luxury houses with panoramic view for sale Torquay, United Kingdom

In one of Dartmoor’s most spectacular settings, this extraordinary home offers a rare combination of heritage, comfort and uninterrupted natural beauty. Surrounded by its own grounds and farmland of nearly 30 acres, a dramatic moorland position, with open skies and sweeping views, this home enjoys a remarkable sense of freedom and luxury. This unlisted property has been sensitively restored and comprehensively updated, preserving its historic character while introducing beautifully considered modern interiors and sustainable features for contemporary country living including double glazing and underfloor heating throughout. Manageable and with a low carbon footprint, this 4400 sq foot residence also boasts a stylish detached cottage, large timber barn and immediate access onto the open moor, making this a truly unique Dartmoor estate. Please note: The map shown is for our office location only. Please contact us directly for further details regarding the property’s location

Set high above the Teign Estuary in an outstanding elevated position, Higher Radway Farmhouse offers a rare opportunity to refurbish or reimagine a substantial family home with some of the most captivating views in South Devon. Offered with approximately 5 acres  of land (more or less available by negotiation), this is a flexible proposition for those seeking privacy, scenery, and potential. The Property Originally constructed in 1956, the farmhouse currently extends to 2184 sq ft and features a generous layout ideal for updating. Accommodation includes: Entrance hall Kitchen and utility room Dining room Sitting room Garden room Five bedrooms Family bathroom and shower room The property is perfect for refurbishment throughout and would make a wonderful spacious home with spectacular views. Although not essential, the new owner could utilise the approved planning permission to demolish and rebuild. Please contact us for more information. Outside The property is being offered with around 5 acres of grounds, however should a buyer wish to have more or indeed less, then the seller is more than happy to discuss. As well as garden around the property, there is also an outdoor swimming pool. From its elevated setting, you'll enjoy panoramic, uninterrupted views from the open sea at Teignmouth, along the Teign Estuary, and up towards Dartmoor. There is also planning permission in place to create a new private access driveway, enhancing privacy and accessibility. Location The property occupies a superb position above the Teign Estuary, providing unique panoramic views across the surrounding landscape. It is conveniently located just 1 mile from Bishopsteignton—a friendly village offering a primary school and a welcoming community atmosphere— The picturesque village of Shaldon is on the opposite side of the estuary and around 3 miles away. Shaldon exudes coastal charm with its independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and a scenic sandy beach. Teignmouth is also nearby, offering a range of amenities, sea and estuary beaches, and a traditional pier. The market town of Newton Abbot is also easily accessible. Exeter, with its rich heritage and extensive amenities, is easily accessible in around 20 minutes. Higher Radway Farm enjoys excellent transport links, including the A380 dual carriageway with direct access to the M5 motorway and convenient railway connections from Newton Abbot to London Paddington in around 2.5 hours, meaning Higher Radway Farm is an ideal location for those needing good communication links whilst enjoying a private setting with countryside, estuary and sea views. Useful Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: Band G (£4106.10 for 2025-2026) Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Services: mains electricity, mains water, private drainage, and oil-fired central heating. Flood Risk: Yearly risk of flooding, Very Low - according to the government flood risk check service. Broadband Availability: Ultrafast available with speeds up to 1000MBPS (according to Offcom Broadband Checker) Mobile Phone Reception: Limited to Likely indoors on all carriers. Likely outside on all carriers (according to Offcom Broadband Checker) Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with the sole agents By Design – Telephone 01392 982952 or via email at [email protected] EPC: Band D Distances Teignmouth – 2 miles Newton Abbot – 6 miles Exeter – 15 miles Bristol – 85 miles Leisure / International Travel Teignmouth Golf Course – 1 mile Torquay Marina – 8 miles Dartmoor National Park – 10 miles Exeter Airport – 20 miles Plymouth Ferryport – 40 miles Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

