'Glebe House' has a long history with parts of it dating back over 300 years. Built, and used for most of its life as a rectory, it moved into private hands in the 80's and has undergone an extensive programme of renovation since then with some wonderful further improvements undertaken by the current owners. The accommodation on offer is extensive and will happily suit the needs of even the largest families. Incorporated within the house is a self-contained granny flat at first floor level and all of the bedroom suites provide spacious accommodation. The reception rooms are a particular highlight and enhancements to the lounge and dining area have resulted in magnificent open living space. The leisure complex featuring gym and indoor pool have been a popular addition. The gardens are a delight, enclosed within high granite walls they extend to just over a vergee and are wonderfully private. Finally there is a barn-style car port and parking for numerous cars.

La Hougue lies in a sheltered spot at the bottom of its own grassy hillside garden in a quiet lane just a moment's stroll from the bay at Perelle. This charming characterful farmhouse is believed to pre-date the late 17th century and has been added to progressively over the years. It was even used as billeting during the German Occupation when a bunker was constructed at the top of its garden overseeing the broad sweep of the bay below. A detached granite barn just a few yards from the house houses a garage, storage and a kitchenette with a guest suite and conservatory above. The house itself has three reception rooms including a superb sitting room with original granite fireplace and furze oven, a charming dining room and an excellent study. The kitchen/breakfast room has a distinct country feel about it and has a cosy range which provides cooking, heating and hot water supplies for the whole house. The first floor has three bedrooms and a shower room, the master being beautifully finished with bespoke hand painted furniture which extends into its dressing room with its bathroom beyond. The garden extends to around one acre and offers great variety with its lawns, pretty shrubberies, seating areas and stand of mature firs through which a lovely view extends over the bay. At the garden's crest lies the bunker which has been extensively renovated whilst leaving many original features. It's dry interior could be used for hobbies or even as a magnificent wine cellar!