
£650,000
Plymouth
4
3
178 m²
Property Type: detached
Tenure: Freehold
Property Type
detached
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
3
Size
178 m²
Tenure
Freehold
About the Property
- •BEAUTIFUL FOUR-BEDROOM COACH HOUSE
- •THREE BATHROOMS & WONDERFULLY FLEXIBLE ACCOMMODATION
- •FABULOUS CONTEMPORARY FARMHOUSE-STYLE KITCHEN EXTENSION
- •ELEGANT DRAWING ROOM WITH LARGE OPEN FIREPLACE
- •SEPARATE DINING AREA & GARDEN-FACING CONSERVATORY
- •EXCEPTIONAL QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH GARDENS
- •LARGE STONE BARN/STORE OFFERING EXCITING FUTURE POTENTIAL
- •GENEROUS DRIVEWAY & COVERED PARKING FOR APPROX. SIX CARS
- •WONDERFUL COUNTRYSIDE & CREEKSIDE WALKS DIRECTLY FROM THE DOORSTEP
- •ENVIABLE VILLAGE SETTING CLOSE TO PLYMOUTH, THE YEALM ESTUARY & SOUTH HAMS COAST
There is something immediately captivating about The Coach House.
Beautifully positioned along Lodge Lane in the sought-after village of Brixton, this handsome home combines the character and romance of country living with the space, comfort and flexibility required for modern family life.
The current owners have thoughtfully extended the property, creating a wonderful contemporary kitchen that feels entirely at home within its more traditional surroundings. Fully integrated and beautifully appointed, it has a relaxed farmhouse feel, with generous proportions allowing plenty of space for a substantial dining table. This is very much a kitchen designed to be lived in; the sort of room where everyone naturally gathers, whether over morning coffee, homework after school, supper with friends or a long Sunday lunch with the whole family around the table.
The more traditional living spaces provide a wonderful counterpoint to the contemporary extension and give the house enormous warmth and versatility.
The drawing room is a particularly inviting space, centred around a large open fireplace that brings all the atmosphere one hopes to find in a country home. During the cooler months it is easy to imagine the fire lit and everyone settling in for a cosy evening, while the proportions of the room make it equally suited to entertaining.
Adjacent is a separate dining area, offering a more dedicated setting for dinner parties, celebrations and special occasions, while allowing the generous kitchen to retain its wonderfully informal, family-focused feel.
Leading directly from the drawing room, the conservatory creates a lovely connection between house and garden. Filled with natural light and overlooking the greenery beyond, it provides another peaceful living space from which to enjoy the garden and changing seasons.
Together, these rooms give The Coach House something increasingly sought after: a collection of individual yet connected living spaces that allow family life to unfold naturally. There are places to gather, entertain and celebrate, but equally somewhere to retreat with a book, light the fire or simply sit and enjoy the garden.
The accommodation continues with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, providing excellent flexibility for family life, visiting guests, working from home or potentially accommodating different generations under one roof.
Outside, however, The Coach House becomes particularly special.
The gardens have a wonderfully established, quintessentially English quality, filled with the charm and informality that takes years to create. There are areas to wander, garden and simply sit and enjoy the surroundings, together with a lovely summer house and a rather productive vegetable patch for those dreaming of embracing a little more of the good life.
Immediately outside the house, a beautiful traditional flagstone terrace provides a fabulous setting for summer lunches, evening drinks and long dinners outdoors, surrounded by the greenery of the garden.
Adding further character are the property's stone outbuildings, including a stone log store and substantial stone barn/store. The latter presents an exciting opportunity for a future owner who may wish to explore its development potential, subject of course to the necessary planning permissions and consents. Importantly, its position offers the possibility of creating additional accommodation or another use in the future without compromising the beauty and integrity of the main gardens.
Parking is equally impressive, with a generous driveway and covered area providing space for approximately six vehicles, an unusual and particularly valuable attribute for a village home.
And the lifestyle extends well beyond the garden gate. From the doorstep, wonderful countryside walks lead through the surrounding South Hams landscape, with routes taking you down towards the creek and the beautiful waters of the Yealm Estuary. It is a fabulous setting for anyone who loves to walk, explore or simply escape into the countryside without first having to get into the car. With the village close at hand, Plymouth within remarkably easy reach and some of South Devon's most beautiful coastline nearby, the location offers an enviable balance of country, coast and convenience.
The result is a property that feels wonderfully removed from the pace of everyday life without ever being isolated: characterful, welcoming and beautifully evolved by its current owners, with the space and flexibility to continue adapting for generations to come.
AREA DESCRIPTION
Brixton is one of those wonderfully positioned South Devon villages that offers the best of several worlds, a genuine village community, beautiful surrounding countryside and exceptional access to Plymouth, the Yealm Estuary and the South Hams coastline.
The village itself has a strong sense of community and is surrounded by glorious countryside, making it particularly appealing to those looking for a more relaxed, rural way of life without sacrificing everyday convenience.
For coastal adventures, the beautiful villages of Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo are within easy reach, centred around the picturesque Yealm Estuary and renowned for their sailing, waterside pubs, coastal walks and quintessential South Devon scenery.
The coastline around Wembury is also readily accessible, offering beaches, dramatic coastal scenery and wonderful opportunities to join the South West Coast Path.
Plymouth is conveniently close for a comprehensive range of shopping, schooling, leisure and cultural facilities, together with the historic Barbican, Sutton Harbour and Royal William Yard. The area's excellent road connections also make the city and A38 readily accessible while allowing home life to remain distinctly village-orientated.
For families, the wider area is particularly attractive for its choice of well-regarded schooling, while the surrounding countryside, estuary and coastline provide an extraordinary natural playground for walking, sailing, paddleboarding, cycling and days at the beach.
It is this combination that makes Brixton so desirable: a quintessential South Devon village lifestyle surrounded by countryside, estuary and coast, yet with Plymouth close enough to make everyday life remarkably easy.
The Coach House is a home for those dreaming of space, character and a gentler pace of life, Sunday lunches around the kitchen table, winter evenings beside the open fire, summer barbecues on the flagstone terrace and the South Devon coast waiting for you just beyond.
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Energy Efficiency Rating
| Very energy efficient - lower running costs | Current | Potential |
|---|---|---|
(92+)A | ||
(81-91)B | 81 | |
(69-80)C | ||
(55-68)D | ||
(39-54)E | ||
(21-38)F | 37 | |
(1-20)G | ||
| Not energy efficient - higher running costs | ||









