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Benshayes Farm is a versatile estate near Exmoor National Park with a 17th century farmhouse, converted traditional buildings, modern farm buildings, productive grazing and woodland. Description Set close to the scenic landscape of Exmoor National Park, Benshayes Farm forms a compact yet versatile estate. The farm is approached by either of two separate drives, offering both convenience and privacy. At its centre stands an impressive 17th-century farmhouse, accompanied by a collection of traditional buildings, some of which have been thoughtfully converted to provide additional living accommodation. The holding is complemented by a useful range of modern agricultural buildings one of which is equipped with a substantial and efficient solar panel array, adding both practicality and sustainability. The productive farmland has most recently been used to graze livestock and provide crops of grass for cutting. The property also benefits from sporting features including mature woodland, established pheasant pens and several ponds to compliment a long standing private shoot. With its historic main residence, versatile farmland, and impressive scope for residential and recreational use, Benshayes Farm stands out as a rare opportunity in one of the area’s most sought-after settings. Lot 1 of Benshayes Farm extends to about 137.78 acres (55.77 Hectares) Location Benshayes Farm is nestled in a picturesque and tranquil position above the stunning Exe valley a beautifully scenic and unspoilt area just outside Exmoor National Park and very close to the Somerset border. The property enjoys a peaceful rural setting about 1.2 miles west of the historic Bampton village, renowned for its charming stone cottages, thriving community, and amenities including a butcher, bakery, convenience store, and the welcoming Swan Pub. Just 5.8 miles to the north, the charming moorland town of Dulverton enhances the area’s appeal and is widely known as the southern gateway to Exmoor. Nestled between the River Barle and the River Exe, this historic market town boasts a vibrant community and a wealth of amenities including a variety of welcoming pubs and eateries and the renowned Woods Restaurant, alongside a selection of independent shops offering local produce. During the summer months, the lively monthly farmers’ market adds even more character to this delightful town. Tiverton, located approximately 8.8 miles from the property, offers a comprehensive range of facilities including supermarkets, schools, healthcare services, and a traditional pannier market. For broader amenities, The cathedral city of Exeter lies 22.7 miles to the south, providing extensive shopping, cultural attractions, and transport links. Educational opportunities are well catered for, with Blundell’s independent school in Tiverton just 10.3 miles away. For transport, the A396 is easily accessible, connecting to the A361 North Devon Link Road and onward to the M5 motorway at Junction 27. Tiverton Parkway railway station, 12.2 miles south east, offers regular direct services to London Paddington (1hr 52mins). Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Exmoor National Park, offering expansive and unspoiled landscapes ideal for walking, riding, and cycling. The North Devon Coast, with its golden beaches at Saunton, Croyde, and Woolacombe, is within reach for surfing and seaside leisure. Golfers will enjoy access to courses such as Tiverton Golf Club and the scenic Royal North Devon Golf club, both offering excellent facilities in beautiful surroundings. Acreage: 137.78 Acres Directions Postcode EX16 9LA What 3 Words /// blatantly.regal.testers