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 listed 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 workshop on the ground floor whilst the first floor has been converted to a stunning one bedroom, four star gold self catering unit. The house itself offers three reception rooms including a superb sitting room with original granite fireplace and furze oven, a charming dining room and an excellent snug or fourth bedroom whilst the kitchen/breakfast room is a spectacular double height room overlooking the rear gardens. The first floor provides three bedrooms and a shower room, the main bedroom also enjoying a walk through dressing room and bathroom beyond. The gardens extends to around one acre and offers great variety with its lawns, pretty shrubberies, seating areas and views 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 provides for a multitude of usages and options, depending upon needs. A quite stunning home in a lovely, secluded location.