An Exceptional Grade II* Listed Manor House, Nestled Amidst Unspoilt Devon Countryside

Upcott Barton is a historic manor house nestled in a peaceful and private position within the rolling Mid Devon countryside. This Grade II* listed building dates to the early 16th century, with significant architectural developments occurring in the later 16th and 17th centuries. The manor house retains a wealth of remarkable period details with features including intricate ceiling moulds, decorative gables, open fireplaces, mullioned windows and original oak panelled walling. Upcott Barton is surrounded by beautiful landscaped walled gardens and benefits from extensive outbuildings including a traditional courtyard of outbuildings which could provide excellent development potential subject to obtaining the necessary consents. The manor house also benefits from a traditionally built Roundhouse currently ran as a successful holiday let and enjoys approximately 30 acres of grounds.

An additional 150 acres of farmland is also available.

A grand entrance hall leads through to the manor’s ground floor accommodation which comprises a well-proportioned drawing room and dining room that both feature original open fireplaces and panelled walling with views over the landscaped gardens. Adjoining the dining room is a library and a useful study. The traditional kitchen/breakfast room features exposed timber beams, wooden units to base and wall level, space for a large breakfast table and an inglenook fireplace with an Aga. An adjoining utility room provides further generous space for household storage and appliances. Two cloakrooms complete the accommodation on this floor.

The first and second floors can be accessed via two separate staircases and provide seven double bedrooms, one benefitting from an en suite and another benefitting from an adjoining dressing room. There is also a family bathroom.