INTRODUCTION Meadow Court is an exceptional example of contemporary country living at its finest. Designed by an award-winning developer, this impressive home offers over 4,000 sq ft of beautifully appointed accommodation, including six bedrooms and four versatile reception rooms, with the flexibility to create a self-contained annex if desired. Set within formal landscaped gardens with incredible views and a private tennis court, the property is perfectly tailored for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. For those looking for equestrian facilities there is five acres of adjoining land plus a substantial stable block available by separate negotiation. Occupying a prime position on the edge of the thriving town of Chudleigh, with easy access to Exeter, Meadow Court enjoys sweeping countryside views while remaining moments from major transport links—offering the ideal balance of rural seclusion and modern convenience. SELLERS INSIGHT “We purchased the land where Meadow Court now stands over 20 years ago. At the time, we had viewed the house next door and fell in love with the location — the peaceful countryside setting, the stunning views, and the proximity to the vibrant town of Chudleigh. When that property sold before we could make an offer, we thought we'd missed our chance. But as fate would have it, the seller also owned the neighbouring barns. As award-winning developers, we saw the potential immediately and were thrilled to have the opportunity to create something truly bespoke. From the very beginning, Meadow Court was a passion project — carefully designed to make the most of the views, the light, and the incredible setting. Over the years, it’s been the perfect home for both family life and entertaining. We've hosted countless special occasions here, from lively social gatherings to Christmases with the entire family gathered around the table in the dining hall — a space that has truly been the heart of our home. What we’ll miss most is the generous flow of the house — how the spaces connect so naturally and how the principal rooms are all filled with light and look out over countryside. The underfloor heating has kept the home comfortable all year round, and the fresh spring water supply is something you come to truly appreciate. Our children had a magical childhood here — playing in the gardens, racing across the lawn, and enjoying the rare luxury of their own tennis court. The surrounding fields have given us the feeling of space and privacy. We’ll miss the sun-drenched terrace, where we’ve enjoyed morning coffees, long summer evenings, and those unforgettable sunsets — especially in the winter months when the skies light up with brilliant red hues. Meadow Court has given us two decades of memories, and now it’s time for a new chapter, we know it’s ready for someone else to fall in love with it, just as we did.” STEP INSIDE The property is approached via a charming, cobbled courtyard, enclosed by attractive stone walling that immediately sets a tone of rustic elegance. A storm porch shelters the front door, with yellow climbing roses cascading beautifully around the entrance — a welcoming burst of colour against the perfect blend of natural stonework and contrasting cream render. A covered log store adds to the practicality and character of the courtyard, which exudes a sense of peaceful, timeless charm — offering just a glimpse of the unique atmosphere that defines this exceptional home. You enter into a truly stunning dining hall, a magnificent 30-foot space that immediately delivers a 'wow' factor. Exceptional in design, the room features a soaring vaulted ceiling, beautiful exposed wooden beams, and a solid wood floor, all framed by floor-to-ceiling oak windows that flood the space with natural light and offer captivating views over the grounds. A partial glass roof enhances the sense of openness and architectural flair, setting the scene for the quality and craftsmanship found throughout the home. An elegant staircase ascends to the first floor. From the very first step inside, it is clear this is a property in a class of its own. Flowing from the dining hall, the carpeted sitting room provides a warm and intimate retreat — a cosy, inviting space, ideal for curling up with a book or enjoying quiet family evenings. The generous farmhouse-style kitchen is a welcoming space bathed in natural light from dual-aspect windows and two sets of patio doors that open directly onto the garden. Tiled flooring and handcrafted wooden units, including a central island with granite worktops, blend timeless charm with modern functionality. A large range cooker stands as the focal point, perfect for family meals or entertaining on a grander scale, with ample space for a dining table and substantial fridge/freezer to complete this stylish and practical kitchen. Completing the east wing of the ground floor is a WC for convenience. On the west side of the property, steps lead down to the elegant drawing room — a sophisticated yet welcoming space, centred around a charming open fireplace. As with the rest of the house, natural light pours in from every angle, enhancing the room’s graceful proportions. A striking, curved floor-to-ceiling window frames serene views of the side garden, while patio doors open onto the rear aspect, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living and bringing the countryside views into the home. An inner hallway leads to the fourth reception room, currently utilised as a home gym but offering excellent flexibility to serve as a home office, studio, or additional living space if desired. Off the hallway, a further cloakroom and a well-equipped utility room provide practical touches, featuring authentic York stone flooring, fitted cupboards, and plumbing for washing facilities. This section of the property benefits from its own private entrance, and with facilities already in place, it offers outstanding potential to