Sleeping up to four guests, this charming coastal village property in South Devon is perfect for a family break filled with walks along the clifftops, dips in the sea and freshly caught seafood dinners. Enjoy easy access to the beach, which is just 100 metres away, and spend your evenings in the open-plan living space with wooden furnishings and coastal colours.
Walk through the shared entrance and head upstairs to reach the front door of this homely property. Step inside and move through the hallway into the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with cottage-style leaded windows allowing plenty of natural light to fill the space. Hugging one wall is a ‘U’-shaped fitted kitchen with a blue feature wall and pale cabinets. On the kitchen peninsula is a breakfast bar with two stalls. The lounge area is made up of two armchairs and a sofa opposite a Smart TV. Back through the hallway is a contemporary family shower room and two comfortable bedrooms – a double and a twin. You can park in a public car park (permit provided at a charge of £10 payable directly to the owner).
Stroll just 100 metres down the road to reach the shingle Beer Beach surrounded by towering limestone cliffs. While staying in Beer, wander around the village to find a couple of pubs, a seafront cafe, an art gallery and a handful of shops (within 0.5 miles). Head along the South West Coast Path (less than 0.5 miles) and soak up the far-reaching views from the observation deck at Whitecliff (0.5 miles) before reaching Seaton (2 miles). Also within easy reach is the Axe Valley Wildlife Park (10 miles), where you can meet exotic animals, and the Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary (6 miles). You could also spend a day in the bustling town of Lyme Regis (10 miles) or the quaint village of Branscombe (3 miles).