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Dunecliffe Saunton, Braunton, Devon Dunecliffe Saunton, Braunton, Devon Dunecliffe Saunton, Braunton, Devon An Exciting Development Opportunity. An extremely rare opportunity to build a 9,400 sq ft coastal family home that has been cleverly designed to maximise the living space and accommodation whilst blending into its unique and picturesque surroundings of Saunton Sands Beach and Braunton Burrows. The Dunecliffe site occupies a prime waterfront position in one of the most sought-after locations across the entire South and South West UK coastline. Saunton Sands Beach 200 metres, Braunton 2 miles, Croyde Beach 2 miles, Putsborough Beach 3.5 miles Woolacombe 7 miles, Barnstaple 8 miles, Tiverton Parkway 47 miles (London Paddington from 1 hour 58 minutes) (All distances and times are approximate) Proposed Build Kitchen/day room | Open plan dining room/sitting room| Utility room | Double garage | Balcony Indoor swimming pool | Sauna | Steam room | Cinema | Games room | Gym | Lower terrace | Plant room Principal bedroom suite including: Office| Sitting area| Two en suite bathrooms (both with a bath and shower) | Double dressing room | Balcony Two further bedroom suites | Six further bedrooms | Two family bathrooms Garden and private parking Gross Internal floor Area (approx.): 9,461 sq ft (878.9 sq m) In all about 0.39 acres Exeter Country Department 19 Southernhay East, Exeter 55 Baker Street EX1 1QD London, W1U 8AN Tel: +44 1392 848822 Tel: +44 20 7861 1717 [email protected] [email protected] knightfrank.co.uk For sale freehold: Dunecliffe Croyde and Georgeham Villages Under North Devon Council planning application number Croyde and Georgeham enjoy a welcoming community of There are currently 5 “Michelin Guide” restaurants in North 61551 permission was successfully granted in November permanent and holiday home families and individuals with Devon, with 4 of them within a 10 mile radius of the property 2017, and now granted in perpetuity, for a south-facing, an entrepreneurial spirit inviting old and new businesses. (1 Stars at The Olive Room in Ilfracombe and The Masons frontline, nine bedroom family home. The principal bedroom There is a strong community of families that have relocated Arms in Knowstone; AA Rosettes at La Gendarmerie and suite on the top floor will be particularly spacious and from London, Bristol and elsewhere to maximise their The Quay in IIlfracombe, NC@EX34 in Woolacombe and The impressive and will have its own sitting area, private office family’s quality of life, and a supportive commuter network Coach House in Kentisbury). and balcony. In addition to an open plan kitchen/dining for those dual-living between working in London and Bristol Surfing and other watersports: Few UK beaches can area/ sitting room (with a central staircase) there will be a and living in North Devon due to the strong and reliable match the raw beauty of the North Devon Coast. As well cinema, sauna, steam room, games room and gym on the transport links. as being world class family beaches, Croyde, Putsborough lower ground floor and an attached double garage. and Saunton Sands are also renowned for some of the best The property will have access and parking both off the North Devon Coast, Saunton Beach surf in the country. Backing onto the Atlantic, a good swell Croyde/Braunton road (Saunton Road) and also off the The North Devon Coast is arguably one of the most sought can produce line after line of beautiful long slow rollers that lower lane that leads down to the car park at Saunton Sands after seafront locations and is the perfect setting for this prove to be an irresistible draw for boarders from all over the beach. The property lies within an Area of Outstanding fantastic beach front waterfront home. This area of North country. In addition to surfing there are many other sporting Natural Beauty, Heritage Coast and Coastal Preservation Devon is noted for its coastline of spectacular cliffs, much activities that take place on Croyde, Putsborough and Area because of the high scenic qualities of this part of of it in the ownership and protection of the National Trust, Saunton Sands beaches; kitesurfing, kayaking and paddle the North Devon coast. It looks across to the UNESCO secret coves and sandy beaches, with a hinterland of wild boarding to name a few. designated world biosphere reserve at Braunton Burrows. moorland, sparkling river valleys and lush rolling hills. Golf: Saunton is also home to the highly regarded Saunton The plans have been produced by the highly respected and Schools: West Buckland School at Barnstaple is close Golf Club, with two 18 hole ‘Links’ courses nestling in the nationally renowned architect, Alan Phillips. http://www. by with a daily bus service stopping only a few yards from Burrows and is regarded as one of the best links courses in karamelsitges.com/alanphillipsarchitects/ the property in Saunton. West Buckland School is well the country. The property is located close to the Saunton Sands Hotel, respected and offers nursery, preparatory and senior Travel by Car: The North Devon link road, only a few miles a fabulous four star art deco hotel, with a large heated pool, education for children from the ages of 3 to 18. The property away passing through Barnstaple provides access to the M5 gym and spa facilities. North Devon has an increasing is also within the catchment area for the sought after Motorway and national network at Tiverton. Georgeham Primary School. number of Michelin starred restaurants and is ever evolving Travel by Train: The mainline railway station at Tiverton as new business descend on the area taking advantage of Shopping and Restaurants: There are a range of facilities Parkway provides an intercity rail service to London the rapidly growing UK tourism market. at Saunton including Walking On Waves, the surf school, Paddington (from 1 hour, 58 minutes). The Sands Café, a beach shop and surf shop. The village Travel by Air: Exeter Airport is about an hour and twenty of Croyde is also a popular surfing beach and has a number Situation minutes’ drive away and offers a number of regular daily of pubs, restaurants, Deli and Café and shops suitable for The highly desirable hamlet of Saunton is positioned on the flights to most European Cities. It also caters for private and everyday amenities. The renowned gastro-pub, The Rock, ridge overlooking the beach and flanked by the UNESCO chartered jets and helicopters too. is about 5 miles away in Georgeham whilst more extensive designated world biosphere reserve Braunton Burrows, (an shopping can be found in the nearby towns of Braunton Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). From this property and Barnstaple, which has a shopping mall, Green Lanes, Saunton Beach is directly accessible via the lane and a daily pannier market and a leisure centre. Exeter about carpark. 1 ½ hour’s drive away which has a wide selection of all the familiar high street brands. Local Authority Computer generated image (CGI) North Devon Council, Civic Centre, North Walk, Barnstaple, Devon EX31 1EA. Tel: 01271 327711. Viewing Strictly by appointment only with agents Knight Frank Tel: 01392 423111 Directions (Postcode EX33 1LG) From Braunton, bear left at the traffic lights onto Saunton Road (B3231) for Saunton Sands and Croyde. Pass the Saunton Sands Golf Club on your left and after 400 yards take the left down to Saunton Sands beach. The site will be on your right. Dunecliffe Saunton Sands Helipad Hotel The Cleave Breakers Rock and Sand P a th Tennis Sandhills Court 3 e l l e Dunes n K Telephone Point 1 (SOS) Sinks Totalarea= PCs 0.39 acreapprox. 9 Surf Lifesaving Station Club Beach Bungalow Spreads Car Park 4 10 16 2 M e Note: “This plan is based upon the Ordnance Survey a n map with the sanction of the control of H.M. Stationery H i g office. This plan is for convenience of purchasers only. Its h CGI W accuracy is not guaranteed and it is expressly excluded a from any contract. Licence Number. No. 100021721.” t e r N Date: DrawnBy: Scale: Plan Ref: Knight FrankMapping 30:04:21 CW 1:1500 @A4 2 Lower Woodspeen Court, LambourneRoad, Title NewburyRG208BL W E Dunecliffe (t) 01488 688508 (e)[email protected] This Plan is publishedfor guidance only,and although it is believed to be correctits accuracy is notguaranteed, S norisitintended to form part of anycontract. ©Crown copyrightand database rights 2021 LicenceNo. 100021721 CGI CGI CGI CGI CGI Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area Reception 9,461 sq ft (878.9 sq m) Bedroom This plan is for guidance only and must not be relied upon as a statement of fact. Bathroom Attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text of the Particulars Kitchen/Utility Storage Outside Connecting people & property, perfectly. Fixtures and fittings: A list of the fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings and other items fixed to the property which are included in the sale (or may be available by separate negotiation) will be provided by the Seller’s Solicitors. Important Notice: 1. Particulars: These particulars are not an offer or contract, nor part of one. You should not rely on statements by Knight Frank LLP in the particulars or by word of mouth or in writing (“information”) as being factually accurate about the property, its condition or its value. Neither Knight Frank LLP nor any joint agent has any authority to make any representations about the property, and accordingly any information given is entirely without responsibility on the part of the agents, seller(s) or lessor(s). 2. Photos, Videos etc: The photographs, property videos and virtual viewings etc. show only certain parts of the property as they appeared at the time they were taken.
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