Southcombe House is an exceptional six bedroom Dartmoor farmhouse, with the option for mixed generational living or rental opportunity, that combines historical charm with modern comfort. The original part of the property dates back to the early 16th century, with a Georgian extension that features elegant large sash windows which provide plenty of natural light and far-reaching views over the village and surrounding impressive rugged ‘tors’. The entrance is spacious and features a stone porch with a useful Boot Room and traditional Devon cross passage laid with granite flagstones. This leads to a generous open-plan kitchen and dining room two attractive reception rooms creating a relaxing space for entertaining and family gatherings. There are also two offices with good Wifi connection, setting up Southcombe House well for working from home. The property also includes an Airbnb rental known as The Apiary, which generates a useful income over £20,000 a year but could also work for multigenerational living. This space features an attractive vaulted beamed ceiling, a handmade kitchen, a comfortable bathroom, and a private entrance with parking and an electric charging point.

Outside there is a wonderfully productive walled kitchen garden, framed with richly planted herbaceous borders. The grounds offer a large lawned area, a fruit cage, chicken run, small orchard, polytunnel, and a tractor shed. The property is well set up for equestrian use with stables and easy access to stunning Hamel Down and beyond. In addition a key special feature of Southcombe House is its outstanding four acre wildflower meadow, home to rare wild orchids and a variety of native wildflowers, previously featured in national publications and opened to the public for over 20 years as part of The National Garden Scheme.

This property is not just a home but offers a superb lifestyle opportunity, offering a harmonious blend of historical significance, modern amenities, and natural beauty with easy access to the Moor.