Property description
Delightful 2 bedroom detached former Toll House known as \‘The Round House\‘ due to its octagonal shape. With 1/4 acre gardens, it is thought to date back 200 years and has undergone extensive renovation to provide modern living but with original features such as arched window recesses & latch doors.
The property has been successfully let as a holiday let for the last year during the summer months and this could be extended to procide a decent return. For more information go to http://www.thebestofexmoor.co.uk/stay-in-dulverton/toll-house
Having been recently renovated, the Grade 11 former Toll House offers entrance porch, living room with woodburner, modern kitchen with oak units, stylish bathroom (downstairs), 2 bedrooms and a separate cloakroom upstairs. Externally there is a courtyard style garden and off road parking immediately outside the house. On the opposite side of the road there is a fantastic secluded garden of approx. 1/4 acre with a range of trees, summer house and a stream running along one side which leads to fishing lakes.
please note due to the shape of the house the room sized are a guide only and are all maximums.
Toll House is situated on the outskirts of the village of Exebridge which lies on the border between Devon and Somerset. The name Exebridge comes from the bridge over the River Exe, which is just a short distance along the road, beside the village pub, The Anchor Inn, which also serves food.
Toll House is approximately 2.5 miles from Dulverton, which is known as the Southern Gateway to Exmoor; it\‘s a centre for walking, riding and fishing, and is well served by several good restaurants, pubs and antique shops as well as an excellent range of local shops including small supermarket, butcher, greengrocer, baker, delicatessen and fish & chip shop.
In the other direction it\‘s approximately 3 miles from Toll House to the historic town of Bampton, which is is a small town but has a surprising range of local amenities including pubs, restaurants, tea rooms, late-opening supermarket, post office, butcher, greengrocer, chemist, and a range of other shops. Bampton has quite a history from the Romans to its early Saxon origins, the Norman castle, the wool and pony trade, the 12th century church, the quarrying of the local stone; now it is a thriving centre used by locals and visitors alike. This small and vibrant town is located in mid-Devon; nearby Exmoor National Park, Wimbleball Lake and the Grand Western Canal Country Park provide wonderful opportunities walks, cycle rides and activities.
Property Features :
- APPROX 1/4 ACRE OF GARDEN WITH STREAM FRONTAGE
- FASCINATING OCTAGONAL SHAPED HOUSE
- MANY ORIGINAL CHARACTER FEATURES
- RECENTLY RENOVATED TO A HIGH STANDARD
- 2 BEDROOMS
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