Ash House is a historic detached property situated on 10 acres of formal and informal grounds, just under two miles from the naval port of Dartmouth. The property, which dates back to the 1650s, has undergone extensive alterations over the centuries, blending its rich history with modern living. With its unique connection to World War II, Ash House was requisitioned by the Americans and is believed to have been used as a command post by General Eisenhower. The property exudes charm and character, with diverse accommodation suitable for a large family or those looking to host extended family members or guests. The grounds are stunning, featuring two large paddocks, a mature woodland, outbuildings, a heated outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, secret walled garden, and ornamental pond. With its blend of history, character, and modern living, Ash House is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in a prime location.