Labdon Farm is a 276-acre freehold property in Mid Devon, featuring a stone house, two holiday cottages, and a courtyard of traditional stone barns. The farm is situated in a peaceful area, overlooking the River Taw valley, and has good access to the A377 and Eggesford Railway Station. The property has a rich history, having been part of the Earl of Portsmouth's estate, and the current house was built in 1858 for the estate's farm manager. The farmstead is surrounded by productive arable and pasture fields, with mature hedgerows and woodland providing a diverse habitat for wildlife. The stone house has been renovated and features period details, including high ceilings and stone fireplaces. The property also includes a range of outbuildings, including a former farmhouse and two holiday cottages, which have been let through AirBnB. The farm offers a unique opportunity to purchase a large, self-contained property with a range of income-generating potential.