Synopsis
Regular visitors to the South Hams, in South Devon may have seen signposts to Mothecombe, but perhaps not taken the turning down the winding lanes to visit this quiet country estate. The house, a beautiful Queen Anne jewel box, is built with local grey stone and the facade features ten sash windows that gaze down a wooded valley carpeted with spring flowers and studded with fresh blooms of Camellias, Rhododendrons and Azaleas as it wends its way down to a picture perfect beach. The gardens consist of a formal walled garden in front of the house, a walled vegetable garden that is now planted for bees, an orchard and a woodland garden that leads down to the sea.
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