Trehill House is situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Kenn, within Teignbridge District local authority, around a 15 minute drive of Exeter city centre. The village has a traditonal pub, church and is surrounded by rolling countryside. The River Exe, Haldon Forrest and Dartmoor are close by. Communications are excellent with the A38 and national motorway link just a few minutes drive away. Exeter has a main line railway station with regular services to London Paddington and there is an international airport at Clyst Honiton, around 20 minutes' drive.

This apartment is a highly individual home created from several of the fine grandiose rooms of Trehill House, a small country house built in 1827 for Sir Henry Ley in the Greek revival style. It is self-contained and accessed via the grand portico entrance with imposing tall entrance doors and covered seating area.

The living room was the original reception to Trehill House and now contains some highly decorative features including Greek wall friezes (casts from the friezes of the Temple of Apollo Epicurious of Bassae), a highly ornate fireplace and painted 'heavens sky' ceiling with cherubs. There are tall sash windows (most with shutters) in the four main rooms and the lofty ceiling heights give a real feeling of space and volume.

Private parking is positioned at the front of the building and there is access to the communal outside areas of Trehill House.

DIRECTIONAL NOTE
From the A38 Expressway take the exit for Kenn at the bottom of Haldon Hill and follow signs for the village. As you enter the village take a right by the 20mph white markings on the road. Follow this road and ignore the Trehill House entrance with the white posts on your left and take the next entrance on the left signed 11 and 11A only.

Council Tax Band: C (Exeter City Council)
Deposit: £1,500
Holding Deposit: £300
Parking options: Driveway
Garden details: Front Garden