, with a strong sense of community and character, all surrounded by unspoilt Devon countryside.

Perfectly positioned between Exeter and Newton Abbot, and close to the edge of Dartmoor National Park, the area offers endless opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. Dartmoor is famed for its dramatic granite tors, wooded river valleys, and wide stretches of open moorland, ideal for walking, cycling, riding, and fishing on the River Dart. For a change of scene, many of South Devon's finest beaches are also within easy reach.

Chudleigh itself offers a wide range of everyday amenities, including shops, parks, a swimming pool, football pitches, cricket field, parish church, doctor's surgery, dentist, and library. Families benefit from Chudleigh Primary School, with the well-regarded Teign School in Kingsteignton for secondary education. Supermarkets can be found in Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot, and Exeter.

For commuters, the A38 (Devon Expressway) provides excellent access to Exeter, Plymouth, and the M5 motorway, while the A380 connects directly to Torbay. Mainline rail services to London Paddington are available from Newton Abbot, Totnes, and Exeter St Davids, and Exeter International Airport offers flights to a wide range of destinations.

Ground floor A traditional wooden door opens into the hallway and leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room – a practical yet atmospheric space with a classic electric aga at its heart. Fitted with a range of units and tiled splashbacks, the kitchen offers ample storage and workspace, while there is plenty of room for a large dining table, making it the natural hub of the home. The character continues with wood effect flooring, rustic detailing and steps rising to a mezzanine-style landing, adding architectural interest and a sense of openness.

From here, a useful larder and a flexible wing of the house are easily accessed, offering potential for a self-contained annexe or guest suite with shower room and independent entrance.

The living accommodation flows beautifully, with a galleried landing leading to a decked balcony overlooking the garden. Off this space is a cosy additional living room, complete with a wood-burning stove and exposed beams – the perfect retreat for relaxing evenings. Adjoining this is a versatile bedroom/home office, offering flexibility to suit individual needs.

The main sitting room is wonderfully generous, with double doors opening directly to the garden. A second wood-burning stove adds character, while the proportions easily allow for both a comfortable seating area and a large dining table, making it ideal for entertaining.

First floor Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys lovely views across pasture and towards the River Teign, complemented by exposed beams and a built-in double wardrobe. A further double bedroom offers a dual aspect and opens onto a raised garden terrace, previously used as a productive vegetable patch. Completing the accommodation, the family bathroom includes a bath with shower over, WC, bidet, and wash hand basin.

Outside Outside, the rear garden is private and enclosed, offering a peaceful spot for outdoor dining and relaxation. Parking is available to both sides of the property, adding practicality to the home's considerable charm.

Brunrigg is a property that brings together character, space, and flexibility - all set within the sought-after Teign Valley, where countryside views and a welcoming community create a truly enviable lifestyle.

Key facts for buyers tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - E

EPC - E

Services

Mains electricity, private drainage which we are advised by the sellers is compliant with current regulations. Private bore hole water and mains water.
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