create a self-contained annex — ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or even income potential, subject to any necessary consents. The first floor is equally impressive, with a striking galleried landing that overlooks the dining room below, adding an architectural touch to the open feel of the space. The principal bedroom is a substantial retreat, beautifully designed to offer both luxury and practicality. A generous dressing room is complemented by an additional dressing area — perfect for both his and hers. The ensuite bathroom continues the home’s high standards, featuring a relaxing bath and a separate shower unit, all beautifully finished with neutral stone-coloured tiling, creating a serene and timeless atmosphere. The second bedroom suite, with its striking A-line feature beams, is another peaceful retreat, complete with an ensuite shower room that offers both style and practicality. Bedrooms three and four are generously sized double rooms, served by an adjacent family bathroom, ensuring comfort and convenience for all. Bedrooms five and six are equally well-proportioned, both featuring charming mezzanine levels that add character and a sense of space. These rooms share an adjacent shower room, making them ideal for guests, family, or flexible living arrangements. STEP OUTSIDE The grounds of Meadow Court are just as impressive as the interior, offering a seamless blend of manicured beauty and practical function. A sweeping, gated driveway leads to ample parking space and a double garage, offering both convenience and privacy. The property is set within formal gardens, with a tennis court surrounded by mature trees, providing a perfect space for outdoor recreation, while a five-acre paddock and well-equipped stable block are available by negotiation. The garden itself is beautifully landscaped, with a large patio offering a perfect spot for al fresco dining and entertaining. A rose garden offers a peaceful area away from the main lawn and leads to the tennis court. A variety of mature trees and hedges border the garden providing both privacy and a sense of seclusion, while the views across the rolling countryside towards Dartmoor create an idyllic backdrop. USEFUL INFORMATION Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council Services: Mains electricity and private water (spring). Private drainage. Oil-fired central underfloor heating. Council Tax: Band G EPC: C Tenure: Freehold

Introduction 12 Hawkmoor Parke occupies a superb position within an exclusive private estate between Lustleigh and Bovey Tracey, surrounded by open countryside and the dramatic landscapes of Dartmoor National Park. The house is set centrally within its grounds and enjoys a peaceful setting with no passing traffic, while remaining exceptionally well connected to Exeter, Plymouth, the South Hams and Cornwall. The accommodation is generous and well balanced, with excellent reception space, four bedrooms and an attached four car garage. A southerly aspect floods the house with natural light throughout the day, while the elevated position provides far-reaching views across the moor and surrounding woodland. This is a home that offers both lifestyle and practicality in equal measure. The Sellers Story What first drew us here were the views. They stretch right across the National Park and out over the moor, and they are never the same twice. The light is constantly changing, and there is a real sense of openness that you notice the moment you arrive. With its southerly aspect, the house is filled with natural light throughout the day, yet in the evenings the stillness returns. On clear nights, the stars are extraordinary and even the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye. Despite the sense of space and privacy, the house never feels isolated. There is no passing traffic, just peace and quiet, and a wonderful feeling of being immersed in the landscape of the National Park. From the garden, you can step straight out onto countless walking routes, and it is not unusual to see buzzards circling overhead or deer moving quietly through the surrounding woodland. Day to day living here has always felt easy. Bovey Tracey is just a short distance away with all the amenities we need, and the access is excellent. The A382, A38 and A30 are all close by, meaning there are no narrow lanes to contend with. Exeter, Plymouth, the beaches and villages of the South Hams, and Cornwall are all within straightforward reach, making this a wonderfully connected location while still feeling tucked away. The house itself has been a joy to live in. In warmer months, we love being able to open it up and blur the line between inside and out, with the terrace becoming a natural extension of the living space. In winter, it is just as special. Closing the doors, lighting the log burner and settling in as the evenings draw in. The rooms are generous and well proportioned, so the house never feels cramped, whether it is full of family or friends. Our favourite room is the family room, a wonderfully social space where you can enjoy the views and step out onto the terrace through the large bi fold doors. In warm summer weather, opening the windows creates a gentle through breeze, making it a very comfortable home to live in. We have also been fortunate to have friendly, considerate neighbours