Chloe Shakesby

2 weeks ago | middevonadvertiser.co.uk | Chloe Shakesby

Thornworthy House in Chagford. (Savills )This “immaculate” house for sale was once home to a renowned novelist and sits in Dartmoor National Park. Thornworthy House, in Chagford, dates back to 1840 and was originally built as a sporting lodge. In the 1950s, Thornworthy became the home of English novelist Mary Wesley, who is best known for ‘The Camomile Lawn’ as well as a dozen other books, across which she sold more than three million copies.

2 weeks ago | cornish-times.co.uk | Chloe Shakesby

The former vicarage dates back to the 1800s. (Savills )This “elegant” historic home for sale is a former vicarage from the Regency era - with period features including a ‘wig room’. The Old Vicarage, in St Teath, Bodmin, was built in 1812 and combines architectural staples of the era with the traditional materials of Cornish houses, including granite and Delabole slate. Entering the property, a pillared porch leads directly into a wide hall which is currently used as a study. The drawing room.

2 weeks ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Chloe Shakesby

The former chapel sits by the harbour. (Country Living Group )This “beautiful” waterside chapel conversion for sale has “stunning” sea views. Llanfor, in Fishguard, sits on the harbour side of the lower town, and has been converted into a family home from a chapel. The property retains many of its original features, the first of which being the original chapel doors through which the ground floor is accessed. The chapel retains various original features.

2 months ago | kingsbridge-today.co.uk | Chloe Shakesby

The barn conversion has estuary views. (Strutt & Parker )This “exceptional” contemporary barn conversion has estuary views and sits in grounds of more than an acre. Rectory Barn, in East Portlemouth, was designed by the Harrison Sutton Partnership in Totnes and is a reverse level converted barn. The main living space. (Strutt & Parker )The property combines contemporary design with original features and is entered via a double-height reception hall and lobby.

Jan 22, 2025 | totnes-today.co.uk | Chloe Shakesby

The main farmhouse at Wood Farm. (Strutt & Parker )This period farmhouse for sale is a “stunning” 16th century property with three cottages and 11 acres of land. Wood Farm, near Blackawton, is a “quintessentially English” stone-built farmhouse dating back to the 1500s. Entering the main farmhouse, there are two reception rooms, while an oak-framed extension includes an open-plan kitchen, dining area and orangery, with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams.