House For Sale £550,000
Key features:
Full description:
A superb Grade II listed period property located in the heart of the village and only yards from the beach. Built in 1894 using traditional local materials including flintstone walls, cut limestone quoins and a clay tiled roof, this attractive property was designed by the famous Arts and Crafts architect and resident of Beer David Carr, a member of the famous Carr's biscuit family and prolific architect for Clinton Devon Estates.
The property has been meticulously renovated and upgraded to an exacting standard throughout, retaining its charm and character with period features including, lozenge-shaped brick chimney stacks, stone mullion windows, original doors and architraves, exposed timber flooring and fireplaces.
No.1 Sunny Nook is a beautiful coastal home that will appeal to those looking for their main residence, second home or holiday let investors.
The Property
Moulded stone arch with original period timber door into:-
Entrance Hall
19' 4" x 6' 8" (5.89m x 2.03m) includes stairs.
Window to front fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Superb entrance hall with original period staircase. Door to under stairs storage cupboard. Alcove provides delightful display area or study space. Attractive solid wood flooring. Period door off to:-
Living Room
13' 1" x 11' 10" (3.99m x 3.61m) includes fireplace.
Window to front fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Feature open fireplace with timber surround and tiled insert and hearth. Picture rail. Cast iron period style radiator. Attractive solid wood floor.
Kitchen Breakfast Room
13' 10" into alcove x 10' 9" (4.22m into alcove x 3.28m).
Small pane window to rear and original part glazed timber door provides access to rear garden. The kitchen has been exquisitely fitted with a range of vintage distressed style storage cabinets. The first housing a Kenwood dishwasher which sits alongside a classic dresser featuring a commissioned vintage brass bucket sink with antique effect mixer tap with cupboards and drawers beneath. Range of shelved storage to alcoves incorporating integrated sliding refrigerator drawers. Superb Lacanche dual fuel range cooker with double oven, pan drawers and five burner gas hob. Display shelf over. High level cupboard housing consumer control unit. Double doors to shelved storage cupboard. Four pendant lights to ceiling. Solid wood flooring. Period door through to:-
Bathroom
Irregular shape. Maximum overall 9' 4" x 5' 9" at widest point, narrows to 2'9" (2.84m x 1.75m at widest point, narrows to 0.84m).
Obscure glazed window to side fitted with extraction and plantation shutter blinds. The bathroom has been fitted with a period style suite comprising; wall mounted enamelled bucket sink with blue trim and chrome mixer tap, WC alongside and panel bath fitted with chrome mixer tap, dual head Aquas electric shower with glazed shower screen. Attractive contrasting tiling to bath and shower area with coordinated ceramic tiled floor. Half timber panelling to remaining walls. Pendant ceiling light. Radiator.
Returning to entrance hall, stairs rise to:-
First Floor
Hatch to roof space. Radiator. Original period doors off to:-
Bedroom One
Maximum overall 16' 5" x 12' (5.00m x 3.66m) reduces to 7' 10" (2.39m).
Window to front fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Radiator. Exposed timber flooring.
Bedroom Two
Maximum overall 11' 5" x 11' 1" (3.48m x 3.38m).
Window to rear fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Pendant ceiling light. Radiator. Exposed timber flooring.
Family Bathroom
Maximum overall 11' 4" x 8' 4" (3.45m x 2.54m).
Window to rear fitted with plantation shutter blinds. The bathroom has been elegantly fitted with a double ended roll top freestanding bath with chrome mixer tap and handheld shower attachment. Close-coupled WC. Stylish vanity unit incorporating wash hand basin, chrome mixer tap and drawers beneath. Two wall light points and pendant light to ceiling. Radiator. Exposed timber floor.
Outside
The property is approached from Fore Street through a timber gate into a paved front courtyard which is bordered by a delightful local flint stone wall. A further timber pedestrian gate gives onto a path that provides shared access for Nos. 1,2 and 3 Sunnynook to the rear of the properties.
Outbuilding
Maximum overall 13' 4" x 8' 2" (4.06m x 2.49m).
Two windows to front and original period door. The outhouse provides excellent storage and comprises a home office, utility area with space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer and a store room. To one side of the outbuilding, steps rise to:-
Rear Garden
The rear garden features a good sized area of decking that provides an excellent space for entertaining and alfresco dining. A gravelled path continues through the garden, passed a timber garden shed, an area of lawn and up to a further timber staircase to the upper terrace. This fabulous decked platform enjoys breath-taking views across the village and out towards Beer Cliffs and the sea.
Services
We are advised that all mains services are connected; water, drainage, electricity and gas.
