Topsham has many houses built in the Dutch style, but this family house, called Wixels, is a Grade II listed home. The house dates from the 18th and 19th centuries and was formerly a sail loft or similar building converted into a dwelling house in 1920. The architecture is of particular note with Dutch gabling, wrought-ironwork and attractive stonework on the walls of the old quay. It has outstanding views down the River Exe and toward the Haldon Hills.

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