Listed for £735,000
February 9, 2026
Sold for £720,000
2024
Sold for £420,000
2016
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The PRINCIPAL SUITE is found at the far end of the home. The dual aspect bedroom offers some beautiful countryside views as well as some useful built in wardrobes. If you are still struggling for clothing space, the current owners have fitted out the dressing room with built in, made to measure storage options including a vanity station. The ENSUITE has the best of both worlds with a walk-in double shower and a free-standing bath. ‘His and Hers’ sinks, a chrome heated towel rail, W.C., and a window to the front aspect finish off this room nicely.
Set with a feature fireplace, a built-in wardrobe, window to the rear aspect and personal en-suite, BEDROOM TWO doesn’t disappoint on size. The ensuite provides a corner shower, W.C., vanity wash hand basin, chrome heated towel rail and a window to the rear aspect.
BEDROOM THREE is generous in size and adorned with built-in storage and glorious countryside vistas, while BEDROOM FOUR, located at the front of the house, offers a different yet equally enchanting view over the manicured lawn and rolling landscape beyond.
The FAMILY BATHROOM is both elegant and functional, fitted with a separate bath, shower, floating vanity basin, W.C., light-up mirror, heated towel rail, and a window framing views to the front.
Outside
Outside, the home enjoys a beautifully landscaped and secluded front garden with level lawns, an ornamental pond, and a sun-drenched composite decked area, perfectly positioned to soak in the panoramic rural views and evening sun. To the rear, the sunny south-west facing shared courtyard enhances the sense of community and tranquillity with a sizeable patio area, gravel area and a raised potting bed.
A generous brick-paved parking area accommodates multiple vehicles, while a DOUBLE GARAGE—complete with lighting, power, and an electric up-and-over door—offers versatile space for a workshop, hobby room, or additional storage.
There is a £75 per month maintenance cost for the property which contributes towards managing of the Bio tech sewage unit, the borehole water supply and any other maintenance work that is needed in the communal area.
Location
Set in a wonderfully peaceful rural position, this remarkable property is surrounded by the breathtaking, unspoilt landscapes of the Devon–Dorset border.
Just over a mile away lies the picturesque village of Hawkchurch. It’s a thriving rural community with a welcoming pub, a community-run shop, an Ofsted-rated primary school, and a historic church — all adding to the village's warm, timeless charm.
Only five miles to the west is the vibrant market town of Axminster, offering everything from major supermarkets and independent retailers to its renowned weekly market and artisan food scene. Equidistant to the south, the seaside haven of Lyme Regis awaits, with its iconic Cobb harbour, golden beaches, and a tempting selection of pubs, restaurants, and boutique shops — all set along the dramatic Jurassic Coast, a designated World Heritage Site.
Despite its idyllic setting, the property is remarkably well-connected. The A35 is within easy reach, giving swift access to the A303 and M5 motorway, while Axminster railway station offers direct hourly services to London Waterloo and Exeter, making commuting or weekend escapes effortless.
Directions
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