This substantial Georgian rectory, formally known as Ermewood House, is a charming property set in an acre of garden in the picturesque village of Ermington. The south-facing house features a beautiful arched doorway and glazed doors that fill the entrance hall with light. The property boasts four elegantly proportioned drawing rooms, each with grand fireplaces and glazed bays that lead out to the expansive terraces. The accommodation includes four generous double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, as well as a single bedroom and ancillary accommodation that can be incorporated into the main house or used as an independent living space. The property has a rich history, having been the home of the Rev. Edmund Pinwell and his seven daughters, three of whom were renowned for their ecclesiastical wood carvings. The property is currently operating as a successful boutique hotel, but subject to planning, it could be restored to a gracious family home. The property's stunning gardens feature a formal terrace, gravel patio, and raised beds, and the surrounding countryside offers breathtaking views. The village of Ermington is a thriving community with a range of amenities, including a primary school, pub, and bistro, and is well-located for access to the A38, Ivybridge, and the beautiful beaches of Mothercombe.