Brookdale Lodge is a stunning Victorian gentleman's residence, built in the late 1800s by renowned local architect W M Robins. The property boasts exquisite architectural features, including bay windows, decorative coved ceilings, and marble fireplaces. The interior is filled with period charm, with intricate details such as stained glass windows, ornate door architraves, and mosaic-tiled floors. The property's central location makes it just a short walk from Ilfracombe's High Street, seafront, and harbour, where visitors can admire Damien Hirst's iconic "Verity" statue. The property's main entrance is via a spacious conservatory, which opens into the original entrance hall with its impressive mosaic-tiled floor and sweeping staircase. The property's five bedrooms and one bathroom are located on the first floor, with the master bedroom featuring a large bay window and the second bedroom having a delightful hexagonal balcony with stained glass windows. The property's many original features and stunning architecture make it a truly unique and special place to live.