Our grandest bunnyhomes yet, and one of just three of this home type at Blackberry Lane, Plot 17, The Manor House commands an elevated position overlooking the central green within this edge of village community.

Enter a stately hallway with sweeping, galleried staircase and move through to the huge 36' kitchen/dining/family space – the heart of this impressive home, spanning the whole width of the house. A baby grand orangery with full height windows and two sets of doors out onto the garden. Not forgetting the well-considered ‘monogram space’. In addition, there’s a generously-sized living room and an extra ‘magic room’ to use as you choose – maybe as a study, playroom, home office, reading room or gym? Also, downstairs is a utility room with practical side access to the garden, and a powder room. All downstairs rooms feature taller than usual ceilings and underfloor heating, which means there’s no need for radiators, giving you more space and furniture layout options.

Upstairs, the master sanctuary suite boasts a stunning walk-in wardrobe, along with a double-basin en-suite featuring a shower enclosure with 10" monsoon rainshower. Three more bedrooms and the family bathroom are set around the galleried landing, with bedroom two also having its own en-suite, furnished with the same high quality Villeroy and Boch sanitaryware and Porcelanosa tiling.

Fitted with CAT6 cabling into all the main rooms, you're super connected and it’s fuelled by the latest technology air source heat pump, with Hive controlled heating.

The Manor House features a detached double garage with side personnel door, conveniently set back, with a driveway providing off road parking for up to four cars.

Great care has been taken with designing and sourcing the architectural details for our Georgian-inspired The Manor House; such as the large symmetrical windows of the era and elegant hand-made ironwork porches with scalloped canopies. Designed to capture the best of traditional home building, injected with the essentials of modern day living.

This bunnyhome is made for being sociable and enjoying the outdoors, with access to the garden via French doors in the baby grand Orangery and bi-folding doors from the dining area.

Like all bunnyhomes neighbourhoods, at Blackberry Lane we've put a great deal of thought and care into how our homes look together to create a beautiful street scene. Painstakingly perfected, we give each and every bunnyhome pride of place.

We are proud of the way we build our homes and we hope you love them as much as we do. Brimming with well-considered design features and bursting with character our bunnyhomes Craft Collection is inspired by Georgian architecture, beautifully fused with modern day living. There's something about the harmonious symmetry and effortless elegance of the era that makes each and every one of our homes special.

This bunnyhome neighbourhood lies on the edge of this self-contained village, which has a choice of general stores/supermarkets for day to day shopping, a butchers’, a public house, a primary school with many more local businesses supported by a strong community feel.

Just a few miles to the south is the popular, coastal resort of Bude with numerous supermarkets, many recreational and commercial facilities, a bustling town centre with national and local businesses, superb cliff top walks and two sandy beaches. The popular surfing beach at Widemouth Bay is located just a couple of miles to the south.

The nearest beach to Kilkhampton is the national trust owned Sandymouth, about 2.5 miles distant, with access to the south west coastal path offering stunning walks to the north towards Morwenstow and south towards Bude.

The cities of Plymouth, Exeter and Truro are within an hour and half drive of this bunnyhomes neighbourhood.
Blackberry Lane is easy to find, on the A39 that runs between Bude and Barnstaple.
From Bude: Head north on the A39 and you will enter Kilkhampton after circa 5 miles. Blackberry Lane will be signposted on the right, opposite the turning into North Close.

From Exeter: On the A30 head for Bude A3079 then A3072, just before you reach Bude turn right onto B3254. At the T-junction with the A39 turn right and follow the road into the village. Blackberry Lane will be signposted on the right, opposite the turning into North Close.

From Barnstaple: Follow the A39 towards Bude. When you reach Kilkhampton you will find us signposted on the left, as you travel through the village, opposite the turning into North Close.

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