Torrings Barn, Lower Batson, Batson, Salcombe, Devon

Discover Torrings Barn, Circa 1800, an exceptional typical Devon local stone built barn conversion, crowned with a traditional Welsh slate roof, nestled comfortably on a valley hillside with 5 acres of serene countryside that perfectly captures the essence of this peaceful hamlet of Batson.

This property will attract sailing enthusiasts with its close proximity to Salcombe, nature lovers with its land, ponds and natural environment brimming with wildlife. Or this wonderful home could suit buyers with desires of owning a small holding with the stables and barns housing a variety of livestock, retired horses. Or perhaps a keen gardener with its ancient orchard producing an abundance of apples.It was a traditional cider apple orchard producing an abundance of a variety of apples for 50 - 60 years.

Torrings Barn enjoys the privilege of being tucked away, yet just moments from the vibrant life of Salcombe, its stunning harbour, shops, pubs and cafes, with its highly sought after boating lifestyle and its picturesque beaches, this location offers easy access to boat slipways for maritime enthusiasts.

The surrounding area is a haven for nature lovers, featuring an array of scenic walks ideal for dog owners and anyone who cherishes the countryside's tranquility.

The property's original charm is preserved through exposed beams and deep sill windows, yet it offers modern reverse living layout, making the best of the southerly views.

Inside, the generously proportioned living area includes a large entrance hall, three double bedrooms, each designed for comfort, with one bedroom boasting an en-suite shower room. A family bathroom completes the first floor.

Conveniently designed, the ground floor, has a boot/utility room and separate cloakroom, leading to a stunningly modern kitchen/dining area with a central island, perfectly designed for lively social gatherings. The Sandyford oven is a lovely feature but also has been a reliable source of heating for the entire house.
The expansive South-facing sitting room has a lovely fireplace with a wood-burning stove set on a slate hearth, this home promises warmth and comfort.
Throughout the year it's filled with natural light, thanks to numerous windows on two sides of the room together with additional French doors opening on the Southside to a charming garden and the sunlit terraces ideal for embracing the outdoors.

Torrings Barn is more than just a property; it is a secluded haven where various birds and wildlife can be appreciated.
The owner has enjoyed the lifestyle here for 20 years, but sadly its time to downsize.

Outside, the property boasts a magnificent southerly aspect, overlooking rolling hillsides and a valley. Spanning approximately 5 acres, the gardens, alongside various paddocks, include a detached oak-framed, natural slate-roofed, open double garage with a studio/office above, a large timber barn with an attached store room, a tractor shed and store, a garden store, a summer house, 3 stables, tack room and an aged arena/menage, which Could easily be brought back to life.
There’s ample parking too for cars, small boats or ribs, trailers or a camper-van.

Walks through the various fields lead down to a brook and wild ponds where one can enjoy the tranquil surroundings. The larger of the ponds was once enjoyed by the family with a little rowing boat, now its a little overgrown, but its potential is very easy to imagine.

Batson hamlet is nestled at the edge of Salcombe, a tranquil valley at the head of Batson Creek. This picturesque creek seamlessly flows into Salcombe Harbour, which is less than a mile away. Even closer, you'll find the convenient boat parks, slipways, and mooring pontoons at Batson and Shadycombe Creeks, making it an ideal spot for sailing enthusiasts.

There is a small but thriving Batson Community with events on Batson Creek adjacent to the beautiful estuary - including an Apple Day for the community to bring their apples for pressing (Wassailing), producing copious amounts of Apple juice for all to enjoy and take home. Summer 'get togethers' on the Green and Defibrillator training. (there is a Defibrillator located on the Green.
Torrings Barn offers a wonderful lifestyles particularly for those who love being outdoors.

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