Large character house with gardens, outbuildings and conversion potential in peaceful countryside..
Approximately 2,859 sq ft of versatile, light‑filled accommodation
Large, level south‑west facing gardens with terraces and outdoor fireplace
Extensive outbuildings and garaging circa 816 sq ft; stable block for conversion potential
Principal suite with full‑height windows, en suite and dressing room
Triple‑aspect drawing room with wood‑burning stove and patio access
Cob construction (pre‑1900) — may need ongoing maintenance and specialist repairs
Oil‑fired heating; not on mains gas
Council tax band described as expensive
Set in a peaceful countryside enclave between Woodbury and Lympstone, Coombe Cottage is a substantial period family home offering nearly 2,859 sq ft of flexible living. The house combines character features—triple-aspect drawing room with wood-burning stove and high principal-suite windows—with generously proportioned rooms arranged for everyday family life and entertaining.
The south‑west facing, level gardens are a standout: mainly lawned, private and bordered by mature trees, with paved terraces, a raised seating area and outdoor brick fireplace. An extensive range of outbuildings and garaging (circa 816 sq ft) plus a two-box former stable at the garden end create useful storage, workshop or annexe/conversion potential.
Practical details are straightforward: freehold tenure, double glazing installed post-2002, oil-fired boiler and radiators, and very low local crime in an affluent rural setting. Note the property is a cob-built pre-1900 home, so ongoing maintenance and sympathetic repair will be necessary; council tax is described as expensive. Overall, this is a roomy, characterful home for a growing family seeking privacy, outdoor space and adaptable outbuildings close to village amenities and rail links.