This historic Devon farmhouse, known as Townsend Farmhouse, is situated in a peaceful valley setting and boasts stunning grounds of just under 3 acres. The property is nestled on the northern edge of the sought-after village of Stockland, which offers a range of amenities including a parish church, village hall, primary school, and a community-owned pub. The house, which dates back to before 1263, is listed Grade II* and features a mix of stone-mullioned and timber-framed windows, a thatched roof, and traditional roof of combed wheat reed. The interior is rich in historic detail, with fine architectural features throughout, including large inglenook fireplaces, chamfered ceiling beams, and exposed roof and wall timbers. The property includes a range of outbuildings, including a Grade II listed stone-built threshing barn, a guest annexe, and a car barn with office and gym. The garden wraps around three sides of the house, featuring lawned areas, colourful beds, and a pretty meadow with a spiral of clipped beech and hornbeam. The property is approached via electric gates and offers ample parking and storage space.