1, Barricane House, Mortehoe

Barricane House passed to Samuel Conibear’s daughter Mary, wife of Philip Gammon, and then to their son Arthur Samuel Conibear Gammon and to my father George Arthur Goodin Gammon.

Samuel Conibear, to ensure that his future son-in-law had bought a proper diamond engagement ring,  used it to write his signature on a pane of glass in the house.  This still exists to this day.

There is a games room and reading room in the ample attics and downstairs there is a kitchen, dining room, sitting room and a boot room for walking coats, boots and golf trolleys.  Wireless broadband access is also provided.  There is a small garden front and rear, and car parking is available in the village car park about 150 yards away.

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The house, which is in the centre of the village, currently has two double bedrooms, one twin bedroom, one single bedroom and can sleep 7 (or 8 using a pull out bed).  There is one bathroom and two shower rooms.  Click here for more details about the rooms.