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Clayhidon, Cullompton, Devon, EX15
Under Offer
£1,390,000 Guide
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3
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Key Features
Detached Grade II Listed farmhouse in Need of Renovation
Range of traditional buildings with planning permission
Modern style farm buildings
Sought after location
Pasture
In all about 66.35 acres
As a whole or in up to three lots
About This Property
BEST & FINAL OFFERS 12 NOON TUESDAY 19 APRIL 2022
An attractive residential farm with a 6 bedroom farmhouse listed Grade II with lovely views towards the Culm Valley now requiring
modernisation. Versatile range of traditional barns (with planning permission for conversion) and separate modern farm buildings. Pasture land with a stream running through.
In all 66.35 acres (26.84 ha).
Gollick Park has been in the ownership of the current vendorsÂ’ family for three generations since 1928. At the heart of the farm is the handsome Grade II listed farmhouse dating to the
mid-17th century with later alterations and additions to create a L-shaped dwelling. However the property has earlier roots and was referred to as Gollakecoote in 1566. Principally constructed of local stone with rusticated brick surrounds and
quoins, the rendered south facing front elevation has a pretty brick and stone porch. The main house was re-roofed in 2009 with Canadian slate, but the farmhouse is now in need of modernisation. Most of the principal rooms face south or east, with views over the gardens to the rural landscape beyond. Inside, the generous accommodation has well-proportioned
rooms with a range of character features including a plank and muntin screen, chamfered beams, a bread oven and original fireplaces. This adaptable property has potential for enlarging
the accommodation by converting further space in the adjoining barns or the former cow stalls, possibly for multi-generational living or to provide an income.
The property enjoys an enviable position lying at the end of a no through road within the favoured Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a predominantly agricultural landscape primarily comprising pasture and arable land interspersed with an abundance of woodland.
The village of Clayhidon lies about 0.50 miles to the north providing a thriving local community with its parish church, village hall and Public House. The larger centres of Wellington and Taunton lie 4.5 and 9.8 miles distant respectively, both affording an extensive range of everyday banking, shopping and schooling facilities. The property also lies within the Uffculme School catchment area.
Despite its rural position the property enjoys easy access to the surrounding districts, with access to the A38 and M5 Motorway network at Wellington.
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An attractive residential farm with a 6 bedroom farmhouse listed Grade II with lovely views towards the Culm Valley now requiring
modernisation. Versatile range of traditional barns (with planning permission for conversion) and separate modern farm buildings. Pasture land with a stream running through.
In all 66.35 acres (26.84 ha).
Gollick Park has been in the ownership of the current vendorsÂ’ family for three generations since 1928. At the heart of the farm is the handsome Grade II listed farmhouse dating to the
mid-17th century with later alterations and additions to create a L-shaped dwelling. However the property has earlier roots and was referred to as Gollakecoote in 1566. Principally constructed of local stone with rusticated brick surrounds and
quoins, the rendered south facing front elevation has a pretty brick and stone porch. The main house was re-roofed in 2009 with Canadian slate, but the farmhouse is now in need of modernisation. Most of the principal rooms face south or east, with views over the gardens to the rural landscape beyond. Inside, the generous accommodation has well-proportioned
rooms with a range of character features including a plank and muntin screen, chamfered beams, a bread oven and original fireplaces. This adaptable property has potential for enlarging
the accommodation by converting further space in the adjoining barns or the former cow stalls, possibly for multi-generational living or to provide an income.
The property enjoys an enviable position lying at the end of a no through road within the favoured Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a predominantly agricultural landscape primarily comprising pasture and arable land interspersed with an abundance of woodland.
The village of Clayhidon lies about 0.50 miles to the north providing a thriving local community with its parish church, village hall and Public House. The larger centres of Wellington and Taunton lie 4.5 and 9.8 miles distant respectively, both affording an extensive range of everyday banking, shopping and schooling facilities. The property also lies within the Uffculme School catchment area.
Despite its rural position the property enjoys easy access to the surrounding districts, with access to the A38 and M5 Motorway network at Wellington.
Contact Honiton Residential Sales
111 High Street
Devon
Honiton
EX14 1LS
01404 46222
Meet your Agent
William Handel
Partner - Surveyor & Valuer
Will grew up close to the Devon/Somerset border and having gone to school at Queen's College in Taunton progressed to study Rural Land Management at The Royal Agricultural College at Cirencester. This was followed by three years working for a national firm of land agents in Kent where he qualified as a Chartered Surveyor and Agricultural Valuer. Having joined GTH in 2004, he now manages the Honiton office and was made a Partner of the firm in 2015.
With over 20 years’ experience in the property industry, Will now focuses on all rural property matters and deals primarily with the professional valuation and sale of farms, equestrian property, smallholdings, country houses and land. In addition he does a variety of professional work and is also familiar to many farmers throughout the South West as an auctioneer at Sedgemoor Auction Centre where he sells the stores.
With over 20 years’ experience in the property industry, Will now focuses on all rural property matters and deals primarily with the professional valuation and sale of farms, equestrian property, smallholdings, country houses and land. In addition he does a variety of professional work and is also familiar to many farmers throughout the South West as an auctioneer at Sedgemoor Auction Centre where he sells the stores.
01404 46222
07894 616167
Permitted Payments
Fees apply:
The holding deposit is non-refundable if the tenancy does not go ahead due to the tenants providing false or misleading information, pulling out or failing the right to rent check. Details will be put in writing to the tenants within 7 days of the application not proceeding.
GTH are regulated by the RICS in regards to monies held by all parties and are members of the Property Redress Scheme.
- Holding deposit; equivalent to one weeks rent. This payment will be deducted from the first month’s rent or paid back to the tenant via bank transfer once referencing has been completed and a tenancy start date agreed. Please see our terms and conditions for more details.
- Late payment of rent; 3% above the Bank of England base rate which, after 14 days can be backdated to the day rent was due.
- Any alternations/variations to the tenancy agreement; £50.
- Early termination fee (with landlords consent); £360.
- All charges are inclusive of VAT.
The holding deposit is non-refundable if the tenancy does not go ahead due to the tenants providing false or misleading information, pulling out or failing the right to rent check. Details will be put in writing to the tenants within 7 days of the application not proceeding.
- Any keys or security devices that are lost during the tenancy will be charged to the tenant.
GTH are regulated by the RICS in regards to monies held by all parties and are members of the Property Redress Scheme.