The Old Pump House

The Old Pump House is a charming converted detached Victorian Coastguard's Pump House. It sits in the garden of one of the old coastguard houses on the east side of Sidmouth which enjoys beautiful sea views and private parking.

This is a cosy property with all doors wide enough for a wheelchair access. 

The town centre and esplanade are just a few minutes' walk down the coastal path. This property is in the grounds of Ref 065 Grace Darling, for those wishing to book two properties close together. This property has a newly fitted kitchen and beautiful new soft furnishings. 

All on one level the front door leads to: 

A fitted kitchen leading to small conservatory with dining area and views over the garden and beyond.

The bed-sitting room: A king size bed, wardrobe and two arm chairs. The room is tastefully furnished with pleasant colour schemes and a wood burner giving a cosy feel.

Bathroom: Fully tiled wet room with W.C.  There are handles in the wall for assistance.

The front garden of the main house can be shared.

There is parking for one car next to the property. Please note there is no electric car charging permitted. 

Nearby attractions include the  Norman Lockyer observatory,  River Cottage HQ,  The Donkey Sanctuary,  Otterton Mill,  Stuart Line Cruises,  Seaton Tramway and  RSPB Nature reserves. There are also delicious restaurants to taste the best of the South West Produce such as  The Pea Green Boat,  The Pig at Combe,  The River Exe Cafe and  Lympstone Manor.   The historical city of  Exeter is a short drive or bus ride away with its beautiful  Cathedral and large shopping centre.