Initial price	£795,000
18/01/25	£750,000
Price Change	-5.66%

This charming smallholding, dating back to the mid 1800s, is situated in the picturesque village of Bradworthy, just a short walk from local amenities. The property, originally built as a steward's house for the Earl of Stanhope, boasts well-presented and characterful accommodation, including four bedrooms and three reception rooms. The 12.8-acre plot features a range of outbuildings, pastureland, formal gardens, a nature area with a lake, and a small corner of woodland. The village of Bradworthy offers a comprehensive range of local amenities, including shops, a post office, doctor's surgery, and popular pub, while nearby towns such as Bude, Bideford, and Holsworthy offer additional amenities and attractions. The property is easily accessible from the A30 dual carriageway and is within driving distance of Exeter and its intercity rail and motorway links.