This charming property is situated in the picturesque Parish of Luppitt, within the Blackdown Hills National Landscape Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The 3.16-acre plot boasts a meadow, copse, and fruit orchard, with stunning views over the valley. The land is gently sloping and divided into several paddocks, sheltered by mature hedges, oak, and ash trees, and features a variety of flora and fauna. A biomass willow and fruit trees, including apple, pear, cherry, and cob nuts, add to the property's natural charm. The land has planning permission for a 10m x 6.8m barn for agricultural storage, with the access and foundation already prepared. The property is easily accessible via an improved entrance from the council road, and is close to the villages of Luppitt and Combe Raleigh, as well as the town of Honiton with its main line railway station to London Waterloo.