Rent 8 bedroom house in West Devon

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Spreyton, Spreyton House offers generously proportioned accommodation spanning two floors, showcasing a timeless blend of historic charm and classic features.The property welcomes you with a grand entrance hall, featuring a striking open fireplace and an elegant staircase leading to the first floor. This impressive space sets the tone for the character and charm that flows throughout the house. The ground floor boasts:Drawing Room: Featuring a wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings.Dining Room: Highlighted by exquisite wood panel walling, ideal for formal gatherings.Sitting Room: Complete with a wood burner and built-in cupboards, offering a relaxing ambiance.Kitchen: Equipped with an oil-fired Aga, a central island, and a bespoke fitted kitchen.Study: A quiet space for work or reading.Utility Room: Includes fitted units, a sink, and a separate W.C., with external access.Additional features include a boot room, wine store, three store rooms, and a laundry room accessible from the rear courtyard. Multiple staircases enhance the layout's practicality and charm.To the first floor, a spacious landing leads to:Master Bedroom: With a dressing room and en-suite bathroom.Five Further Bedrooms: all impressively spacious doubles.Bathroom 1: Equipped with a bath, separate shower, W.C., and wash hand basin.Bathroom 2: Includes a bath, W.C., and wash hand basin.Bathroom 3: Features a shower, W.C., and wash hand basin, with direct access from Bedroom 3.Separate Flat;Accessible via a private staircase, the flat includes:Kitchen/dining room with fitted units.Two bedroomsShower room with W.C.Ideal for extended family or guests. The grounds of Spreyton House are equally impressive, featuring dog kennels, a store, and a substantial outbuilding housing a double garage and a saddle room. A charming glass greenhouse adds to the property's allure. The garden also features expansive lawns, a woodland area with a variety of mature trees and shrubs, providing both privacy and natural beauty. A tennis court completes the outdoor amenities, offering opportunities for recreation amidst the tranquil surroundings.Spreyton lies to the north of Dartmoor National Park and is famous for its connection to the tale of Old Uncle Tom Cobley. The village has a well regarded local pub, a small primary school, modern village hall, community shop and monthly farmers market. The village is really convenient for the A30 linking to Okehampton and Cornwall to the west, and Exeter and the M5 to the east. The town of Crediton also lies 10 miles to the east, offering a range of amenities, including a secondary school, supermarkets, leisure centres, hospitals, and a variety of shops and services to cater to everyday needs.