3 bed barn conversion for sale

Broadclyst, Exeter EX5

Description

Welcome to Dinslow Barn, a charming terraced Barn Conversion located in the sought-after area of Broadclyst.

This delightful property boasts three spacious bedrooms, perfect for a growing family or those in need of extra space. The property features a modern kitchen, ideal for preparing delicious meals, and a cosy living room for relaxing evenings. Outside, you will find a generous front garden and allocated parking, providing convenience for residents and guests.

The property is situated in a surprisingly peaceful development of just 13 homes, offering a tranquil environment to retreat to after a busy day.

About Kerswell Barton:

Dating back to 1875, Kerswell Barton, Broadclyst is a fine example of a Victorian Model Farm and one of the largest still in existence in Devon. Kerswell Barton functioned as a working farm for livestock and produce until 2010 when it was sold to the current owners.

A Victorian Model Farm was an 18th-19th century experimental farm, which researched and demonstrated improvements in agricultural techniques, efficiency, and building layout. Education and commitment to improving welfare standards of workers were also aspects of the ideal farm movement. Farm buildings were designed to be beautiful as well as utilitarian-inspired by the ideals of the enlightenment.

English Heritage have deemed Kerswell Barton a building of Historic Significance that should now be preserved through residential use.

Broadclyst itself is situated in the heart of the National Trust Killerton Estate which was gifted in 1944 by Sir Richard Acland to the National Trust incorporating over 6400 acres including working farms and 240 cottages. Killerton House, within the estate have year round activities for all the family. However records from 1909 show that Kerswell Barton has always been a totally independent farm in private ownership and not part of either the adjacent Poltimore Estate or the nearby Killerton Estate.

Situation

Kerswell Barton is situated around 4 miles from the cathedral city of Exeter, on the fringes of the popular village of Broadclyst. Broadclyst has amenities to include a post office/village store, two public houses, a church and sports centre, along with well-regarded primary and secondary schools. Much of the village is owned by the Killerton Estate which is part of the National Trust. Exeter has good private and public schools, the Princesshay shopping centre, a red brick university, excellent restaurants, an international airport as well as a mainline railway station offering a link to London Paddington in just over 2 hours. Junctions to all major roads are also within easy reach.

Directions

From Exeter proceed on the B3181 taking you through and out of Pinhoe. Continue over the M5 motorway bridge and the entrance to Kerswell Barton will be clearly marked on your right hand side.

Ground Floor

Kitchen/Sitting/Dining Room (11.48m x 5.38m)

Utility

First Floor

Bedroom 1 (3.84m x 3.43m)

En Suite

Bedroom 2 (4.11m x 3.4m)

Bedroom 3 (3.4m x 2.84m)

Family Bathroom

Services

The vendor has advised the following: Private sewerage treatment plant. Mains water and electricity. Central heating and hot water provided via air source heat pump. No mains gas or lp gas will be available on this development. Telephone landline not currently in contract. Broadband not currently in contract. Full fibre to property available. Approx download and upload speeds currently unknown.
Mobile signal: Several networks currently showing as available at the property. Local authority Zone East Devon.

Agents Note

The Developer has advised that all 13 properties at Kerswell Barton will be connected to a newly installed sewerage treatment plant, maintenance of which will be included in the Management/Service charges. The Budget for these is currently being prepared and will also include maintenance of communal access ways and areas such as parking.
The properties will each benefit from an icw 10 Year Warranty.

Agents Note

Please note that some of the images used have been digitally staged.