Hembury Fort, Honiton, EX14 3LA

Tucked away on the south-western slopes of the Blackdown Hills, Penscombe is all about the setting and it really is rather special.

Sitting roughly between Honiton and Cullompton, this bungalow enjoys far-reaching views that, on a clear day, stretch right out towards Dartmoor.

It’s been in the same hands for many years and is now ready for its next chapter.

There’s a bit of cosmetic updating to do here and there, but that’s part of the appeal, you can settle in straight away and put your own stamp on things over time.The bungalow has been extended previously and comes with oil-fired central heating and double glazing, so it’s comfortable from day one.

A traditional entrance hall with a cloakroom leads through to the main living spaces.

When we first visited Penscombe, we found ourselves completely drawn to the view from the living room, you could easily lose an afternoon here, looking out through the patio doors, across the garden and over the rolling Devon countryside.There are three bedrooms in total, with one currently set up as a study.

The kitchen is complemented by a handy utility room, and the bathroom features a level-access walk-in shower.Outside is where this home really comes into its own.

The plot is around half an acre, with a lovely cottage-style garden that’s just right for sitting out and enjoying long summer evenings.

Across the lane, there’s a double garage with parking, and to the side you’ll find even more space to explore, a greenhouse, a small orchard, a wild pond, and a wooded area at the bottom.It’s often said that location is everything, and here it truly speaks for itself.

Come and see what makes Penscombe such a special place.(Agent's Note: Please understand that Penscombe isn't strictly detached, it's attached at the rear to the neighbour's garage.)