Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton, a cozy and compact detached type home with 6 bed in the EX9 6AQ area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £845,000 and a rental potential of £5,493 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
Additional analysis
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Feb 21, 2008. It's possible the property has changed since then,
but we are dedicated to giving you everything you need to make smart property decisions. Here's a snippet, and if you'd like to view the full thing, just click to expand.
"A beautifully presented detached house in a "butterfly design" now transformed into a small highly successful 5 star (Gold Award) Bed & Breakfast with 5 luxury guest suites plus owner's living accommodation in separate wing. Offering a wonderful lifestyle and easy to run business opportunity. This substantial property stands in magnificent grounds of nearly an acre that adjoin open meadows on the edge of this favoured East Devon coastal town.
. Downderry House is not only 'a very special place to stay' but architecturally is of great importance being featured in Pevsner's Architectural Guide and one of only a few houses designed in the shape of a butterfly to enable the principal rooms to all have double aspects and enjoy, in this case, wonderful views over the gardens and adjoining meadows through which runs the little lily brook. This small boutique hotel, which could still be used as a handsome private residence, only started trading in April 2007 and is already successfully established with bookings being taken for a twelve month season. 'Downderry' has been given a gold award by the English Tourist Board and is one of the most highly awarded establishments providing guest house accommodation in England. During the first year of trading 'Downderry' has achieved s coveted Michelin Red House award (only 43 in the country). It is listed in the AA in the Premier Collection with 5 yellow stars and carried a highly recommended accolade.
. Although the property has been brought right up to date, it still retains much character with many lovely original features, including brick mullions, moulding and plasterwork being retained.
. During 2006 the present owners carried out a full programme of modernisation and refurbishment. In addition to being re-plumbed and re-wired, we are advised that fire and sound insulation was added between the floors. The efficient heating and pressurised hot water system, which is on a loop, operates form a recently installed condensing boiler in the basement. The property benefits from uPVC double-glazed windows and enjoys some superb rural views with glimpses of the sea being enjoyed from the top floor Tipton Suite. The quality Underwood kitchen features solid oak units with green granite surfaces and includes a Mercury cooking range. Each of the lovely bathrooms has ceramic tiled floors with underfloor heating, together with dual heated designer towel rails, the suite and sanitary ware being sourced mainly from Porcelanosa. The property has also been re-decorated throughout using quality fabrics and wall coverings and the sale now includes the expensive drapes and carpets.
. In their own brochure, the present owners describe 'Downderry House' as being a classic 1920s residence set in beautiful gardens overlooking the Devon countryside. They describe their rooms as being a haven of comfort, individually designed with rich fabrics and having antique and fine furniture, crisp cotton bed linen and fresh flowers. They state that ALL rooms have views over the garden and meadow beyond, apart from the ground floor room, which has its own private terrace.
. Budleigh Salterton is a select East Devon town beautifully located on the stunning Jurassic Coast with its beautiful South-West Coastal Path. The town is situated at the mouth of the River Otter with lovely walks and an abundance of wildlife. In addition to the popular cliff top East Devon Golf Club, there is the nearby Woodbury Park Golf Course on Woodbury Common. The historic Cathedral City of Exeter is a short drive away as is the Regency town of Sidmouth, whilst there are miles of sandy beaches at Exmouth. The town of Budleigh Salterton is well known for its quality shops, fine art galleries and delightful tea rooms.
Entrance Lobby: Original ledged and braced oak front door with adjoining double-glazed window with brick mullion. Central heating radiator. Double doors with small panes open into the reception hallway and a panelled door opens to:-
Cloakroom: White suite comprising: Low-level WC. Pedestal washbasin. Central heating radiator. Built-in cloaks cupboard. Double-glazed windows with brick mullion.
Reception Hallway: A period glazed door opens onto the paved terrace, which overlooks the main garden. Panelled doors open to the two reception rooms and a further door gives access to the owner's accommodation. Central heating radiator. Stairs rise to the guest suites above.
Sitting Room:20'4" (6.2m) x 13'9" (4.2m) plus bow window. Lovely dual aspect room with views over the gardens and grounds and adjoining meadows. Stone fireplace with open grate. Fitted wall lights. Two central heating radiators.
Dining Room:16'9" (5.1m) x 14'1" (4.3m) plus lovely bow window. overlooking the gardens and paved terrace. Another double aspect room enjoying views over the lawns and adjoining meadow. Two central heating radiators
First Floor Landing: Approached from the reception hallway below by the original staircase having a linen cupboard on the half landing. Views are enjoyed towards Woodbury Common through large double-glazed window. Central heating radiator. Panelled doors open to the three suites on this floor.
