Sitting in a dramatic location with its own foreshore, just above the coast on the Hartland Peninsular, a large unique house with annex, gardens, paddocks and private access across its own land to the beach. In all about 50 acres. EPC: D

Weekaborough Farm is set in a unique location on the North Devon coastline of the Hartland Peninsula (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). The property extends in all to about 50 acres of which 35 acres steep land and cliff leading down to the foreshore, with private access across its own land to the beach below. Whilst the beach is only fully accessible at low tide and is not itself privately owned, it is rare to have your own private access to the beach.

The house is extensive and has been added on over the years. It could benefit from updating and refurbishment or indeed a planning application could be submitted to create a completely new property in this outstanding location. With careful landscaping of the gardens and grounds, the views from the property to the open sea beyond could be very easily reopened.

The main reception rooms are large and bright, whilst the kitchen and sitting areas have a more traditional feel with beams and large open fireplaces. The annexe on the side of the house can be used as part of the main house or would be suitable as a holiday let to provide additional income.

This area of coastline of North Devon leading on to the North Cornish coast is particularly unspoilt with dramatic cliffs and small remote beaches accessed either from the sea or on foot. There is good road access to nearby Welcombe Mouth and for surfing on sandy beaches there is an excellent choice within easy reach at Sandymouth and Bude.