4 bedroom detached house for sale

A spectacular 15 acre equestrian holding in a superb rural setting enjoying distant views across open rolling countryside to the North Cornish coastline. Exceptionally well appointed 4 bedroom barn conversion standing in landscaped gardens. Former milking parlour, stables, grazing paddocks and 1.3 acres of mature woodland.

The Residence
Pale Park is a fine example of a barn conversion which originally formed part of the Tackbear Manor Estate first mentioned in the Doomsday book. An abundance of character has been retained with exposed roof trusses, beams and some stonework, all complemented by extremely well appointed fitments throughout. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and is of a reverse plan design to take full advantage of the wonderful views over the grounds, surrounding countryside and the North Cornish Coastline. Extensive landscaping creating stunning gardens which adjoin the property. The stables, yard and a sand school. In all, Pale Park is a quite stunning country home in a magnificent rural setting.
Ground Floor
Double arched heavy duty entrance doors opening into:
Reception Hall
Built-in coat cupboard and most impressive glass sided staircase rising to first floor.
Master Bedroom 17'6 x 16'2 (5.33m x 4.93m)
Exposed main ceiling beam, French doors opening into small brick based and West facing courtyard.
En Suite Shower Room
Quadrant shower cubicle, sliding access doors and mixer shower, pedestal wash basin, low flush WC, heated towel rail, polished ceramic tiled walls and floor.
Bedroom 2 15'4 x 10'7 (4.67m x 3.23m)
Exposed main ceiling beam and dual aspect windows.
En Suite Shower Room
Feature double shower with glazed screen and mixer shower, pedestal wash basin, low flush WC, heated towel rail, polished ceramic tiled walls and floor.
Bedroom 4 15' x 6'7 (4.57m x 2.01m)
Exposed beam ceiling.
Family Bathroom
Jacuzzi operated bath with shower attachment, wash basin, low flush WC, heated towel rail and polished ceramic tiled walls and floor.
Utility Room 6'7 x 5'8 (2.01m x 1.73m)
Single drainer stainless steel sink unit, worksurface areas, fitted cupboard, plumbing for washing machine and slate tiled floor.
First Floor

Open Plan Living Room 41'5 x 18' (12.62m x 5.49m)
Vaulted ceiling with exposed roof trusses and 3 Velux ceiling windows. Granite surround to south facing French doors opening to a Juliet balcony from which one can fully appreciate the beautiful surroundings. West facing French door with distant views of the coast.
Kitchen
Comprehensive range of fitted wall and base units with black polished granite worksurfaces over. Central preparation island incorporating storage areas, 1 bowl stainless steel sink unit and twin wine cooling cabinets with storage capacity for some 30 bottles. 5-ring lpg gas cooking hob, electric oven beneath and fume extractor hood over. Built-in microwave and dishwasher. French doors leading to rear courtyard and boiler house.
Sitting Room 24'6 x 20' (7.47m x 6.10m)
Former milling room with exposed large central beam beneath vaulted ceiling, dual aspect windows and on west elevation a French door opens into the garden. Multi fuel burner set on slate hearth.
Bedroom 3 13' x 12'3 (3.96m x 3.73m)
Vaulted ceiling with mezzanine level suitable for storage space.
Walk in Wardrobe 6' x 5'6 (1.83m x 1.68m)

En Suite Shower Room
Glass screen to quadrant shower and fitted mixer taps, pedestal wash basin, low flush WC, towel rail, ceramic tiled walls and floor.
Gardens and Grounds
To the front is a paved granite courtyard accessed through double electrically operated gates mounted on impressive stone and granite pillars with matching walls each side. From here is access to the front entrance of the barn and useful former milking parlour 35' 6' x 16' 5' (10.82m x 5m) block/stone construction under pitched slate roof with an opening to one gable end giving access to the stables and yard. The gardens adjoin the barn and have been professionally landscaped with large open gravelled areas bordered by traditional stone walls and featuring willow and weeping cherry trees, thatched gazebo, timber decked seating area and stone and slate steps leading up to raised terrace taking full advantage of the wonderful views. There is also an attractive small bricked courtyard leading off the master bedroom.

Features have been strategically positioned in this lovely area such as a thatched gazebo and a decked seating area together with many young trees and the combination takes full advantage of the tranquil environment in which they are positioned.
Stables and Land
These are approached from the courtyard. Twin loose boxes and adjacent single box, each is fitted with electric lighting and automatic drinkers. A hardcore track leads to an All-Weather sand school measuring 40m x 20m. The 15 acres (6.10 hectares or thereabouts) is contained within a ring fence of five enclosures, the majority of which have the benefit of post and rail fencing and enjoy a fine southerly aspect. There is a stream along the southern boundary which meanders alongside a 1.3 acre area of broadleaf woodland providing a natural habitat for a variety of wildlife and fauna.
Services
Mains water and electricity, private drainage, lpg gas central heating. Telephone/ Broadband connection.
Council Tax Band
Torridge District Council

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