Otterton Suite:
Bedroom:17'1" (5.2m) x 14'1" (4.3m) plus bow window. overlooking the gardens and grounds. Another double aspect room enjoying views over the lawns and on over the adjoining meadows. Two central heating radiators. Television point. Panelled door to:-
Ensuite Bathroom:10'2" x 9'2" (3.1m x 2.8m). Quality sanitory ware in white with chromium fittings comprising: Freestanding ball and claw cast iron bath. Low-level WC. Pedestal washbasin with mirrored cabinet over having lights and shaver socket. Tiled shower cubicle with fully glazed doors having both deluge and hand-held showers. Designer style heated towel rail. Electrically heated floor tiles. Recessed spotlights to ceiling. Part-tiled walls. Double-glazed window. Extractor fan unit. Built-in cupboard.
Woodbury Suite:
Bedroom:14'5" (4.4m) x 14'1" (4.3m) plus bow window. Another double aspect bedroom with views over the lawns and adjoining meadows. Central heating radiators. Wall lights. Television point. An arched door opens to:-
En-suite Bathroom:8'6" x 12'10" (2.6m x 3.91m). A beautifully fitted and very individual bathroom fitted in a contemporary style and comprising: Designer bath with padded headrest, hand-held shower and spout to one side. Close-coupled WC. Designer vanity unit with table top porcelain bowl and mixer taps, circular wall mirror and electric shaver socket over. Tiled shower cubicle with fully glazed doors having both deluge and hand-held showers. Designer towel rail. Recessed spotlights to ceiling. Extractor fan. The heated tiled floor complements the contemporary tiled walls and the five double-glazed windows are separated with brick mullions.
Knowle Suite:11'6" x 13'9" (3.5m x 4.2m). Another double aspect room with windows overlooking the gardens to the front of the property. Central heating radiator. Fitted wall lights and display recess This bedroom is entered through a dressing area having fitted wardrobe cupboard and further central heating radiator. Television point.
En-suite Bathroom:8'2" (2.5m) x 4'7" (1.4m) widening at one end. where the bath is fitted with designer mixer taps and shower. Contemporary washbasin with mirror fronted wall cabinet and light over. Designer towel rail. Recessed spotlights and extractor fan to ceiling. The heated tiled floor complements the contemporary tiled walls.
Separate WC: With white suite having chromium fittings comprising: Pedestal washbasin. Close-coupled WC. Central heating radiator. Part-tiled walls. Double-glazed window with brick mullion.
Sitting Room:8'2" x 7'7" (2.5m x 2.31m). Although small this room enjoys a lovely outlook across the valley towards Woodbury Common. Central heating radiator. Television point.
Tipton Suite:
. Being on the second floor, this suite enjoys a particularly fine outlook over the adjoining meadows with sea glimpses in the distance. It is approached from the first floor landing by its own staircase.
Bedroom:23'4" (7.1m) x 10'10" (3.3m) plus large recess. suitable for wardrobe. Central heating radiator. Two double-glazed windows. Fitted wall lights. Television point. Door to boarded attic store room.
En-suite Bathroom:9'10" x 6'3" (3m x 1.9m). Tastefully decorated with half-tiled walls and part sloping ceilings having recessed spotlights. White suite comprising: Panelled bath with mixer taps and hand-held shower. Contemporary washbasin. Close-coupled WC. Designer towel rail. Electric shaver socket. Heated tiled floor and fitted wall mirrors. The large shower cubicle with fully glazed doors extends across the full width of the room at the far end, fitted with both deluge and hand-held showers and having extractor fan unit.
Sidbury Suite: Situated on the ground floor, this suite currently has ramped access across its own pretty private terrace. The original door that would have given access to the main part of the house has now been sealed but could easily be reinstated if required.
Bedroom:20'4" (6.2m) x 13'5" (4.1m) narrowing at one end. where a panelled door opens to the bathroom. A very spacious double aspect room overlooking the gardens and grounds to the front of the property and with double-glazed double doors overlooking its own little terrace. Two central heating radiators. Fitted wall lights. Television point.
En-suite Bathroom:11'10" x 5'3" (3.6m x 1.6m). White suite comprising: Panelled bath with mixer taps and shower. Contemporary washbasin with mirror fronted wall cabinet and light over. Close-coupled WC. The heated tiled floor complements the fully tiled walls. Extractor fan and spotlights to ceiling. Double-glazed window to side aspect. Designer style heated towel rail. Tiled shower cubicle with fully glazed door and with deluge shower.
THE OWNER'S WING:
. Positioned on the ground floor the owner's accommodation is completely self-contained having its own front door opening from the driveway at the side of the property in addition to an internal door opening from the reception hallway. The accommodation is finished and fitted to the same very high standard and lovely views are enjoyed over the lawned grounds and adjoining meadow.
