The Threshing Barn is part of a group of seven luxury barn conversions, centred around a beautiful, gravelled courtyard. The barns are approximately 1/3 mile outside the village and occupy an exceptionally quiet spot surrounded by beautiful countryside with views along the Exe Valley. It is an idyllic rural location within easy reach of Exeter. The barns were sympathetically converted in 2017 and benefit from many modern facilities including superfast broadband and an electric vehicle charging point. The barns and the surrounding grounds are maintained to a high standard by an established management company. Originally built in c1860 in brick, all the properties have a unique design and layout, benefitting from bespoke double glazed windows with granite sills and slate roofs. The Threshing Barn is the largest of the properties and occupies a secluded spot. It has four designated spaces in the residents parking area, with additional parking available in an area privately owned by The Threshing Barn.

A painted oak double front door leads into a good sized tiled entrance hall benefitting from underfloor heating. From here a door leads to a large utility area. There is also a double sized shower and a guest toilet. From the hallway, double doors lead into a large sitting room which has dual aspect bespoke windows with views onto the garden, an oak wooden floor and underfloor heating. Up a few stairs is an impressive kitchen/dining room which has a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and the original horse-gear as a distinctive centrepiece. The kitchen has a range of fitted units, Fired Earth tiles, stone flooring, underfloor heating, granite worktops, an integrated freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler and an Aga range cooker with induction hob and extractor fan. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, all with TV points, exposed beams and lovely views. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room, bedroom two has a dressing room and there is also a family bathroom.

Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council.

Services: Mains electricity. Shared private water. Shared private treatment plant drainage. Oil fired central heating. Fibre optic broadband installed.

Council Tax: Band E.

Service Charges: Currently £60 per month.

Restrictive Covenants & Rights of Way: Restrictive covenants ensure the heritage of properties and allow residents to enjoy quiet enjoyment. Rights of Way relate to communal areas such as the courtyard. Further information is available from the vendors' agent.

Silverton has a thriving community and includes a church, two pubs, a village shop and post office, doctor surgery rated in the top ten surgeries in Devon, a sought-after primary school and there is a fantastic farm shop with its own butcher just outside the village. There are good public transport links from the village into both Exeter and Tiverton and a fast rail service from Tiverton Parkway which reaches London in under two hours.

There is a wrap-around patio area, ensuring both sun and shade all day long with a range of established plants and shrubs as well as lighting which provides a unique backdrop to the garden at night. It also has both hot & cold outside taps, an attractive pergola and a large shed with electricity. Steps lead up to a second tier of garden area which has been landscaped with great sensitivity to maintaining a natural appearance and also includes an established apiary. Here there are uninterrupted and fantastic views across the Devon landscape for miles. Above the second tier are two further fenced paddocks with access to water.