This charming stone and cob character home, converted in 1996, sits on the edge of a rural village with its ancient priory and offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The property boasts an L-shape design, with a vaulted galleried landing on the first floor, and features extensive use of pine throughout, giving a warm and homely feel. The westerly-facing sitting room has a feature brick fireplace and a long window seat, while the eastern-facing garden room offers panoramic views of the rolling Devon countryside to Exmoor in the distance. The kitchen/breakfast room has a floor-to-ceiling set of windows, making the most of the distant view, and features an electric hob, oven, and traditional double oven electric Rayburn. The property also has a utility room, cloakroom, boot room, and separate ground-floor bathroom and bedroom/family room, which could be used as an annexe. Upstairs, there are four further bedrooms, including a double aspect bedroom suite with uninterrupted views, and a shower room with WC. The property also features an indoor swimming pool and games room, as well as a large agricultural building with potential for development. The gardens are laid out to make the most of the stunning countryside backdrop, with a secluded lawned area, raised timber decking, and a pergola providing shelter from the sun.