For Sale5 Bedroom Detached House in Widecombe-in-the-Moor, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ13£1,150,000

An exceptional Dartmoor property with breathtaking panoramic views across Dartmoor. Consisting of a main farmhouse, detached annex and converted stables presently very successful with holiday lettings, and approximately three acres of land.<br/><br/>THE FARMHOUSE<br/>- Kitchen/breakfast room <br/>- Dining room <br/>- Sitting room <br/>- Additional room with en suite<br/>- Cloakroom<br/>- Principal bedroom <br/>- Three further bedrooms (1 en suite) <br/>- Family bathroom<br/><br/>THE LODGE<br/>- Open plan kitchen/breakfast/sitting room <br/>- Bathroom<br/>- Bedroom and dressing room<br/><br/>HATCHWELL STABLES<br/>- Charming kitchen/sitting room<br/>- Bedroom <br/>- Shower room <br/>- Raise decked seating area<br/><br/>OUTSIDE<br/>- Southwest facing mature gardens <br/>- Ample driveway parking <br/>- Uninterrupted views over Dartmoor <br/>- Stables <br/>- Paddock <br/>- Rear courtyard with water treatment room and laundry <br/>room<br/><br/>An exceptional Dartmoor property with breath taking <br/>panoramic views across Dartmoor. Consisting of a main <br/>farmhouse, detached annex and converted stables presently <br/>very successful with holiday lettings, and approximately three acres of land.<br/><br/>LOCATION<br/>Hatchwell Hall enjoys a prime location just two miles from <br/>the charming village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor, renowned <br/>for its striking church tower, reputedly the tallest in Devon and affectionately known as the “Cathedral in the Moor.” The village offers a well-regarded primary school, a post office, a <br/>village shop, and two welcoming pubs, including the award winning Rugglestone Inn.<br/><br/>Surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of Dartmoor, <br/>Hatchwell Hall is ideally positioned to enjoy a wealth of outdoor pursuits. The area is celebrated for its exceptional <br/>opportunities for walking, horse riding, shooting, hunting, <br/>golf, and even water sports. Just over eight miles away lies <br/>the acclaimed Gidleigh Park Hotel, while Bovey Castle, only <br/>six miles distant, boasts a championship golf course with spa <br/>facilities.<br/><br/>Approximately 26 miles away, the vibrant city of Exeter offers <br/>a rich cultural scene, including theatres, museums, an arts <br/>centre, and a wide array of shops and restaurants, featuring <br/>John Lewis and Waitrose. Exeter is also home to numerous <br/>primary and secondary schools, as well as the prestigious <br/>University of Exeter, consistently ranked among the UK’s best.<br/><br/>Transport links are excellent, with the M5 motorway at Exeter <br/>providing access to the A38 towards Plymouth and the A30 <br/>to Cornwall, as well as routes north to Bristol and London. <br/><br/>Regular rail services to London Paddington are available from <br/>Newton Abbot and Exeter, and Exeter International Airport <br/>offers an expanding range of domestic and international flights.<br/><br/>DISTANCES<br/>WIDECOMBE IN THE MOOR – 2.5 MILES<br/>MORETONHAMPSTEAD – 8 MILES<br/>ASHBURTON – 8 MILES<br/>EXETER – 26 MILES<br/><br/>THE PROPERTY<br/>Nestled in a serene and elevated position with sweeping southwesterly views across Dartmoor National Park, Hatchwell <br/>Hall is a truly remarkable listed Devon Longhouse steeped in <br/>history and character. Believed to date back to the Domesday <br/>Book, this historic settlement was once part of the Cockington <br/>Court Estate and, for a time, owned by Richard III.<br/><br/>This enchanting home has been lovingly maintained and <br/>enhanced by its current owner, preserving a wealth of original <br/>features that speak to its rich heritage. Granite steps, walls, <br/>and fireplaces are prominent throughout, complemented by <br/>exposed beams and immaculate interiors. The result is a warm <br/>and inviting home that honours its past while offering comfort.<br/><br/>Set within approximately three acres, Hatchwell Hall enjoys <br/>breathtaking views over the open moorland, which can be fully appreciated from the beautifully landscaped and well-tended gardens and patio areas, perfectly positioned for outdoor dining and entertaining.<br/><br/>The main farmhouse is beautiful and charming with flexible <br/>accommodation. In addition, there are two further properties. <br/>Presently the properties are very successfully operated <br/>generating a significant annual income.