Nestled beside a peaceful stretch of the River Harbourne, which flows into the River Dart, this beautifully converted fruit barn offers a tranquil countryside escape full of charm and contemporary style. Originally built around 1825 and once left as a rubble ruin, the property has been thoughtfully restored to combine its historic character with modern luxury. Exposed stone walls, original beams, a striking glass ceiling, and sleek gunmetal-grey patio doors create a stunning open-plan kitchen and dining space, while the cosy sitting room features a stylish log burner. Designed to comfortably accommodate four guests, with space for two additional children in the generous master suite, the home also boasts elegant bathrooms, a high-spec kitchen, inviting bedrooms, and a private riverside garden perfect for relaxing. Located on the edge of a village near Totnes, it provides an ideal base for exploring the South Hams, with scenic walking routes to Totnes, Tuckenhay, and Cornworthy, two excellent pubs within walking distance, and the nearby Sharpham Estate with its renowned farm shop.