nearby. Close enough to feel part of a community, yet with plenty of space around us to retain privacy and tranquillity. It is a rare balance, and one that has made living here truly special. The Inside The accommodation at 12 Hawkmoor Parke is generous, well balanced and arranged for both everyday living and entertaining. A welcoming entrance hall leads through to a series of well-proportioned reception rooms, all designed to take full advantage of the southerly aspect and far-reaching views. The sitting room is dual aspect and features a modern wood burner, creating a comfortable space to retreat to in cooler months. The contemporary kitchen forms the heart of the home and opens seamlessly into the dining and family room, making it ideal for both family life and hosting. Large openings connect these principal rooms directly to the terrace, allowing the house to open up to the outside during warmer weather. A separate study provides an excellent home-working environment and benefits from full fibre broadband (FTTP). Practicality is well considered, with a utility room and ground floor WC, along with direct access into the attached four car garage. On the first floor, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom suite is dual aspect, enjoying far-reaching views and ample storage, and includes a private en suite bathroom. A further guest bedroom also benefits from an en suite, while the remaining two bedrooms are served by a generous family bathroom. The Outside The property is set centrally within its grounds of approximately 1.24 acres and enjoys an elevated position within this private National Park estate. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature trees and established planting, creating a strong sense of privacy and space around the house. A terrace flanks the property and is directly accessed from the principal living areas, providing an ideal setting for outdoor dining and entertaining while enjoying the surrounding views. The gardens offer immediate access onto a network of countryside and moorland walks, with Lustleigh and Bovey Tracey both within walking distance. From a practical perspective, the property benefits from an attached four car garage with workspace, an electric vehicle charging point, and two substantial garden sheds providing further storage. The setting is peaceful and quiet, with no passing traffic, yet the house remains well connected with straightforward access to the A382, A38 and A30. Location Hawkmoor Parke is ideally located between the villages of Lustleigh and Bovey Tracey, within a private and exclusive estate. To the north and south lie the market towns of Moretonhampstead and Bovey Tracey, both offering a full range of everyday amenities. Dartmoor is renowned for its spectacular scenery, characterised by granite tors, heather-clad moorland and wooded valleys, all interwoven with fast-flowing rivers and streams. The surrounding countryside provides exceptional opportunities for walking, riding, cycling and fishing. Golf facilities are well catered for, with 18-hole courses at Bovey Castle and Stover, alongside a driving range and 9-hole course at Bovey Tracey. The nearby village of Lustleigh is particularly charming, with many historic buildings and a strong sense of community. Local amenities include a village shop and post office, tea rooms and the highly regarded Cleave Inn. Lustleigh also benefits from an active village hall and cricket club. A wider range of services can be found in Bovey Tracey and Moretonhampstead, while the Cathedral and University City of Exeter lies less than 20 miles away. The area is well served by both state and independent schooling, including Exeter School, The Maynard School, Stover School, Trinity School in Teignmouth and respected grammar schools in Torbay. Positioned along the Wray Valley just off the A382, Hawkmoor Parke offers excellent connectivity. The A38 Devon Expressway provides dual carriageway access to Plymouth and the M5 at Exeter, with the A30 offering routes into Cornwall. Regular direct rail services run to London Paddington from both Newton Abbot and Exeter, which also has a regional airport. Useful Information Services - Mains electricity, water and private drainage. Oil-fired central heating. Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council and Dartmoor National Park Authority Council Tax Band: G £4164.90 for the year ending 31/3/2026 Service Charge: There is a community service with a current charge of £344.46 per quarter. The managment company is owned and controlled by property owners at Hawkmoor Parke, and it is managed by a managing agent. EPC Rating: D Mobile Signal: Good indoor and Outdoor according to Ofcom mobile coverage checker with EE. Broadband: The property has fibre to the premises (FTTP) with speeds of up to 1800MBPS according to Ofcom broadband checker Long Term Flood Risk: Very Low from both Surface, rivers and sea. Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

