A unusual and unique property, in a elevated position, offering spacious accommodation combining the old and the new. The original cottage has plenty of character, whilst the modern extension has produced a wonderful open plan living area, and a superb kitchen. Views of the River Dart from the main bedroom are a delight. There is a lovely enclosed garden, and just a few steps takes you on to a beautiful roof terrace with glass balustrading, and views towards the River Dart. The property is within walking distance of Dartmouth town centre.
Dartmouth, with its charming situation at the mouth of the River Dart, is one of South Devons most beautiful towns, full of history and heritage, surrounded by stunning countryside, and a scenic river location. There is a museum, art galleries, lovely shops and a multitude of places to eat. Enjoy the beautiful surrounding countryside, and walk on the South West Coast Path.
The River Dart offers opportunities for sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and boat trips, and you can even learn to surf at a local beach. Blackpool Sands is only a short drive, and considered one of the country`s top beaches. A short distance away is Slapton Sands, a three and a half mile stretch of beach with a neighbouring freshwater nature reserve, Slapton Ley, which is a haven for bird watchers. Dartmouth Castle, Coleton Fishacre, and Agatha Christies former home at Greenway (National Trust), are great places to visit, and for the younger members of your party, there is Woodlands Theme Park amongst others. There is a choice of ferries heading to Torquay, Salcombe or Totnes, or catch the steam train (Dartmouth Steam Railway) from Kingswear to go back in time with a trip through the South Devon countryside. Slightly further afield are Paignton Zoo, and the wonderful Dartmoor National Park.
In the months of May through to November why not attend one of the many local events and festivals in the area like the Dartmouth Music Festival, Dartmouth Royal Regatta, Dartmouth Food Festival, Torbay Air Show, Brixham Pirate Festival, Devon County Show.
GROUND FLOOR:
Lounge: A spacious room with 2 sofas, a feature fireplace with gas coal effect fire, TV with Freeview, CD/radio and French doors that open onto the garden.
Kitchen: A contemporary room, with ceramic hob, electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer, and bi-fold doors opening into the garden.
Dining area: With table to comfortably seat 4, corner sofa, TV and sliding doors to the garden.
Utility: With washing machine.
Snug: With leather sofa, tub armchair, TV and wood burning stove (starter pack provided)
Wet Room: Steps down from the hallway to a wet room with shower, WC, and hand basin.
FIRST FLOOR:
Bedroom 1: A light and airy double bedroom with a 5ft cast iron bedstead and lovely river views
Bedroom 2: A twin bedroom with views over the garden and two 3ft beds.
En-suite bathroom: With roll top bath, shower over, hand basin and WC.
GARDEN AND PARKING: Most attractive enclosed garden with steps up to a contemporary roof terrace complete with table and chairs, and glass balustrading, perfect for making the most of those river views. There is a designated parking space in Jawbones car park which is around 10 minutes walk away. Please be aware this does involve steep hills. Unloading is possible outside the property.
Power and Heat: Electricity and gas heating included in rent.
Bedding and Linen: Bed linen and towels provided, please bring your own beach towels.
Baby Equipment: Travel cot available on request
Shop: 0.2 Pub: 0.2
NOTES: No smoking, WiFi provided. 1 dog allowed. Welcome pack provided. No telephone, but mobile reception good.