Wellsprings Farm, a detached modern farmstead with around 50 acres of grounds, is near Upottery.
Surrounded by gardens, pasture, and woodland, the property is positioned in a secluded area at the edge of the village.
The farmstead offers far-reaching panoramic views across the Blackdown Hills National Landscape.
According to the listing, the site has undergone a “complete transformation” since 2020.
Works included building a new Neo Georgian country house and refurbishing traditional farm buildings.
The house, which has stone and rendered walls under a slate roof, stands in an elevated position with a feature front façade of sash windows and a central projection.
A rear pillared portico leads into the main entrance, which opens to a galleried stair hall with a tiled floor.
Ground floor rooms include a drawing room with an oak floor, a fireplace with a multifuel burner, and bi-fold doors to a terrace.
The drawing room also gives direct access to a study.
There is also a ground floor shower room near the entrance hallway.
The kitchen and family room is fitted with bespoke units, granite worktops, integral appliances, and an electric Aga.
A pantry and a utility room are accessed directly from the kitchen.
Upstairs, the first-floor landing is galleried and vaulted, with a linen cupboard and extra storage.
There are four bedrooms in total.
The principal bedroom contains an en-suite with a slipper bath.
A further guest suite also has an en-suite bath/shower room, with two additional double bedrooms served by a family bathroom with a freestanding rolltop bath and separate shower.
High levels of insulation, double-glazed windows, air source heating, underfloor heating at ground level, and a heat recovery system provide a range of eco features.
A 12kw photovoltaic panel system with 10kw battery storage is installed, and the property generates "an astonishing 85% of its own electricity", according to the listing.
Water for the house comes from a borehole, with recently replaced pipework leading to a storage tank.
The farmstead’s outbuildings include a detached garage/implement store, barns, a former dairy now housing the water filtration system, and an old wash house used as a potting shed.
The walled kitchen garden incorporates raised beds, and there is an orchard near the garage.
Further land includes about 40 acres of pasture—well fenced, with water to most fields—and 10 acres of woodland which give screening from the road.
The property is located off the A30/A303 and sits within accessible distance of Honiton, Exeter, and the Jurassic Coast.
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