<br/><br/>THE FARMHOUSE<br/>The principal home at Hatchwell Hall offers a wealth of period <br/>charm, on the ground floor, the kitchen/breakfast room is <br/>clearly the heart of the home, fitted with bespoke wooden <br/>cabinetry, and integrated appliances, centred around an Aga. <br/>Double doors open directly onto the patio and gardens, <br/>creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor <br/>living. A utility room with a cloakroom/WC lies adjacent to the <br/>kitchen.<br/><br/>The sitting room is a particular highlight, featuring a rare <br/>Corbel granite inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, <br/>and a set of spiral granite steps leading to the first floor. The <br/>additional room is accessed from here, complete with a standalone bath and WC, offering privacy and flexibility. <br/><br/>Upstairs, the first floor comprises three double bedrooms, one <br/>twin room, and principal suite with a vaulted ceiling, exposed <br/>beams, and a feature fireplace. One of the additional bedrooms benefits from an en suite shower room, while a family bathroom serves the remaining rooms.<br/><br/>THE LODGE<br/>The Lodge offers self-contained accommodation ideal for <br/>guests or holiday letting. The ground floor includes an <br/>entrance porch, family room, kitchen area, and a family <br/>bathroom. Double doors open onto a private decked terrace <br/>and lawned garden, with far-reaching views over the moors. <br/>Upstairs, there is a principal bedroom and a second bedroom/<br/>dressing area, offering flexible use.<br/><br/>HATCHWELL STABLES<br/>This is a beautifully appointed holiday let, finished to a high <br/>standard. The open-plan layout includes a fitted kitchen and sitting area with a wood-burning stove, and bi-fold doors opening onto a raised decked terrace with spectacular <br/>Dartmoor views.<br/><br/>The bedroom features a hand-crafted bespoke bed with <br/>integrated storage and leads to a luxurious en suite shower <br/>room with marble tiling. The property benefits from oil-fired <br/>central heating and thoughtfully designed lighting, creating a <br/>warm and inviting retreat with exceptional outlooks over the <br/>grounds and moorland beyond.<br/><br/>OUTSIDE<br/>To the rear of the property lies a charming paved and walled <br/>courtyard, ideal for al fresco dining and outdoor entertaining. <br/>This space is enhanced by raised flower beds and mature trees. <br/><br/>Two versatile outbuildings open onto the courtyard - both <br/>equipped with electricity and plumbing. One currently serves as a laundry room, while the other is used for general storage and houses the water treatment system.<br/><br/>At the front of the house, beautifully maintained lawns are <br/>framed by established trees and shrubs, offering a peaceful <br/>outlook and a sense of privacy. The original granite patio area <br/>adds a touch of historic charm and provides another inviting <br/>outdoor space.<br/><br/>To the side of the newly developed stable accommodation, <br/>there is a secure storage room for garden machinery, along with a lean-to log store. A pathway leads to a gravelled parking area with ample space for several vehicles and gated access to the adjoining paddock. The paddock itself features a new two-horse stable, with planning permission in place for a tack and hay barn, making it ideal for equestrian use or further development.<br/><br/>DIRECTIONS (TQ7 2QN)<br/>On reaching Bovey Tracey from the A38, take the 2nd exit at <br/>the first roundabout. At the next roundabout, take the first <br/>exit signposted Haytor and Widecome (B3387). Continue <br/>for approx. 500 yds and bear left, still following signs for <br/>Haytor and Widecombe. After approx. 7 miles, follow the road <br/>through Widecombe and after passing the school, turn right <br/>onto Southcombe Hill. After a mile at the mini intersection, <br/>turn right. Follow for 1 mile, past Langworthy Farm on the <br/>right and Hatchwell Hall is found next on the right with a sign <br/>for Hatchwell Farm. What3words – ///pays.situation.dark<br/><br/>PROPERTY INFORMATION<br/>Services: Oil fired hot water and central heating, mains <br/>electricity, shared spring water supply, private drainage and <br/>water treatment tank.<br/><br/>Tenure: Freehold<br/><br/>Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, <br/>Brunel Road, Newton Abbot. TQ12 4XX. Tel. 01626 361101.<br/>Council Tax: The Lodge Band E, The Farmhouse and <br/>Hatchwell Stables are on business rates<br/>Contents, fixtures and fittings: Hatchwell Stables to be sold <br/>fully furnished. <br/>All contents, fixtures and fittings, garden <br/>ornaments and statues will be available to be sold by separate <br/>negotiation.<br/>Viewing: By appointment with Jackson-Stops Exeter office: <br/>01392 214 222