Luton Barton House is a Grade II Listed residence with origins dating back to the late Medieval period, showcasing its evolution over the centuries. The property features a fascinating history, including medieval shoes found in the loft to ward off spirits, and has been renovated with care and sympathy to maintain its historic charm. The interior boasts a range of original features, including a magnificent fireplace, moulded cross-beamed ceiling, and exposed cruck beams. The property has been refurbished with modern conveniences, including new kitchen, bathroom, and cloakroom, while retaining its traditional construction and thermal mass walls. The house is situated in the tiny hamlet of Luton, surrounded by rolling countryside and within easy reach of the villages of Broadhembury and Payhembury, as well as the market town of Honiton and the Cathedral City of Exeter. The property also comes with a beautiful garden, including a courtyard, orchard, and studio/summerhouse, offering a range of uses and enjoying stunning views over the surrounding countryside.