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A water tower-turned-Bond villain’s lair in Devon is for sale at £1.4m


Originally built as a water tower in the 1940s, this three-storey Grand Designs-style house in Higher Clovelly, near Bideford on the north coast of Devon, has been transformed into a Bond villain’s lair. The one-of-a-kind property commands 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside and coastline as far as Cornwall. The five bedroom, three-bathroom house has underfloor heating, a Wren kitchen and walk-in wardrobe. Outside there is a gravel driveway and a detached double garage with enough space for five cars — ideally all Aston Martins. knightfrank.co.uk

Dating from 1697 and owned by the same family since 1966, Ewe Cote Hall is a country house spread over 3,100 sq ft. The property also has an attached three-storey annexe with more than 1,500 sq ft



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