Listing
Listing No: 1098605
Date first listed: 19-Oct-1984
Statutory Address: Sunny nook, 1,2 and 3, fore street
Details
sy 2289 beer fore street 28/51 (east side)
Nos 1,2 & 3 (Sunny Nook) gv II
Range of cottages. Dated 1894. Stone rubble with freestone dressings and fishscale tile hipped and half-hipped roof with crested ridge tiles. Two storeys. Four bays. Right hand projects with half hipped gable, and centre with castslide roof. Three-light ovolo moulded stone mullion windows and moulded four-centred arch doorways with dripmoulds. Wide and low hipped dormer over catslide. Lozenge-shaped brick chimney stacks. Included for group value.
Location
The property is situated in the historic fishing village of Beer, nestled on the unesco World Heritage site of the Jurassic Coast, between Sidmouth to the west and Lyme Regis to the east. The village of Beer is built around a substantial pebble beach and includes many buildings of Arts and Crafts architecture. The village offers amenities including; two churches, a post office, a number of pubs and restaurants, a delicatessen, art galleries and a village shop.
Disclaimer
John Wood & Co acting as ‘Agent’ for the property of the Vendor, gives notice that the Agent has prepared these details in good faith and should be used for guidance only. They should not be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. Any statements made within these particulars are made without responsibility on the part of the Agent or the Vendor and they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Prospective Purchasers must ensure by inspection or otherwise, that each of the statements in these particulars is correct. Please let the Agent know if there is a specific detail about this property that will influence your decision to purchase or that you would like clarified.
Prospective Purchasers should ask their Solicitor or Legal Advisor to check that all permissions and consents are in place. References to the tenure of a property are based on information supplied by the Vendor. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents and Prospective Purchasers must obtain verification from their Legal Advisor.
All measurements are approximate and together with floor plans, are not to scale and are for guidance only. None of the appliances, apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings, utilities and services, electrical installations, heating or plumbing have been tested by the Agent and Prospective Purchasers must obtain verification and compliance with their Legal Advisor, Surveyor or Contractor.
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 9am - 5:30pm and Saturday 9am - 3pm. Hours may vary over Bank Holiday periods.
Redress Scheme provided by The Property Ombudsman: 08218195
Client Money Protection provided by Propertymark: C0124251
- Beautifully presented
- Two double bedrooms
- Two bathrooms
- Period features
- Yards from the beach
- Garden with two decks
- Superb sea views
- Living room with fireplace
- Stylish kitchen with range
- EPC exempt
Full description:
A superb Grade II listed period property located in the heart of the village and only yards from the beach. Built in 1894 using traditional local materials including flintstone walls, cut limestone quoins and a clay tiled roof, this attractive property was designed by the famous Arts and Crafts architect and resident of Beer David Carr, a member of the famous Carr's biscuit family and prolific architect for Clinton Devon Estates.
The property has been meticulously renovated and upgraded to an exacting standard throughout, retaining its charm and character with period features including, lozenge-shaped brick chimney stacks, stone mullion windows, original doors and architraves, exposed timber flooring and fireplaces.
No.1 Sunny Nook is a beautiful coastal home that will appeal to those looking for their main residence, second home or holiday let investors.
The Property
Moulded stone arch with original period timber door into:-
Entrance Hall
19' 4" x 6' 8" (5.89m x 2.03m) includes stairs.
Window to front fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Superb entrance hall with original period staircase. Door to under stairs storage cupboard. Alcove provides delightful display area or study space. Attractive solid wood flooring. Period door off to:-
Living Room
13' 1" x 11' 10" (3.99m x 3.61m) includes fireplace.
Window to front fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Feature open fireplace with timber surround and tiled insert and hearth. Picture rail. Cast iron period style radiator. Attractive solid wood floor.
Kitchen Breakfast Room
13' 10" into alcove x 10' 9" (4.22m into alcove x 3.28m).
Small pane window to rear and original part glazed timber door provides access to rear garden. The kitchen has been exquisitely fitted with a range of vintage distressed style storage cabinets. The first housing a Kenwood dishwasher which sits alongside a classic dresser featuring a commissioned vintage brass bucket sink with antique effect mixer tap with cupboards and drawers beneath. Range of shelved storage to alcoves incorporating integrated sliding refrigerator drawers. Superb Lacanche dual fuel range cooker with double oven, pan drawers and five burner gas hob. Display shelf over. High level cupboard housing consumer control unit. Double doors to shelved storage cupboard. Four pendant lights to ceiling. Solid wood flooring. Period door through to:-
Bathroom
Irregular shape. Maximum overall 9' 4" x 5' 9" at widest point, narrows to 2'9" (2.84m x 1.75m at widest point, narrows to 0.84m).