INTRODUCTION In an elevated position at the end of a long, private and gently meandering drive, Parklands enjoys a wonderfully discreet setting close to the heart of Lustleigh — widely regarded as one of Devon’s most picturesque villages. Positioned on the eastern fringes of Dartmoor National Park within the idyllic Wray Valley, the property offers a rare equilibrium: complete peace and seclusion, yet with swift access to the A38 and onward connections beyond. A handsome example of Victorian Gothic architecture, the house, which is not listed, immediately conveys both stature and permanence. Internally, the accommodation unfolds with the scale, symmetry and ceiling heights so emblematic of the period, creating a home of genuine architectural presence. Reception space is both generous and versatile, thoughtfully arranged to provide an excellent flow for family life and entertaining alike. The principal rooms are light-filled and beautifully proportioned, while the bedrooms are equally well-scaled, each enjoying captivating views across the mature gardens and rolling countryside beyond. The overriding sense of tranquillity is remarkable and can only truly be appreciated upon viewing. Throughout, high ceilings and balanced proportions are complemented by an abundance of original detail — exposed boarded flooring, decorative cornicing, picture and dado rails, traditional window shutters and elegant fireplace surrounds. Together, these elements celebrate the craftsmanship of the era, while the overall layout delivers the flexibility and practicality required for modern living. SELLERS INSIGHT “We have been incredibly fortunate to call Parklands home for more than thirty years, and it has truly been the most wonderful place to bring up our family. When we first arrived, we knew immediately that it was somewhere special — a house full of character, surrounded by beautiful grounds, and set in a landscape that feels endlessly inspiring. It quickly became our dream home. Our children have grown up here and absolutely flourished in this setting. There is something magical about living somewhere like this — the freedom of the gardens, the sense of adventure in the grounds, and the ever-changing landscape beyond. It offers everything you could hope for from a countryside home, and it has provided the backdrop to so many cherished memories as a family. One of the things we have loved most is the location. Lustleigh is such a special place and increasingly rare to find these days. There is a genuine sense of community in the village, and it’s something we’ve always valued enormously. Being able to walk into the village in just five or ten minutes has been a real joy — whether for the shop, meeting friends, or village events — yet when you return to Parklands, you feel completely removed from everything, as though you are a million miles away. The views are something we will miss deeply. Every window frames a different outlook across the gardens, trees and surrounding countryside. The landscape constantly changes — with the seasons, the light and even throughout the day — so there is always something beautiful to look at. Parklands has become such a part of us and our lives that it will always hold a very special place in our hearts. However, the time has come for a new chapter, and we hope another family will come here and start creating their own memories. We certainly know that we will never forget a single day of living here.” STEP INSIDE An original timber door leads into a practical sun/boot room with stone paved floor — an appropriate prelude to a house so intrinsically connected to its landscape. The hallway branches off to the ground floor accommodation. The principal drawing room enjoys French doors opening directly onto the terrace and gardens, alongside an open fire that creates a natural focal point. A generous sitting room with bay window and log burner provides a second, equally inviting reception space. Across the hall lies a more intimate snug with wood burner and a library area — ideal as a reading retreat or creative space. At the heart of this family home is the impressive kitchen/dining room: a substantial, sociable space designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with solid wooden units with a central island and four-oven AGA which anchors the room. Integrated appliances offer a clean finish. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining space and across to the sitting area with French doors that open onto the terrace, framing far-reaching views across the outstanding Dartmoor countryside. A rear lobby provides a useful alternative entrance from the driveway, ideal for practicalities such as bringing in groceries. A staircase leads down to a highly practical basement level, which feels nothing like a basement. It comprising a family room with natural light, utility/laundry room, wine cellar, extensive storage and a WC — perfectly suited to the rhythms of country living. Completing the ground floor is a spacious cloakroom. An ornate wooden staircase rises from the main hall to the first floor landing, a spacious area well-lit stemming to five well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms providing excellent family accommodation, all with incredible views. The second floor offers two further characterful bedrooms and a shower room, together with generous eaves storage, lending flexibility for guests, multi-generational living or dedicated home working. STEP OUTSIDE If the house is impressive, the grounds are truly exceptional. Totalling 9 acres, extending around the property in a series of mature, landscaped areas, they provide an idyllic and entirely private setting. Sweeping