Mooredge Farm is a Grade II Listed historic farmhouse on the National Trust's Killerton Estate, set in a rural location with only one neighbor nearby. The property has been tastefully renovated to retain its period features, including a thatched roof, oak staircase, and inglenook fireplace. The house has five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and four reception rooms, including a garden room and farmhouse kitchen. The property also features a range of outbuildings, including five stables, a 20x40m menage, and an office. The gardens and grounds total 4.5 acres, with a paddock and mature trees. The property is surrounded by the National Trust's Ashclyst Forest, providing excellent riding and walking facilities. The nearby village of Broadclyst has local facilities, and the city of Exeter is just a few miles away. The property is held on a long lease from the National Trust, with the field being held on a licence. Overall, Mooredge Farm is a unique and charming property that offers a perfect blend of history, equestrian facilities, and rural tranquility.