Little Greenslade, Sampford Courteney, is a magnificent four-bedroom thatched Devon longhouse dating back to the 1400s, where centuries of character blend seamlessly with modern comfort. Step into the well-equipped kitchen featuring a gas range oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher, and a lovely traditional Belfast sink. The heart of this enchanting home reveals a spacious hallway leading to the pretty cottage-style dining room with beautiful slate floors and an inglenook fireplace with wood burner, whilst the cosy lounge boasts a wood burner effect electric fire and Smart TV for relaxing evenings. Discover the delightful games room offering darts, table football, and a selection of books and games, perfect for family entertainment.
Step outside through French doors to an enclosed patio area with garden furniture and BBQ, before exploring the large cottage-style garden featuring a decked area with private hot tub and sauna. The property offers four characterful bedrooms accessed via steep cottage stairs: a small double, double room, twin with TV, and a spacious master king-size with TV and en-suite steam shower. A pretty bathroom with roll-top bath and a practical utility room with shower complete this remarkable retreat.
Imagine waking to birdsong in your historic longhouse, brewing morning coffee in the farmhouse kitchen, then soaking in your private hot tub as you plan adventures across Devon's stunning landscapes. Evenings beckon with crackling log fires, family games, and the timeless charm of low beams and sloping floors.
Little Greenslade, Sampford Courteney, perfectly positions you to explore Devon's treasures. The Museum of Dartmoor Life in Okehampton (8 km) showcases the region's rich heritage through interactive exhibits, whilst Okehampton Castle (9 km) invites you to explore Devon's largest castle ruins with their Norman keep and medieval guest lodgings. Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (15 km) offers delightful encounters with alpacas, goats, miniature ponies, and rare Swiss Valais Blacknose Sheep. For adventure seekers, Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (29 km) provides premier archery experiences with themed ranges and expert guidance.
Venture further to discover Marwood Hill Gardens in Guineaford (47 km), a magical 20-acre private garden with three lakes nestled in a tucked-away valley. The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly (47 km) delights families with indoor and outdoor rides, shows, and attractions including Blast Quest and the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre. Powderham Castle in Powderham (50 km) enchants visitors with stunning gardens, deer park, and year-round family events.
The ancient stannary town of Tavistock, a 36-kilometre journey through Devon's rolling countryside, beckons with its cream tea heritage and UNESCO World Heritage status as the birthplace of Sir Francis Drake. This charming market town features beautiful Victorian architecture and traditional tea rooms serving authentic Devonshire cream teas. Meanwhile, Barnstaple is 41 kilometres away and offers historic charm with its ancient pannier market, one of the longest-running markets in the country, dating back over 1,000 years. Set along the River Taw, this historic river port atmosphere combines medieval streets with modern shopping, creating a delightful blend of old and new for visitors to explore.
