Bolberry Copse is a property set in beautiful rural surroundings. The house dates back to the 1920s and has many of its original features including woodblock floors and exposed ceiling timbers while the versatile accommodation is a wonderful combination of 1920s charm and 21st century comforts.
The accommodation comprises in full: Entrance hall, drawing room with inglenook fireplace, sitting room, dining room/garden room, kitchen/breakfast room, boot room and linen room and upstairs are the master bedroom suite and four further bedrooms plus three bathrooms.
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Outside there are outbuildings and the grounds offer stunning views to the sea. There are wonderful lawns with a sun terrace with particularly fantastic sea views. To the south lawns run alongside the drive down to a stream at the bottom of the garden which runs past the wooded area which gives the house its name. Beyond the woodland are two paddocks - the grounds amount to around five acres.
The asking price is £1,550,000. For further information please contact Jackson Stops & Staff on 01392 214222 or visit www.jacksonstops.co.uk.
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