A four-bedroom modernised farmhouse on the county line between Devon and Cornwall is on the market along with two restored barns that currently function as holiday lets.

The original farmhouse was extended converted into a warm, functional family home by the architects at Feilden Fowles in London, following the restoration of the two outbuildings. They sit on 1.5 acres of landscaped gardens and private woodland, seven miles from the beaches of Bude.

The Devon property is being sold by The Modern House with a price tag of £2.25m.

Three Tamar Barns are accessed by a private driveway and sit around a pebbled courtyard. Inside, original wood rafters and architraves are complemented by polished-concrete floors, tall windows, bespoke wood cabinetry and larch-wood elements. The main home incorporates four bedrooms, three baths and vast, sunny communal spaces.

Across the courtyard, the old cob barn was renovated by Feilden Fowles with a double-height living space and expansive glass panels. A smaller version of the main house, it has four bedrooms and clerestory windows facing the landscape. Bifold doors lead onto a terrace with a cedar-clad hot tub.

The adjacent red-brick cottage follows an inverted layout, with two bedrooms and a family bathroom tucked away downstairs and an open plan living and dining space on the upper level, surrounded by full-height glazing.

Lawns and beautifully planned formal gardens unfold from the primary buildings, with stretches of meadowland, open fields and the Tamar River beyond.

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