House For Sale £600,000
A large, handsome and versatile four bedroomed detached house that would benefit from some modernisation having views to Lyme Bay as well as off street parking, garden and grounds.
One of Beer’s lesser known grand houses enjoying an elevated south east facing position with views over the townscape to Lyme Bay and the World Heritage Site Jurassic Coastline. The property offers extensive and versatile accommodation that would benefit from a programme of modernisation in tandem perhaps with some re-organisation to maximise the sheer scale of floorspace on offer.
Seddul Bahr is a particularly handsome property with the ground floor offering a reception hall, living room, sitting room, cloakroom, dining room/snug, kitchen/breakfast room, walk-in pantry, study, lobby with door to garden. Upstairs can be found the landing with its linen store along with four bedrooms (three of which are virtually ‘manorial’ in size, one with a walk-in wardrobe) and a bathroom with a separate WC. Finally there’s the attic which is accessed currently by way of a drop down ladder from a first floor corridor, the main room having a window with those panoramic views. Whilst the house in general terms is capable of updating and optimisation, the first floor in particular offers clear potential for the creation of a generous master suite along with an increase in bathrooms and/or the formation of a number of individual en-suites.
Seddul Bahr, which takes its name from a coastal village on the western end of the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey, lies about 600m from the beach as the seagull flies and about half as much again on foot. Beer has plenty to offer other than simply being one of East Devon’s most picturesque and historical seaside destinations with a number of shopping facilities, eateries and amenities on either side of the main street down to the sea.<br/><br/>
One of Beer’s lesser known grand houses enjoying an elevated south east facing position with views over the townscape to Lyme Bay and the World Heritage Site Jurassic Coastline. The property offers extensive and versatile accommodation that would benefit from a programme of modernisation in tandem perhaps with some re-organisation to maximise the sheer scale of floorspace on offer.
Seddul Bahr is a particularly handsome property with the ground floor offering a reception hall, living room, sitting room, cloakroom, dining room/snug, kitchen/breakfast room, walk-in pantry, study, lobby with door to garden. Upstairs can be found the landing with its linen store along with four bedrooms (three of which are virtually ‘manorial’ in size, one with a walk-in wardrobe) and a bathroom with a separate WC. Finally there’s the attic which is accessed currently by way of a drop down ladder from a first floor corridor, the main room having a window with those panoramic views. Whilst the house in general terms is capable of updating and optimisation, the first floor in particular offers clear potential for the creation of a generous master suite along with an increase in bathrooms and/or the formation of a number of individual en-suites.
Seddul Bahr, which takes its name from a coastal village on the western end of the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey, lies about 600m from the beach as the seagull flies and about half as much again on foot. Beer has plenty to offer other than simply being one of East Devon’s most picturesque and historical seaside destinations with a number of shopping facilities, eateries and amenities on either side of the main street down to the sea.<br/><br/>
