Thatched Grade I Listed medieval hall house in a popular Dartmoor village
This historic property dates from the early 13th Century and has what is believed to be one of the oldest roofs in Europe. Outbuildings include a barn & 2 double garages. Mature grounds including swimming pool and walled kitchen garden

Situated in the middle of the popular village of Bridford, with its well known pub and local bistro, the property has stunning countryside views, and sits alongside the elegant 13th Century church. It is believed to date from shortly after 1200 AD and to have one of the oldest examples of a domestic roof in England and possibly Europe. The thatch is eye browed over a number of windows of varying styles and the house goes back in two wings to the rear to form an attractive walled granite courtyard with a swimming pool.
The gardens are a feature of the property with an array of historic features including granite walls, staircases, troughs and planters, and there are mature fruit trees, 2 ponds and a walled kitchen/vegetable garden. The outbuildings include: a barn with space for several vehicles, 2 double garages, a pump house, a timber framed glass house with productive grapevines and a potting shed.

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