Entrance Hall: Part-glazed uPVC door with security locks. Central heating radiator. Panelled door opening to:-
Living Room:15'5" x 10'2" (4.7m x 3.1m). Oak strip floor. Fitted wall lights. Central heating radiator. Cassette gas fire. Double-glazed double doors open onto a large balcony overlooking the lawns and enjoying views over the valley. Panelled doors open to the bedroom suite and inner hallway. This room opens to:-
Kitchen:11'10" (3.6m) x 13'1" (4.0m) plus recess. with preparation sink having under counter stainless steel basin with mixer taps. The quality units are all finished in solid oak having green granite surfaces and include a large island unit with pan shelves and fitted cupboards. The large Mercury cooking range has two electric ovens and the gas hob includes a wok burner. The range is set in a tiled recess with high-level mantelshelf in a period style and incorporating extractor fan unit and concealed lighting. Stainless steel 1? bowl under counter sink unit with mixer taps. Integrated dishwasher. Fitted microwave cooker. Fan assisted 'kickback' radiator. Space for American style fridge/freezer. Spotlights to ceiling. High gloss tiled floor complementing the granite working surfaces.
Bedroom:11'10" x 10'10" (3.6m x 3.3m). A lovely double aspect room with double-glazed double doors opening onto the adjoining balcony and enjoying a lovely outlook over the lawned gardens and on over the adjoining meadowland. Central heating radiator. Fitted wall lights. Television points. Walk-in dressing room with coat rails and fitted shelves.
En-suite Bathroom:5'11" x 10'10" average (1.8m x 3.3m average). Designed in a wet room style and fitted with quality white suite by Villeroy and Boch having chromium fittings including, twin wall-mounted washbasins, close-coupled WC with concealed cistern and panelled bath with hand-held shower. Separate Hans Grohe shower, fitted wall mirrors and spotlights. Extractor fan unit. Double-glazed window to side aspect. Designer heated towel rail. Large mirror fronted medicine cabinet. Heated tiled floor.
Inner Hallway: Accessed from both the living and kitchen areas, the inner hallway provides easy access to the main part of the house and has an understairs cupboard and central heating radiator.
Utility Room:8'6" x 7'7" (2.6m x 2.31m). Stainless steel sink unit with mixer taps inset into wide working surface with cupboards beneath, together with space, plumbing and points for washing machine. Central heating radiator. Quarry tiled floor. A double-glazed window overlooks the owner's entrance hall.
Outside:
Double Garage:18'8" x 17'9" (5.7m x 5.4m). Substantially constructed in block under a pitched tiled roof, this large garage has rendered elevations. Electric power and light are installed and an up and over door opens onto the tarmacadam driveway, which provides plenty of space for turning and parking for numerous vehicles.
Gardens & Grounds: Designed with ease if maintenance in mind and extending to nearly an acre the lovely landscaped grounds are laid out mainly to lawns with substantial shrubberies and hedging providing privacy and seclusion. The recently tarmacadamed driveway sweeps down from the road through double wrought iron gates hung on substantial stone pillars with coach lights. The entrance splay also has attractive stone walling with mature hedging behind and above.
. The main terrace enjoys a Southerly aspect extending to the rear of the property with sweeping steps sweeping down to the level lawn. A mature Wisteria has been trained across this part of the house, giving a lovely backdrop to the terrace. There is plenty of storage beneath the property with two doors opening from the rear. (The recently installed gas-fired condensing boiler has been installed here). A summerhouse has been constructed to one side and again enjoys some lovely views over the lawn and across the valley.
Photography: Some of the photographs used to produce this brochure were supplied to us by our client having been taken during the summer months.
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Property Data
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Compared to road |
3,306 sqm plot
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Schools and stations
St Peter's Church of England Primary School
0.5mi
Drake's Church of England Primary School
1.0mi
Otterton Church of England Primary School
1.7mi
Lympstone Village Station
4.8mi
Lympstone Commando Station
5.4mi
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Renovation improvements
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New Kitchen
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£15,000
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New Bathroom
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£5,000
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Air Conditioning
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£7,000
Strengths
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Strength: High plot size
A large plot with plenty of room
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Strength: Family-friendly
Enough beds for the whole family
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Strength: Freehold ownership
This property has the support and stability of full freehold ownership.
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Strength: Good price per square metres
The most similar local properties have a comparable price per square metre.
Frequently asked questions
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How much is 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton worth?
10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton is now worth £845,000 according to our Mouseprice AVM.
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What is the rental value of 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton?
The current rental valuation for this property is £5,493 per month, within a price range of £4,943 and £6,042.
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How many bedrooms does 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton have?
This property has 6 bedrooms. Search for nearby properties with 6 bedrooms - for sale and to rent.
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What are the nearest schools and stations to 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton?
Nearby schools in include
St Peter's Church of England Primary School, Drake's Church of England Primary School, Otterton Church of England Primary School, Mill Water School,
Nearby stations in include
Exmouth Station, Lympstone Village Station, Lympstone Commando Station, Starcross Station, Exton Station.
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What type of property is 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton
This is a Detached property. There are 28 other Detached properties on EXMOUTH ROAD, and 39 in total.
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When was 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton built? How old is 10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton?
10 Exmouth Road, Budleigh Salterton was was built between .
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