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Thursday 26 July 2012 7:16 pm

A truly unique home in idyllic surroundings

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This gorgeous Grade II-listed property with Capability Brown gardens is set in an idyllic country setting, with views towards the Exe Estuary and Lyme Bay. In addition to the main house, there is also a boat house, complete with a large open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms and reception room.

The main house has four bedroom “suites”, including an ensuite master bedroom, and is laid out with extreme architectural charm. Outdoors, the property continues to impress, with a summer house, external office/studio, two work sheds, two green houses, a wood and garden store, a cellar store and – this should please those who like a cold drink or five – an ice house.

The Orangery has been extensively restored, and particular care has been taken to retain the original features of the house, including original mullion windows, open fireplaces and stone floorings that all help to create a wonderful light, bright and spacious feel to the house. £3m through Knight Frank

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