Filham House is a substantial country house located in the South Hams area of Devon, England. The property has a rich history, having been built in the late 14th century on the site of a medieval monastery, with parts of the old folly still remaining within the grounds. The house has been rebuilt in the Victorian era and boasts 6 acres of rolling countryside, including a private lake and woodland. The main house has 6 bedrooms, 5 reception rooms, and 4 bathrooms, with the possibility of self-contained living through the annexe. There are also 5 rental cottages on the property, each with its own land registry title, offering endless planning gain opportunities. The house has a section that can be self-contained, generating income through Airbnb rentals. The property's gardens and grounds are an integral part of the estate, with a lake, thatched duck house, and mature trees. The grounds also feature a paddock, lake, and orchard, offering ample space for outdoor activities. The property is located beyond the Chapel and enjoys views of Dartmoor from the Gaze Tower. The cottages are located to the rear of the house and have their own separate drive, parking, and turning area. There is also an additional self-contained unit within the courtyard, which is currently being let out as a holiday let. The workshop within the courtyard has lapsed planning permission to convert into an annexe to the main residence, and there is also a further open-fronted barn located to the rear of the cottages, which has planning permission to convert into an annexe. The property has mains electricity, private water, and drainage, as well as bulk propane gas. The Council Tax band for Filham House is Band H.