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This stunning country pile which was once home to Just William author Richmal Cropton could be yours for £1.35 million.
The Grade II listed Colston House in Buckfastleigh, Devon spans 4,111 square feet, with five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two reception rooms and an adjoining annexe with three bedrooms, a family bathroom and reception room.
Complete with five and a half acres with a further 7.3 acres and 0.6 miles of single bank fishing rights, the detached Queen Anne style property extends to River Dart, giving potential owners the opportunity for river swimming in the summer months.
The beautiful Grade II building comes complete with a very spacious five and a half acre garden and access to the river
Gardening: Choose the best trees for screening your garden
With Jo McGarry of Caragh Nurseries
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Some of our most popular items here at Caragh Nurseries are specimen trees used for screening. As well as creating structure and seasonal interest in the garden, screening trees provide valuable privacy and can also be used to hide undesirable views.
Mature trees, espalier trees and evergreen trees are all ideal for screening naturally.
The most popular trees used for screening often have a clear stem of about two metres, with a full head of foliage above. This is particularly effective for blocking a view from overlooking neighbours and also useful for customers who want to meet a hedge or keep an attractive wall in sight. Feathered trees provide screening from the ground up with full growth from top to bottom. At Caragh Nurseries, we specialise in both.