Initial price	£1,850,000
09/05/25	£1,750,000
Price Change	-5.41%

Wooladon Hall is a 17th-century property situated in a unique setting between two nature reserves, surrounded by 29 acres of pasture, woodland, and a lake. The house, which is Grade II* listed, has been fully restored to its original state after a fire in 2017. It features traditional Devon architecture, including rendered cob walls, a thatched roof, and timber and stone mullion windows. The interior boasts character-filled features such as exposed roof and wall timbers, oak and brick flooring, and impressive fireplaces. The property has six double bedrooms, including two with en-suite bathrooms, and two kitchens, one of which has a seating and dining area. The grounds offer stunning views across the countryside and a peaceful setting, making it an ideal retreat. Located near the village of Meeth, Wooladon Hall is close to the market towns of Okehampton and Great Torrington, which offer a range of amenities, and has good transport links to Exeter and London.