About this property

In a sheltered, tucked away location in the coastal village of Wembury , this well-presented 3 bedroom family home, with adaptable attached 1 bedroom annex, is light and airy offering versatile accommodation with level, easily assessable gardens, generous garage and good driveway parking.

Situated in one of Wembury's popular, quieter locations Veasy Lodge, built 7 years ago, offers excellent parking as you drive up to it - ideal for families or space for a camper van. With two driveways and gated access either side of the generous garage, into the well laid out level garden.
From the front door to the main house you step into a spacious hallway with statement bifold doors leading into the light and airy open plan main reception rooms. There is a smart, fully tiled downstairs shower/cloakroom and separate cloaks cupboard off of the hallway. The living room has a feature fireplace as a central focal point with bifold doors out onto the sun terrace which runs the length of the house - ideal for bringing the outside in and making entertaining easy. The connection with the garden flows into the dining area too, where a second set of bifold doors link the eating and well equipped kitchen zones with outside, making it easy to step out and enjoy the lawned area, an optional gate can link into the garden of the annex. A utility and back door join the stylish, high spec kitchen to the driveway. Upstairs, in the two double rooms one has fitted wardrobes, the master has a dressing room, and ensuite with high ceilings. A spacious family bathroom and third bedroom complete the accommodation upstairs.
The one bedroom annex, an extension completed in 2020, has a separate front door off of the main driveway and offers flexible options for both family and letting potential, with a separate kitchen, open plan living/dining room with stairs up to the first floor bedroom and contemporary bathroom.

The large village of Wembury, boasts many amenities including a Post Office and Stores, The Odd Wheel pub, a thriving primary school, and a doctors' surgery. It is most well-known for its National Trust owned beach, with the Wembury Marine Centre, feature rock-pools for family time well spent, a café, and the popular landmark of St Werburgh's Church. The fabulous coastline, accessible by the Southwest Coast Path extends to the Yealm Estuary, Heybrook Bay and Bovisand.

Directions
From the A379 at The Elburton Hotel roundabout, take the road to Wembury. Pass through Elburton Village, and at the crossroads (traffic lights) turn left towards Wembury. Upon reaching Wembury, continue past The Odd Wheel pub and just after this take the left hand turning onto Mewstone Avenue continue and take the 4th road on the left into Hawthorn Drive, continue and take the next left into Veasy park , follow this road all the way to the top onto a unmade road where you will then find Veasy Lodge immediately on the right hand side.

Mileage
Away from tourist routes, Wembury, is a location that offers a "best of both worlds", surrounded by open country and yet is only approx. 3 miles from Plymouth, the suburb of Plymstock, and 6 miles from the city centre and scenic Barbican waterfront.