TQ13 9PS - 3 bed spacious stone barn in Bovey Tracey, TQ13 9PS

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3 bedroom barn conversion for sale in Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ13

Summary - Lower Crownley Barn, Bovey Tracey TQ13 9PS

3 bed 2 bath Barn Conversion

Character-filled three-bedroom home with orchard, workshop and countryside seclusion.
Extremely large 2,999 sqft barn conversion with generous rooms and high ceilings
Detached property on a very large secluded plot with private parking
Bespoke Carpenter Oak framed open reception and Italian granite kitchen
Underfloor heating throughout; air-source heat pump as main heating
Substantial workshop/barn (~1,028 sqft) with conversion potential (subject to consents)
Slow broadband and average mobile signal; may need connectivity upgrades
Double glazing installed before 2002; newly renovated overall
Council tax rated as expensive; rural location requires regular car use
Lower Crownley Barn is a spacious, newly restored three-bedroom barn conversion set in a large, secluded plot near Bovey Tracey. The property combines traditional granite walls and high ceilings with modern comforts — a bespoke Carpenter Oak framed open reception, Italian granite worktops, an AGA and underfloor heating throughout. The double-sided woodburner and oak mezzanine galleries add character and practical living space for family life and entertaining.

Outside offers an orchard, landscaped grounds and a substantial detached workshop/barn (circa 1,028 sq ft) with potential for conversion or hobby use (subject to consents). The house is detached with private parking and easy road access — the A38 is about 4 miles away, while Newton Abbot and Exeter provide larger services, schools and rail links. The location suits buyers who value countryside living with reach to coast and Dartmoor activities.

Practical considerations are stated plainly: broadband speeds are slow and mobile signal is average, so the home is best for buyers comfortable working around limited connectivity or willing to invest in upgrades. Council tax is described as expensive; the property sits in an isolated hamlet setting, so regular car use is needed for most amenities. Double glazing was installed pre-2002, and while the home is newly renovated, the outbuildings will need assessment before any conversion.

Overall this barn will appeal to families or countryside buyers seeking character, indoor comfort and generous outdoor space. It offers ready-to-live-in accommodation combined with clear potential to adapt the workshop and grounds — a rare, sizeable freehold holding in an affluent rural area.

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