Located in the picturesque coastal resort of Teignmouth, Devon, this charming terraced holiday home, once a fisherman’s cottage, offers a perfect retreat for families or small groups of friends. Accommodating up to four guests, the cottage is ideally situated just a short stroll from Back Beach, providing easy access to the vibrant seaside atmosphere. The interior features a cozy sitting room where guests can unwind in front of the television, complemented by a foldaway dining table for shared meals. The galley kitchen at the rear leads to a quaint courtyard, complete with steps that ascend to a decked area boasting stunning views of the harbor, perfect for enjoying breakfast in the warm Devon sunshine.
The cottage comprises two inviting bedrooms: a double room featuring a bay window with picturesque views over the harbor and the River Teign, and a bunk room that comfortably accommodates adults while being particularly suitable for children. Its location is advantageous, as it is within walking distance of the town's amenities, where visitors can explore a variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants. Teignmouth is a bustling seaside destination that offers numerous family-friendly activities, including an outdoor swimming pool, a skate park, adventure golf, and two miles of sandy beaches, ensuring that guests have plenty of options for entertainment.
Strolling along the scenic promenade, visitors can reach the working port on the river side of town, where they can observe the comings and goings of ships navigating the fast-flowing estuary. Across the River Teign lies the charming regency town of Shaldon, known for its Wildlife Trust breeding center for rare mammals and the famous Ness Cove beach, accessible via a historic smugglers' tunnel. The surrounding area also includes the renowned English Riviera, celebrated for its mild climate, palm trees, and beautifully maintained gardens that line the expansive promenade filled with ice cream shops and cafes.
For those looking to explore further afield, nearby attractions include Torquay, the birthplace of Agatha Christie, where visitors can find numerous historical references to the author and inspiration for the beloved British comedy, Fawlty Towers. Additionally, Paignton offers a fantastic zoo and a steam train ride to the scenic River Dart. With a wealth of activities and sights to enjoy, this delightful cottage serves as an excellent base for a memorable seaside holiday in South West England.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!