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18th-century Public House on edge of Exmoor. Completely refurbished. Bar (24) & Dining Room (24) 4/5 en suite letting rooms. 2 bedroom accommodation. Trade Patio (24) & Car Park (6) More details »
A deceptively large, two storey period property situated at the junction of the High Street and Willand Road. The property has been extended to the rear over the years and is laid out in a loose ‘L’... More details »
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The property. The Redwood Inn is a substantial and deceptively spacious detached country village freehouse with origins reputedly dating back to 1824. Well presented throughout, the property retains... More details »
A global garden retail and manufacturing powerhouse with a significant B2C ecommerce presence. More details »
THE PROPERTY. The premises form the ground floor within a substantial end of terrace property which is presented to an exceptionally high standard throughout having been completely refurbished to... More details »
Detached freehold public house in a much sought after affluent East Devon village. Generous, three-bedroom, two bathroom and office private accommodation. Sole pub in the village with a busy bar scene... More details »
THE PROPERTY. The Mount Pleasant Inn is an attractive and impressive, character destination village freehouse, which has been the subject of careful renovation and maintenance during our clients 37... More details »
Exmoor National Park. Central position in riverside town. Award-winning, well established bar restaurant. Character dining area (40) & enclosed patio. 3 bedroom owners flat. Exceptionally high levels... More details »
Exmoor National Park and free house. Holiday Cottage and Barn. Sixteen years in same ownership. Great scope to develop holiday lettings. Casually run. Retirement sale. More details »
Free of tie Exeter city centre bar. Ground floor bar with character features. First floor function room with stage area. Two-bedroom self-contained accommodation. Outside yard and storage. Surrounded... More details »
Earliest records name a Saxon named Alsi as being the landowner of Doddiscombsleigh prior to 1066. The first record of Town Barton is in the Domesday Book of 1086 when Doddiscombsleigh was known as... More details »
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