Luton Barton House is a stunning Grade II Listed residence with medieval origins, dating back to between 1450 and 1500. The property has evolved over the centuries, with additions such as fireplaces and first floors, and features unique architectural elements like a magnificent fireplace with a massive stone lintel and a rare moulded cross-beamed ceiling. The property has been lovingly renovated and refurbished with great care and sympathy given to its historic nature, and offers comfortable living with modern conveniences. The property sits in beautiful order, with impressive kerb appeal, and is surrounded by rolling countryside and the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The house has a large detached studio/summerhouse, a workshop, and a courtyard with ample parking, as well as a lovely seating area and greenhouse. The property is located in the tiny hamlet of Luton, near the villages of Broadhembury and Payhembury, and is within easy reach of Honiton, Exeter, and other amenities.