Trafalgar Terrace, Branscombe, Devon, EX12

A three bedroomed semi-detached house, in an idyllic setting, in the charming village of Branscombe, with appealing views across the valley to the Old Mill and up the valley to Branscombe Church. Located only a short distance from the centre of the village and the Masons Arms public house. 

The property is in need renovating throughout, with the accommodation briefly comprising; on the ground floor, entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, living room, kitchen/ dining room, with a separate utility room and WC, with the first floor having three bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC. 

Outside, the property has an enclosed sloping rear garden, with access back to the house through the utility room. 

Section 157 Housing Restriction: -

This property does have a section 157 restriction, meaning that prospective purchasers must have lived (which means having his/her principal home) and/or worked in Devon throughout the three years immediately before the date of the proposed purchase of the property.

The Property: -

The property is accessed via pedestrian steps, leading to the front door of the house and a side path which leads to the rear garden.

Whilst there is no parking associated with this property, there is on street parking available close by.

The Ground Floor: -

The stable front door leads into the entrance hall, where there are stairs to the first floor and doors off to the dual aspect living room and the kitchen/ dining room.

From the kitchen/ dining room, there is a door to a utility area, which also benefits from a separate WC and a door giving access to the rear garden.

The First Floor: -

On the first floor landing, there is a window overlooking the rear garden, and doors off to two double bedrooms, a third single bedroom/ study, a bathroom and a separate WC.

Council Tax

East Devon District Council; Tax Band C - Payable for the 01/04/2026 to 31/03/2027 financial year is £2,247.20.

Branscombe

The charming village of Branscombe is nestled on the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Jurassic Coast, between Sidmouth to the west and Lyme Regis to the east and within East Devon’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The area is mostly owned by the National Trust and is set in a beautiful valley meandering down to the sea. The village is arranged in two settlements, one close to the famous Mason’s Arms Inn and the other at the upper end, near the parish church. The wide expanse of pebbly beach is backed by magnificent cliffs with coastal paths to Beer and Sidmouth. The village offers two pubs, a primary school, a parish church, village hall and an old forge.
The seaside town of Seaton is located 5 miles east which has an abundance of public gardens, popular attractions, and traffic free shopping with a range of shops, supermarkets and independent retailers. The market town of Honiton, with its main rail link to London Waterloo, is 9 miles inland and the Cathedral City of E...

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