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Pebblebed House dates from the days when Topsham was an important trading port.  The house was converted from a warehouse at the turn of the century and retains an open feel with wood boards through most rooms and bright “seaside” décor. 

Pebblebed Cellar, home to Pebblebed Vineyards, is located on the ground floor off of Ferry Road, separate from the main house.

First Floor
The first floor consists of a large, wonderfully light, lounge/dining room with good views of the estuary.  The sofas and chairs provide a cosy feel around the wood burning stove in winter. In summer (and on bright winter days), throw the picture window open and let the feel of river life flood in!

One of the sofas folds out to provide an optional double bed.  There is a flat-screen TV and music system.  A large wooden table provides a beautiful setting for either an informal or elegant dinner.

The kitchen is very well equipped, with slate work surfaces and a large Smeg cooker/oven, microwave and fridge freezer, and all cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery, glasses etc.

Separate rooms provide a high quality shower, toilet and changing area.

Second Floor
There are three double bedrooms on the second floor and a family bathroom. Two of the bedrooms have double beds and stunning views across the river with balcony access.  The third bedroom has been fitted with two sets of bunk beds one of which has a truckle forming a double bed.  A cupboard off the landing houses a washer/dryer.

Balcony
The wooden balcony is accessed through the main bedroom.  The views up and down the river from the balcony are truly breathtaking.  Sit back and watch the sunset over the Haldon Hills, perhaps while enjoying a glass or two of Pebblebed rosé.

Parking
The house does not have private parking. However parking is usually available close by, on Holman Way or in the nearby Quay car park, just minutes from the house.





 
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