Hipplefield is set within a remarkable one-and-a-half-acre plot, accessed via a private driveway lined with imposing circular stone gate piers, offering an elegant approach that sets the tone for the rest of the property. The extensive grounds, located within a conservation area, are a testament to its uniqueness, featuring extensive gardens, multiple seating areas to take in the views, and level lawns surrounded by mature trees that ensure privacy. Adding to the garden’s allure is a tumulus, potentially a prehistoric barrow, imbuing the landscape with a sense of historical intrigue.

Built in the 1930s, Hipplefield embodies the architectural elegance of its era, with generously proportioned rooms flooded with natural light from large windows. The property presents a rare opportunity for discerning buyers to take on an exciting refurbishment project on one of Salcombe’s most coveted plots. Upon entering the home, you are welcomed into a spacious boot room area, which leads to a suite of practical spaces, including a former coal store, WC, storeroom, and utility room. The heart of the home, the kitchen, retains a traditional charm with its original larder. Adjacent to the kitchen, an inner hall leads to a large dining room, perfectly designed for entertaining, offering captivating views over the gardens. The sitting room is thoughtfully designed, featuring sliding doors that open to the garden and a distinctive curved bay window adorned with exterior slate hanging. This space offers a tranquil setting for relaxation, where one can fully appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds the property.

The first floor continues the theme of spacious elegance, with the principal bedroom mirroring the curved bay of the sitting room below, and benefiting from an en-suite shower room. Five additional bedrooms provide flexibility and comfort, with another room available as a study or a seventh bedroom. The ample storage solutions and loft space cater to all practical needs.