About this property
Located just a 10-minute walk of Kingsbridge town centre, with its array of shops, boutiques and cafés, is Estuary View. Set within an elegant development of apartments, in a former Victorian, stone customs store building; this cottage is perfect for those looking to tour a wonderful region of Devon. It features open-plan living and a contemporary feel throughout. The light and sunny kitchen opens out into the sitting room, enjoying picturesque views of the estuary, backed by green countryside. Modern, fitted units and worktops easily assist the chef of the group, while you relax on the plush double sofa. Enjoy a coastal breeze from the balcony, as you sip a thirst-quenching glass of wine. There are three good-size bedrooms within this apartment; a master king-size double benefits an en-suite shower room, whilst the second bedroom boasts white gloss bedside units. The third bedroom houses children’s bunks for the kids to enjoy and the gleaming bathroom has a neutral finish. Explore Kingsbridge and all it has to offer, from surfing to vineyards and plenty of opportunity to bask on sandy beaches. There is an eclectic selection of shops to intrigue any visitor, with fine eateries serving local produce and craft ales. Farther afield is the seaside resort of Paignton, situated in the centre of Torbay. Its long sandy beaches and colourful harbour make a wonderful day out, with plenty of attractions to entertain the kids. A fabulous getaway to be enjoyed the year-round!
The bustling market town of Kingsbridge lies at the head of a marine estuary in the attractive South Hams area of South Devon. During the summer season there are river excursions to Salcombe to see the abundant wildlife in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (aonb), which also forms part of the South Devon Heritage Coast. Visitors can take a walk along the Kingsbridge Quay, to the Crabshell Inn, where you can hire stand up paddleboards, or wander through the narrow alleys off Fore Street. Kingsbridge is a central location to explore picturesque ports, such as Dartmouth and Salcombe, together with sandy beaches at Blackpool Sands and the two sandy beaches at Thurlestone. There are a host of small attractive villages nearby offering interesting pubs, local farm produce shops and pretty rows of cottages, plus further afield the waterfront city of Plymouth is a vibrant centre housing the National Marine Aquarium, historic Barbican Quay and plenty of night life, including theatres, restaurants and bars.
Accommodation
Second floor apartment.
Three bedrooms: 1 x King with en suite shower room with walk-in shower, w.c, basin and heated towel rail; 1 x Double bedroom and 1 x Bunk room (suitable for children only).
Entrance/dining hall.
Kitchen/sitting room with door to balcony.
Family bathroom with bath, hand-held shower, basin, w.c and heated towel rail.
Gas underfloor heating and hot water.
Fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, oven, four-ring electric hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee machine.
Smart TV with Freeview, Netflix and Amazon Prime.
DVD Player, Blu-ray, music system.
Wifi available.
Secure underground parking for one car (please note there is a 2m height restriction)
Sunny balcony with small table and chairs.
All bed linen and towels supplied.
One small well behaved dog permitted.
Strictly No Smoking.
This property sleeps a maximum of 4 adults.
Nearby points of interest
- South Sands Beach
- Bantham Beach
- Blackpool Sands
- Burgh Island
- Dartmouth Castle
- Golden Hind
- Dartmoor Zoological Park
Reviews (30)
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Stephen
Very well equipped and really good location. The only reason I dropped the rating on the maintenance was not a fault of the owner but of the maintenance company. It rained very heavily and the window in the third bedroom leaked quite badly. This was an issue on the landing as well and was the same 2 years ago. Only mentioning it now incase the owner isnât aware. The bed in the main bedroom was really comfortable. We didnât like to strip it to find out the make but if the owner can remember we would appreciate knowing.
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Jan
It was extremely clean and well appointed. It had everything (and more) we needed for a short stay. Extremely convenient for the excellent pub opposite too. We had a couple of small niggles. The underfloor heating was unbearably hot and the thermostats didnât appear to have any effect on the temperature. We were unable to turn it off. Also it wasnât possible to open the balcony door to stand and admire the lovely view. It appeared to be stuck. However we enjoyed our stay immensely.
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Kerry
We were walking the Coastal Path, so it was important that it was close to the bus station which had good local links. Excellent parking is a real plus.The living room is very warm with underfloor heating we couldnât control, ideally we would have liked some coat hooks to hang our walking stuff. Overall we would definitely recommend.