Spread over three stories, this large property sits in a tranquil area of the South Devon coast with plenty of space for friends and family to gather. What’s more, with more than an acre of land to explore, a walled orchard and both a south and west-facing garden, you can make the most of the great outdoors right outside your front door! Situated less than half a mile from Branscombe Beach, you can make the most of your close proximity to the beach with wild walks along the shore.
The living room is a social hub, with three comfortable sofas and an armchair ensuring a place for everyone to sit and watch a film, or play board games on the coffee table by the warmth of the wood burner. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow the light to flood in, and the selection of antique furniture adds to the character creating a place that feels like home from the moment you step inside. When it’s time to get cooking, the traditionally styled kitchen is fitted with all you’ll need, as well as a small dining table for four. Catering for an array of occasions, the property has both a dining room seating 12 and a breakfast room seating eight for convenience. Come rain or shine, the conservatory is a lovely place to relax, be it with tea and cake to soak up the scenery or with a good book in hand. Upstairs across the two floors, you’ll find all six uniquely decorated bedrooms, starting with the Blue Room which is furnished with a double bed and boasts an en-suite bathroom. Also on the first floor is a quirky family bathroom with a shower and two further double bedrooms. The third floor is home to the final three double bedrooms as well as a bathroom. Surrounding the property is a south-facing garden, a west-facing garden and a croquet lawn. With areas surrounded by mature plans, tables and chairs seating 12 guests and a BBQ, the outside area has plenty to keep guests of all ages entertained. Travel cot and high chair available.
Just 2 miles away is the picturesque village of Beer on the Jurassic Coast. Here you can spend a day on the beach backed by limestone cliffs, visit the model railway at Pecorama which is a great place for kids, or simply sit and soak up the scenery with a picnic of local produce for a great day out. For those who love a spot of history, venture to Lyme Regis (11 miles) to hunt for fossils and visit the Dinosaurland Fossil Museum to learn about the prehistoric beasts that once roamed the land.