Haye Farm is a fantastic listed Georgian house in Devon which requires complete restoration but will eventually become a perfect family home in the South Hams. The property has light, square principal rooms complimented by high ceilings and traditional sash windows, many of which have their original shutters.
Accommodation is arranged over three floors with five double bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor and two further bedrooms on the second floor. The property currently offers: reception hall, farmhouse kitchen/breakfast room, drawing room, dining room, study/sitting room, store room/scullery, conservatory and six/seven bedrooms.
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Outside the house enjoys an elevated south-facing position with a front garden enclosed by dry stone walls and there is also an adjacent two storey stone building which could provide ancillary accommodation.
Haye Farm sits in around five-and-a-half acres of gardens and grounds, and further land may be available subject to negotiation. The property occupies a commanding setting in the hamlet of Ludbrook in the South Hams, situated between Dartmoor National Park and the fantastic coastline to the south.
Local amenities are available at nearby Ermington village whilst Ivybridge, Modbury and Plymouth provide a wider range of shopping, recreation and culture. Plymouth also has an airport and ferry service to the continent.
The guide price is £575,000. For further information please contact Jackson-Stops and Staff on 01392 214222 or visit www.jackson-stops.co.uk.
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