Obscure glazed window to side fitted with extraction and plantation shutter blinds. The bathroom has been fitted with a period style suite comprising; wall mounted enamelled bucket sink with blue trim and chrome mixer tap, WC alongside and panel bath fitted with chrome mixer tap, dual head Aquas electric shower with glazed shower screen. Attractive contrasting tiling to bath and shower area with coordinated ceramic tiled floor. Half timber panelling to remaining walls. Pendant ceiling light. Radiator.
Returning to entrance hall, stairs rise to:-
First Floor
Hatch to roof space. Radiator. Original period doors off to:-
Bedroom One
Maximum overall 16' 5" x 12' (5.00m x 3.66m) reduces to 7' 10" (2.39m).
Window to front fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Radiator. Exposed timber flooring.
Bedroom Two
Maximum overall 11' 5" x 11' 1" (3.48m x 3.38m).
Window to rear fitted with plantation shutter blinds. Pendant ceiling light. Radiator. Exposed timber flooring.
Family Bathroom
Maximum overall 11' 4" x 8' 4" (3.45m x 2.54m).
Window to rear fitted with plantation shutter blinds. The bathroom has been elegantly fitted with a double ended roll top freestanding bath with chrome mixer tap and handheld shower attachment. Close-coupled WC. Stylish vanity unit incorporating wash hand basin, chrome mixer tap and drawers beneath. Two wall light points and pendant light to ceiling. Radiator. Exposed timber floor.
Outside
The property is approached from Fore Street through a timber gate into a paved front courtyard which is bordered by a delightful local flint stone wall. A further timber pedestrian gate gives onto a path that provides shared access for Nos. 1,2 and 3 Sunnynook to the rear of the properties.
Outbuilding
Maximum overall 13' 4" x 8' 2" (4.06m x 2.49m).
Two windows to front and original period door. The outhouse provides excellent storage and comprises a home office, utility area with space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer and a store room. To one side of the outbuilding, steps rise to:-
Rear Garden
The rear garden features a good sized area of decking that provides an excellent space for entertaining and alfresco dining. A gravelled path continues through the garden, passed a timber garden shed, an area of lawn and up to a further timber staircase to the upper terrace. This fabulous decked platform enjoys breath-taking views across the village and out towards Beer Cliffs and the sea.
Services
We are advised that all mains services are connected; water, drainage, electricity and gas.
Listing
Listing No: 1098605
Date first listed: 19-Oct-1984
Statutory Address: Sunny nook, 1,2 and 3, fore street
Details
sy 2289 beer fore street 28/51 (east side)
Nos 1,2 & 3 (Sunny Nook) gv II
Range of cottages. Dated 1894. Stone rubble with freestone dressings and fishscale tile hipped and half-hipped roof with crested ridge tiles. Two storeys. Four bays. Right hand projects with half hipped gable, and centre with castslide roof. Three-light ovolo moulded stone mullion windows and moulded four-centred arch doorways with dripmoulds. Wide and low hipped dormer over catslide. Lozenge-shaped brick chimney stacks. Included for group value.
Location
The property is situated in the historic fishing village of Beer, nestled on the unesco World Heritage site of the Jurassic Coast, between Sidmouth to the west and Lyme Regis to the east. The village of Beer is built around a substantial pebble beach and includes many buildings of Arts and Crafts architecture. The village offers amenities including; two churches, a post office, a number of pubs and restaurants, a delicatessen, art galleries and a village shop.
Disclaimer
John Wood & Co acting as ‘Agent’ for the property of the Vendor, gives notice that the Agent has prepared these details in good faith and should be used for guidance only. They should not be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. Any statements made within these particulars are made without responsibility on the part of the Agent or the Vendor and they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Prospective Purchasers must ensure by inspection or otherwise, that each of the statements in these particulars is correct. Please let the Agent know if there is a specific detail about this property that will influence your decision to purchase or that you would like clarified.
Prospective Purchasers should ask their Solicitor or Legal Advisor to check that all permissions and consents are in place. References to the tenure of a property are based on information supplied by the Vendor. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents and Prospective Purchasers must obtain verification from their Legal Advisor.
All measurements are approximate and together with floor plans, are not to scale and are for guidance only. None of the appliances, apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings, utilities and services, electrical installations, heating or plumbing have been tested by the Agent and Prospective Purchasers must obtain verification and compliance with their Legal Advisor, Surveyor or Contractor.
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 9am - 5:30pm and Saturday 9am - 3pm. Hours may vary over Bank Holiday periods.
Redress Scheme provided by The Property Ombudsman: 08218195
Client Money Protection provided by Propertymark: C0124251
