Batters Hill House, Plymouth

Located in the heart of Elburton village, this very unique and quirky semi detached Grade II listed farmhouse perfectly blends period character with modern living and is steeped in history. The property offers generous, well arranged accommodation with a spacious yet cosy lounge and a kitchen diner that exudes classic farmhouse charm. The living space flows seamlessly into a cedar wood pitched roof conservatory overlooking the garden, creating a light and inviting space. The home features three bedrooms and a family bathroom comprising a spa bath with mixer tap, spray attachment, shower unit with folding shower screen, sink with cupboard beneath, low level toilet with boxed-in cistern, built in linen cupboard, and vertical towel rail/radiator. Outside, the property boasts a beautifully enclosed southerly garden with mature planting, lawned and terraced areas, multiple seating spaces, and a pond, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. A detached self contained cabin, or lodge, with its own private garden, private access, and Wi-Fi, has been successfully used as an Airbnb, providing excellent income potential. Off road parking is available for multiple vehicles, with gated access to the rear garden. There is also potential to further develop the property, subject to obtaining the correct planning permission. This is a truly special home, one of a kind, combining charm, versatility, and income potential, and must be viewed to be fully appreciated.

******* Property History*******Batters Hill House is an attractive Grade II listed period property with origins dating back several centuries and deep ties to Elburton's agricultural past. Historically known as The Fathoms of Elburton, the house is referenced in The Farms of Elburton by Arthur L. Clamp, which documents the network of historic farmsteads that once shaped village life in the area. Formerly a working farmhouse, Batters Hill House played an important role in the rural economy of the village and has since witnessed Elburton's gradual transition from an agricultural settlement to the thriving community it is today. The property retains its historic character and presence, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine heritage and architectural significance.

Council Tax
Plymouth City Council, Band C

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