Offered for sale with no ongoing chain, the property has gas central heating, double glazing and offers tremendous potential to an incoming purchaser to modernise to taste. The accommodation is of good proportion, with high ceilings and featuring two, tall bay windows, one looking easterly across the Sid Valley and the second in a southerly direction to the sea. The property is approached via a communal main entrance, retaining a period, Minton tile floor, inner hall and staircase rising to the first floor. A good size entrance hall has storage and leads to a spacious sitting/dining room, with a wide bay window, taking in a fine view to the sea. A separate kitchen has a range of fitted units with space for a cooker and washing machine.

There is a large main bedroom with a bay window taking in a delightful view across The Sid Valley to Salcombe Hill. A side window looks southerly down to the sea. There are built-in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom. A second double bedroom looks to the rear in a westerly direction, there is a main bathroom and finally, a covered balcony enjoys the superb view down to the sea.

Seaton Burn stands on an elevated plot within the Bickwell Valley Conservation Area, only three quarters of a mile from the seafront. The mature lawn gardens to the front of the building are for communal use and a driveway leads to a single garage with power belonging to the property (the middle garage of the block of five).

Boughmore Road is a highly desirable residential address in Sidmouth, less than one mile from Market Square in the town centre. Sidmouth is an unspoilt town on the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and enjoys a busy High Street with numerous independent shops, High Street chains and popular restaurants. Wide ranging amenities include Waitrose, Lidl, a cinema, theatre, indoor swimming pool, numerous sports clubs and an eighteen-hole golf course.

Leasehold, held on a term of 999 years from 29.09.1974. The freehold is held by a third party who lives in the immediate neighbourhood. Ground rent is £40 per annum. We understand the property cannot be holiday let but can on a shorthold tenancy basis. Pets are permitted.

No regular service charge is in place. The freeholder makes arrangements for any maintenance required and discusses quotes with the flat owners.

Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are connected.

We are advised by East Devon District Council that the council tax band is E.

Standard, Superfast and Ultrafast broadband are available in the area with estimated download speeds of up to 1000 mbps. Good outdoor and variable indoor mobile coverage is available from EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone. Information provided by Ofcom – May 2026.

Vacant possession on completion.

Strictly by appointment with the agents.

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