Ash House is a historic detached property set within 10 acres of grounds, located just outside Dartmouth. The property has a rich history, dating back to the 1650s, and has undergone extensive alterations over the centuries. It is believed that General Eisenhower used the house as one of his command posts during World War II, adding to its historical significance. The property features diverse accommodation, including five reception rooms, a kitchen, and multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. The grounds are stunning, with two large paddocks, a mature woodland, outbuildings, a heated outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, secret walled garden, and ornamental pond. The property also boasts a bomb shelter, a relic of its wartime history. With its unique blend of history and modern living, Ash House is an ideal retreat that offers seclusion and accessibility, making it a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in a prime location.