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 hillside 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.
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 an electric wood effect stove
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.