This stunning Grade II*-listed house in Devon's South Hams district boasts a remarkably characterful stone rubble frontage, complete with 17th-century listed staircase, fireplaces, and period floorboards. The property's original charm has been meticulously preserved, with features such as 18th-century door cases, windows, and chimneypiece. The house, once a farmhouse, has undergone several extensions and adaptations over the centuries, including a mid-19th-century extension. With a total living area of over 6,100 square feet, the property comprises six bedrooms, several interconnected living spaces, and a self-contained annexe. The house is situated in the peaceful hamlet of Washbourne, near Totnes, and is surrounded by picturesque countryside and rolling hills. The property's interior features a range of unique architectural details, including a magnificent vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers, and original panelling. The garden and grounds offer a tranquil retreat, with a walled garden, mature trees, and a large detached barn with potential for restoration. The property is ideally located for exploring the surrounding countryside, with endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and enjoying the stunning coastal scenery.