Colebrooke House is a unique, large Victorian property in the heart of Beer, a picturesque fishing village. The property has a rich history, having been used as a shop, builder's merchant, and restaurant, and now offers the opportunity for a new owner to put their own stamp on it. The property has been updated and improved over the years and is presented in good order throughout. The main house, Colebrooke House, has three floors of accommodation with many character features, including original fireplaces, coving, and skirting boards. The property also includes a separate mews-style cottage, Colebrooke Mews, which has its own kitchen, dining room, living room, and two bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room. The property has a large rear garden, with a wooden decked seating area, paved pathway, and a large lawned area with a raised flower bed and garden shed. The garden also has a barked area, steps, and a pedestrian gate leading to a small pathway to the village center.