lawns are punctuated by magnificent granite boulders — including the striking Parklands Tor — and interspersed with specimen trees, spring bulbs and an abundance of camellia, azalea and rhododendron. The land encompasses formal gardens, a paddock, parkland and areas of woodland, offering both beauty and biodiversity in equal measure. A charming collection of ancillary buildings enhances the estate’s appeal: a thatched garage block, thatched stables and a delightful timber summerhouse. For leisure, there is a hard tennis court complete with a thatched pavilion — a quintessentially English feature within a Dartmoor landscape. The private drive continues beyond the house to provide a secondary exit onto Hammerslake Road — a practical advantage rarely found in such secluded settings. USEFUL INFORMATION Tenure: Freehold - unlisted Council Tax Band: H EPC Rating: E Services: Mains water and electricity, Oil central heating, Septic Tank Local Authority: Dartmoor National Park Authority What3words: roughest.impaled.serenade

An exceptional Scandinavian-style lodge, privately nestled in the heart of the Haldon Hills, offering a rare blend of seclusion, scenic beauty and accessibility. The Setting Set in an elevated and peaceful position beneath the iconic Haldon Belvedere, Haldon Brake enjoys a superb lifestyle setting surrounded by the natural beauty of Haldon Forest Park. Combining woodland tranquillity with exceptional accessibility, the property is ideally placed to enjoy some of Devon’s finest outdoor attractions, including nearby beaches, Dartmoor National Park and the extensive walking and cycling trails of Haldon Forest. The surrounding countryside is dotted with picturesque villages including Higher Ashton, Dunchideock, Ide, Christow and Doddiscombsleigh, all offering a selection of traditional pubs, local amenities and well-regarded primary schools. The market town of Chudleigh, just 5 miles away, provides a wider range of everyday services including shops, medical and veterinary practices, a library and post office. The Cathedral city of Exeter lies approximately 7 miles away and offers an outstanding range of retail, cultural and educational amenities. From its renowned university and historic cathedral to its theatres, restaurants and vibrant quayside, Exeter combines the convenience of city living with easy access to the surrounding countryside and coastline. Excellent transport links include mainline rail services to London Paddington and Waterloo, Exeter Airport, and swift connections to the A30, A38 and M5 motorway network. Perfectly positioned for an active outdoor lifestyle, the property is within easy reach of the South Devon coast and beautiful local beaches, while also offering immediate access to woodland walks, off-road cycling, riding and sailing. Whether exploring the dramatic landscapes of Dartmoor, enjoying water sports on the Exe Estuary or spending days on the nearby coast, Haldon Brake offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the very best of Devon from one exceptional location. The Property Thoughtfully designed in the style of a Scandinavian wooden lodge, Haldon Brake is a beautifully presented and highly versatile country home offering generous, light-filled accommodation throughout. At the heart of the house is a substantial sitting room centred around a wood-burning stove, flowing through to a dining/garden room with direct access onto a decked terrace — an ideal space for entertaining, al fresco dining and enjoying far-reaching countryside views towards Exeter. The kitchen/breakfast room is well-equipped with a range of fitted units, complemented by an oil-fired Aga, and provides ample space for relaxed family dining. There are three double bedrooms on the main level, together with a mezzanine floor offering a fourth bedroom or ideal home office space. The accommodation is completed by a family bathroom, separate shower room and utility room. The Grounds Set within approximately 2.65 acres, the grounds at Haldon Brake provide a haven of peace and privacy. Mature woodland, sweeping lawns, wildflower meadows and colourful planted beds surround the home, creating a biodiverse and ever-changing landscape throughout the seasons. A private driveway leads to a spacious parking and turning area, as well as a garage and further outbuildings. Of particular note is the substantial detached studio/office, formerly a stable block, ideal for those seeking a creative or professional workspace in a glorious natural environment. The outdoor lifestyle is further enhanced by a large children’s play area, featuring an above-ground heated swimming pool, sunken trampoline, and sandpit, a true family paradise. Due to its elevated position, the property enjoys dramatic panoramic views, with sunrises and sunsets over the surrounding countryside and cityscape that are nothing short of breathtaking. In Summary Haldon Brake represents a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful and contemporary country home in one of Devon’s most scenic and sought-after locations. Whether as a primary residence, rural retreat, or lifestyle relocation, the property offers the perfect balance of privacy, convenience, and natural beauty. Services Bore hole water supply and mains electricity. Oil fired central heating and private drainage Council tax: TBC EPC: D