Recently renovated substantial non-Listed Georgian house with spectacular views. Separate 2 bedroom flat. Extensive range of traditional stone barns around a courtyard and modern agricultural building. Fishing over Oare Water. Shooting rights across adjoining land. In all about 167 acres. EPC: B.

Oare House is part of the hamlet of Oare, tucked away on the northern fringe of the Exmoor National Park between the towns of Minehead and Lynmouth. The house overlooks ancient Oare Church which is named in the famous novel 'Lorna Doone" and is surrounded by the wild moorlands of Exmoor. It is south facing and has excellent views over open farmland and the moor.

Oare House is a substantial Georgian house which has been completely renovated by the current owners. It has spacious and well laid-out accommodation arranged over three floors. The open-plan kitchen and breakfast room has bi-fold doors opening onto a terrace. On the first floor the master bedroom has an en suite bathroom and dressing room. There are 4 further bedrooms on the first floor and 3 bathrooms. The second floor has large attic rooms. The house has a dedicated business resilient broadband.

Away from the house is a 2 bedroom self-contained flat on the first floor of a traditional barn. The traditional barns are extensive with a variety of stables, stores and sheds.

The gardens and grounds are magnificent and have also been significantly improved by the current owners to include extensive new planting, the creation of terraces and the renovation of a walled garden close to the house.

The land comprises 167 acres of pastureland and SSSI open grazing. There is fishing over Oare Water, known for brown trout, and approximately 160 acres of shooting rights are available across adjoining land.