Location

Gupworthy Farm is positioned on the eastern side of Exmoor National Park in an elevated position boasting uninterrupted views across rolling countryside. The farm is located just four miles from Wheddon Cross, the highest village on Exmoor which has a vibrant community and is a popular tourist destination. Dulverton can be found just 11 miles south and is a town rich in history offering a whole host of day to day amenities with numerous independent shops, café's and restaurants. The county town of Taunton and Tiverton are both within striking distance and offer an extensive range of retail, social and cultural facilities.

Exmoor National Park itself has over 680 miles of footpaths and bridleways across its magnificent landscape and is characterised by its rugged and wild scenery and enjoys a wealth of diverse wildlife. The area boasts an abundance of sporting and leisure opportunities and North Devon offers some of the best sailing, surfing and beaches.

Transport links are excellent with easy access to the A396 which links to the A361 link road at Tiverton and the A39 at Dunster. Mainline railway stations can be found at Taunton and Tiverton with daily trains to London in under two hours and Exeter and Bristol International Airports are 43 miles and 58 miles away respectively.

There is an array of renowned schools in the area including Blundell's School and West Buckland School, both provide private co-ed primary and senior education. There are also a selection of private and public schools in Taunton.

Description

Gupworthy is a highly diverse, productive and well maintained Exmoor Farm with huge opportunity. The main residence sits on the northern side of the farm with stunning views across the southerly aspect. Approached from a private drive off a minor council road, the traditional property is a wonderful seven bedroom family home providing extensive and spacious accommodation in a protected setting.

The farm currently operates in a traditional upland manner and is capable of supporting a variety of farming enterprises. There is an extensive range of traditional and modern buildings which are predominantly used for the housing of livestock, fodder storage and workshops however could be adapted to suit a wide variety of other uses (some of which could be subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents). The farm would also be suitable for equestrian use with a range of stabling and access to spectacular outriding.

Directions

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