Property of the Week: The Spinney, Sidford

Occupying an elevated position on the outskirts of Sidford, The Spinney is a home of unique design and character, set in grounds of around three quarters of an acre in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The living room has exposed floorboards and a triple aspect (Image: Bradleys Estate Agents, Sidmouth)

The property was designed by the renowned architect RW Sampson and constructed by RW & J Skinner as a coach house to Trow Hall.
Many years ago the property was converted to provide a pair of semi-detached houses, while more recently it has been updated and extended to provide, what is now, one charming three bedroom family home.

There's a spacious open plan kitchen (Image: Bradleys Estate Agents, Sidmouth)

Inside, the house is spacious and versatile, and special stand-out features include a double height conservatory with a decorative wrought iron spiral staircase giving access to one of the first floor bedrooms.

A stand-out feature of the house is its double height conservatory (Image: Bradleys Estate Agents, Sidmouth)

The living room has exposed timber floorboards and a triple aspect that enables natural light to spill into the space. To the rear, the open plan kitchen has a shaker-style look with charming tiled flooring and a multi-fuel burning fire. There's also a cosy snug and an impressive conservatory.
There are two double bedrooms and quality fitted bathroom suites on both the ground and first floor.

Outside, the grounds stretch to around 3/4 of an acre (Image: Bradleys Estate Agents, Sidmouth)

Outside, the spacious grounds contain a wealth of ornamental shrubs and trees. Extensive paved and gravelled areas can be seen in the gardens which have a southerly and westerly aspect, and a gated paddock features several trees, shrubs and a small pond with stunning views through the trees over the Sid Valley.
Outbuildings include two greenhouses, timber garden sheds, a garage and a large stable/workshop.
To the rear boundary, there's gated access to a public footpath that goes through woodland and onto the Jurassic Coast.