A dreamy cliffside house with dramatic sea views has just hit the market for £7million.
But the drama doesn’t stop there – this Devon country home features 11 bedrooms, as well as five bathrooms, and boasts both a Georgian and Gothic style to it.
Inside you’ll find period features throughout, including aesthetically-pleasing chimneypieces, curved oak doors with Gothic arch panels and elegant ceiling mouldings.
It’s also giving Cluedo murder mystery vibes with a library, study, wine cellar, armoury, and even a gun room.
However, the 77-acre plot, with direct access to the beach, is a definite high point of this listing.
The property, called Glenthorne, comes with beautiful grounds, terraced lawns, a walled garden, stables (with a paddock currently home to some llamas), woodland and a kitchen garden.
Two charming cottages also come with the enormous estate.
The first, Home Farm, has been fully restored and is made up of a large kitchen, dining room, sitting room, office, a principal bedroom with adjoining bathroom, two further bedrooms and bathroom and two further reception rooms.
Whereas a stone barn can be found off the main building. And the listing suggests this particular spot would be ideal as a ‘party barn’.
It’s the perfect house for those partial to a countryside stroll as it boasts a number of grass paths for dramatic walks, which lead to your own private viewing points over the Bristol Channel on the West Somerset/Devon border.
The location has a lot to offer too. The listing says: ‘The area is steeped in history with prehistoric field monuments and a tiny ancient Saxon church at Culbone. Nearby Porlock offers a range of good hotels, pubs, restaurants and shops and the delightful Porlock Weir lies 1.5 miles to the west of the town.
‘Further west are Lynton and Lynmouth and to the south lies Exmoor National Park with its centre at Exford, some 12 miles away which offers a further range of shops, pubs and hotels.’
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