Sundown House is a 1990s residence situated on the edge of the popular village of Georgeham, North Devon. The property has been lovingly maintained by the current owners for 13 years, who have created a "gardeners delight" surrounding the house. The gardens and grounds feature a "wild deciduous woodland" with magical paths, native plants, and mature trees, including sweet chestnut, horse chestnut, and oak. The house itself has a lovely outlook over fields to the rear and sits well within its plot. The accommodation is arranged on the ground floor, with an entrance porch, cloakroom, sitting room, conservatory, open-plan kitchen/dining room, utility room, and snug. Stairs lead up to a light and airy galleried landing, which offers a small area for use as a study and three double bedrooms, including a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The property also features a double garage, which could be converted to increase the accommodation or provide an annex. The gardens are a true feature of the property, with a variety of mature trees, hedgerows, and a woodland area with magical paths. The property is situated in a semi-rural location, with the village of Georgeham offering a range of amenities, including a primary school, bistro pubs, and a range of everyday amenities. The nearby beaches of Saunton, Croyde, and Woolacombe offer surfing, swimming, and a traditional seaside experience.