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THE OLD MANOR &CLYST LEA CLYST HYDON EX15 2ND The Houses Price £875,000 An extremely rare opportunity to purchase a fine Grade II listed country home with purpose built detached house making the whole ideal for completely independent twin generation occupation. Enjoying a village edge setting the Manor House offers immensely characterful six bedroom and four reception room accommodation whilst the modern detached house, constructed in the grounds by the present owners for parents occupation comprises three bedrooms and two reception rooms. Gardens and grounds in excess of an acre surround the properties and the Manor House also offers a small range of traditional farm buildings. Clyst Hydon is within easy reach of Exeter and the property is ideal for two generations combining resources who wish to enjoy a thriving village community. The Old Manor Clyst Lea The Location Delightfully located on the outskirts of the small village of Clyst Hydon with its local primary school, church and popular Five Bells public house. Every day shopping facilities are to be found in nearby Cullompton with its range of high street shops, two supermarkets, two doctors surgeries, library, sports centre and Padbrook Park golf course and leisure centre. The cathedral city of Exeter lies to the south with its modern shopping mall, high street shops and cultural activities. The nearby M5 at Cullompton, and Tiverton Parkway station at Junction 27, facilitate easy commuting to the north with London (Paddington) being little more than two hours distant. The nearby Blackdown Hills provide glorious woodland walks and a wealth of rural pursuits whilst being designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. The spectacular National Trust estate of Killerton provides walks through its gardens, grounds and arboretum in addition to its fine country house. The comparatively central mid Devon location places the picturesque national parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor together with the north and south Devon coastlilnes all within a modest car journey. These particulars are intended as a general guide only and do not form any part of a contract. Every effort has been made to ensure that they are fair and accurate, however, if you have any uncertainty then please contact our offices for clarification. .

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