Welcome to Combe Wood House, Sidmouth, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the EX10 0JN area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band G.
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £535,600 and a rental potential of £3,481 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Mar 17, 2013. 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.
"Take a deep breath of the sea air, and enjoy the magnificent sea and country views from the beautiful landscaped gardens of this wonderful 16th century detached Devon farmhouse, which is of architectural and historical importance and adjoins Natural Trust woodland
? Reception Hall ? Cloakroom ? Sitting Room ? Drawing Room ? Dining Room ? Integrated Kitchen/Breakfast Room ? Master Bedroom En-Suite ? Two Further En-Suite Bedrooms ? 1.3 Acre Landscaped Gardens ? Double Garage ?
. This stunning 16th Century former farmhouse enjoys outstanding views not only of Salcombe mouth but also over the surrounding farm and woodland much of which is under National Trust control. Salcombe Regis is a small village about two miles east of Sidmouth picturesquely seated in the Sid Valley sheltered by boldly swelling hills which terminate in lofty red sandstone sea cliffs. The church of St Peter is a fine Norman structure originally dating back to the 12th Century and is very much a focal point of the village.
. Combe Wood House which is situated at the end of a private road is believed to have been constructed around 1560 and is Grade II Listed being of architectural and historical importance. Of cob and stone elevations under a thatch roof, the house is approximately 500 yards from Salcombe mouth beach which is only accessible on foot. There is also direct access to the South West coastal path designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. The property has been significantly modernised blending quality additions with many lovely character feature expected in a property of this period. There are two superb inglenook fireplaces in the reception rooms, cottage windows and doors and many substantial exposed beams.
. The Drawing, Sitting and Dining rooms have been arranged to take full advantage of the previously mentioned views whilst the same can be said for the three bedrooms which have south or west aspects. Internally the property has been completely brought up to date within the last three years and particularly with regard to a high quality "Smallbone" bespoke kitchen with marble work surfaces. There are luxuriously appointed bath and shower rooms and a superb oak panelled dining room.
. Considerable expenditure has been made with regard to the gardens which enjoy magnificent views and which back onto National Trust Woodland. The property which has good ceiling heights additionally benefits from an oil fired central heating system, a spring fed private water supply, detached double garage and ample parking.
. Approached via a charming enclosed cottage courtyard garden, a pathway leads to the front door with glazed panel opening to:
Receptioin Hall -21' x 7'3" (6.4m x 2.2m). An impressive entrance to the house with a part flagged floor and exposed beams. Double radiator. Wall light points. Stairs rising to the first floor. Doors to :-
Cloakroom: - Refitted and tiled to dado height and with matching floor tiling. Suite comprising: Close coupled W.C. Pedestal washbasin with mirror over. Double radiator. Wall light. Recessed ceiling down lighting. Window to side.
Sitting Room: -15'1" (4.6m) plus depth of wide fireplace x 14'5" (4.4m). A superb room of considerable character with Southerly sea views down the Salcombe Valley. The focal point of the room is a wide inglenook open grate fireplace with inset niches, wide timber lintel and stone hearth. The character is further enhanced by a substantial timber ceiling beam, wall beams and an alcove with a fitted display cabinet. Futher alcove to side with wall light. Two double radiators. Television and telephone points. French doors opening onto the Southerly facing gardens. Deep arch and steps down to:-
Drawing Room:-14'5" (4.4m) x 13'1" (4.0m) plus depth of wide fireplace and entrance.. Another lovely room being dual aspect and enjoying fine views from South to West of both the sea and surrounding farm and woodland. A large stone fireplace with wood burner on a flag hearth and wide timber lintel over. Double and single radiators. Substantial timber ceiling beam. Television and telephone points. Ample lights with dimmer switch. Window to rear with lovely views over the gardens. Large double glazed bay window with South and West aspects.
Dining Room: -12'2" x 18'4" plus bay (3.7m x 5.59m plus bay). A room of considerable character having full height quality oak panelling with mirror and fitted dresser with concealed lighting. Large feature bay with door to the terrace and gardens. Substantial timber ceiling beam. Two double radiators. Wall lights with dimmer switch. Window to side.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room -14'5" (4.4m) plus bay x 13'1" (4.0m) Including depth of fitted units.. A high quality bespoke kitchen by the "Smallbone" company. Comprising of a comprehensive range of base and eye level storage units incorporating extending rack shelving and two glass fronted display cabinets, inset one and half bowl stainless steel sink unit and mixer tap with hand held spray attachment within a timber surround. Stanley oil fired cooker within a range with a double oven and two ring LPG hob to side.
. Extensive marble work top surfaces with matching upstands. Quality range of integrated appliances including a Miele coffee machine and microwave with warming drawer under. Storage cupboard over and pan drawer under. Island unit with Miele oven and marble work top surface over. Storage cupboard to side. Integrated dishwasher and space for American style refrigerator. Exposed timber ceiling and wall beams. Window to side with deep marble sill. Ceiling downlighting. Attractive "fired earth" flagged floor. Door to:-
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Running cost(monthly) | Cost | Opportunity |
Mortgage | £2,437 | Try Mortgage Tracker |
Energy | ££600 | Try Energy Switcher |
Water | £50 | Water meter checkup |
Broadband | £30 | Find better offers |
Home insurance | £13 | Explore insurance |
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Combe Wood House, Sidmouth is now worth £535,600 according to our Mouseprice AVM.
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The current rental valuation for this property is £3,481 per month, within a price range of £3,133 and £3,830.
This property has 3 bedrooms. Search for nearby properties with 3 bedrooms - for sale and to rent.
Nearby schools in include
Sidmouth Church of England (VA) Primary School, St John's School, Sidmouth College, Sidbury Church of England Primary School, Newton Poppleford Primary School
Nearby stations in include
Feniton Station, Whimple Station, Honiton Station, Lympstone Village Station, Lympstone Commando Station.
This is a Detached property. There are 4 other Detached properties on , and 9 in total.
Combe Wood House, Sidmouth was was built between .