This substantial character property in Lynton boasts elevations with a mix of tile hung and painted render, with ornate timber highlights to the gables, and a slate and tiled roof. The property was originally built in the early 1900s as two residential dwellings but was converted in the late 1950s. The generous accommodation is arranged over three storeys with cellarage and a single-storey annex extension to the rear. The property has been owned by the current owner since 2014 and operates as a bed and breakfast with restaurant and bar, with potential to maximize revenues. The property offers various options for reconfiguring the layout, and the owner's accommodation includes one first-floor en suite bedroom. The location is conveniently close to the heart of Lynton, with views across the town and open countryside beyond. The property's external features include mature walled gardens, a substantial hard-standing wooden shed, and a large south-facing terrace used for outdoor seating.