- Detached characterful house +
- Stunning views +
- Private driveway and off road parking +
- Peaceful setting +
- Remarkable garden +
- Great holiday let investment +
- EPC: D +
- Council Tax Band: C +
We are delighted to present this exceptional detached residence, nestled in the heart of Lynton, one of North Devon’s most picturesque and sought-after coastal towns. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes and breathtaking sea views, this immaculately presented home offers an outstanding blend of charm, comfort, and lifestyle.
Set in a tranquil position close to green open spaces and the South West Coast Path, the property enjoys an elevated outlook and a strong sense of privacy. With an EPC rating of D and falling within council tax band C, it is ideally suited for those seeking a main residence, a refined second home, or a high-quality investment.
Inside, the home features two generously sized bedrooms, a stylishly appointed bathroom, and a thoughtfully designed kitchen. The open plan living space is filled with natural light from large windows, and a characterful fireplace adds warmth and charm. French doors open onto a private garden, perfect for alfresco dining and relaxing.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a standout feature, offering its own French doors that lead onto a raised decked terrace. This peaceful outdoor space is ideal for enjoying morning coffee or evening sunsets while taking in the surrounding views.
The property also benefits from approximately 0.4 acres of enchanting woodland-style gardens. Wooden steps meander through the trees to a private elevated decked viewpoint, providing a secluded retreat among bluebells and mature greenery.
Further enhancing its appeal, the property includes convenient off-road parking and effortless access to the natural beauty that defines this remarkable location.
Lynton is a small town on the Exmoor coast standing on top of the cliffs above the picturesque harbour village of Lynmouth. Lynton and Lynmouth are connected by the Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway. Lynton was once the terminus for the narrow-gauge Lynton & Barnstaple Railway which served both towns. Two villages on the coast, one above the other, Lynton and Lynmouth were known by the Victorians as Little Switzerland. Lynton is an attractive village with a museum and good range of restaurants, cafes, tea shops and 'art/craft' shops. The town hall, also home to the visitors centre, hosts dramas and exhibitions and positioned next door to an Art and Craft centre and the village cinema. There are many hotels and guest houses in Lynton and Lynmouth. Down in Lynmouth, the two rivers, The East and West Lyn, join. The East Lyn runs to Watersmeet and the West Lyn runs South through Barbrook. Watersmeet boasts a National Trust tea room and the walk from Lynmouth to Watersmeet is very popular. The Valley of the Rocks, a short walk from Lynton, is another area worth visiting with breathtaking scenery and flocks of wild goats.