Old Heazille Farm is a stunning family home which has been lovingly restored by the current owners, who have spent the last 7 years renovating this former monastery with fine detail. Thought to date back more than 800 years and believed to be occupying the site of a former ancient monument, Old Heazille Farm has undergone many changes in that time with the owners exposing the beautiful, rich history to create a warm, inviting space with wonderful proportions and period features.

Accessed from a gravelled courtyard area, the property offers a charming entrance into a boot room with stone, tiled floor and storage leading into a fantastic, light reception room, with its solid wood floors and a Chippendale cupboard with built in shelving offering excellent storage space. The generous and beautifully bright kitchen has been tastefully designed, enjoying impressive windows to two aspects flooding the space with natural light. The solid wood kitchen provides plenty of cupboard space along with an island/breakfast bar and electric Aga. There is space for a large dining table – perfect for family lifer and entertaining alongside original flagstone floors and fireplace with woodburner making this room truly the heart of the home.

The second reception room is currently used as the family sitting room, with a striking beamed ceiling and exposed timbers to the walls, original solid wood door and large fireplace. This cosy room is lovely and bright with a bay window with window seat and a stable door opening onto the south facing kitchen garden. To the rear of the property is a useful utility room, providing space for a washing machine and dryer as well a downstairs WC. There is rear access to the terrace and gardens from the utility room.

The stunning first floor landing is a real feature of the property with vaulted ceiling and exposed trusses. This wonderful, light space opens into 4 double bedrooms, delightful reading nook/office and mezzanine attic room. The principle bedroom offers a charming, bright space with solid wood floors and double aspect windows to the front and rear affording far-reaching views. There is a wonderful, arched, original wooden window which has been retained and is a really special feature to this room. The large family bathroom is beautifully finished with separate shower, tiled floors and claw-footed bath.

ANNEXE/BARN CONVERSION/HOLIDAY LET
This wonderful addition to the property and has received a string of wonderful reviews on Air BnB as well as being in Instagram's Top 10 Most Liked Air BnB in the world in 2019! This two bedroom well-designed barn conversion is beautifully finished throughout. The vaulted, open plan kitchen, living, dining room makes the space light and airy with oak beamed vaulted window providing stunning views across Killerton woods. There are two double bedrooms, one in the Hayloft with far-reaching views and family bathroom. The current owners are willing to discuss the possibility of leaving this property virtually as seen so that a prospective purchaser effectively can continue to run the holiday let as a ready-made business, or alternatively, this would be a really lovely guest house for family and friends.

Gardens and Grounds
Old Heazille Farm really need to be seen to be fully appreciated. Extending to over 9.5 acres, the mix of formal gardens and wonderful wild spaces are a delight, all with wonderful far-reaching views. The property itself is surrounded by areas of gravelled terraces, offering superb spaces within which to follow the sun and entertain. There are well-stocked beds and raised vegetable beds as well as a greenhouse and charming summer house. To the rear of the property, the terrace makes way to a grassed area which gently slopes away down to the pond and paddock providing a wonderful spot to entertain fully taking in the wonderful views across the grounds and fields beyond.

There is a single garage and numerous attractive stone outbuildings including a potting shed, store and cycle store surrounding the property which offer much further potential, subject to any necessary planning consents. The property is encircled on three sides by its grounds and gardens including a large lake surrounded by poplars dating back to the time of the monastery and being fed by a tributary of the River Culm. There is a paddock area, woodland which rises behind the property with stunning views across farmland and an avenue of poplars offering a lovely feature to the grounds. Throughout the grounds are charming picnic spots which make the most of the exceptional views surrounding the property. In addition, there is a separate fenced paddock area currently housing chickens, ducks and a pair of goats as well as a fenced allotment with a garden shed.

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