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£ 1,200,000
5 bed house for sale
Heanton Barnstaple
· 5 Bedrooms · House
· Garden · Equipped kitchen
Heanton Barnstaple · 5 Bedrooms · House · Garden · Equipped kitchen
Available on the market for the first time since it was converted in the 70s and tucked into a quiet valley between Barnstaple and Braunton, Knowlwater Mill is a former working watermill turned five bedroom family home, set in mature grounds of approximately one acre. From the soaring galleried hall to the walled garden framed by old buttressed stone, this is a house with real presence and a story to match. Converted in 1970 by G. Loosemore & Son Ltd, the mill has kept the scale and proportions of its working life. Inside there are five bedrooms, four bath and shower rooms, a generous kitchen and dining room, a sitting room, snug, reading room, conservatory and office. The long, low stone elevations still show the building's origins. Family history tells how the mill once served the Williams Estate, powered by the Knowl Water running through the valley below. Grain was carried in at first floor level, ground by the water driven machinery and collected beneath. When the mill became a ho
Available on the market for the first time since it was converted in the 70s and tucked into a quiet valley between Barnstaple and Braunton, Knowlwater Mill is a former working watermill turned five bedroom family home, set in mature grounds of approximately one acre. From the soaring galleried hall to the walled garden framed by old buttressed stone, this is a house with real presence and a story to match. Converted in 1970 by G. Loosemore & Son Ltd, the mill has kept the scale and proportions of its working life. Inside there are five bedrooms, four bath and shower rooms, a generous kitchen and dining room, a sitting room, snug, reading room, conservatory and office. The long, low stone elevations still show the building's origins. Family history tells how the mill once served the Williams Estate, powered by the Knowl Water running through the valley below. Grain was carried in at first floor level, ground by the water driven machinery and collected beneath. When the mill became a ho
£ 1,200,000