From Land to Sea, Edmonton, is an exceptional eco-conscious riverside retreat that promises an unforgettable escape with stunning 360-degree views of the Camel estuary. The state-of-the-art kitchen is a culinary enthusiast's dream, featuring premium appliances and ample space for creating memorable family feasts. The expansive living areas seamlessly blend comfort with sophistication, while the impressive gymnasium offers a perfect space for maintaining your fitness routine with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Step outside to discover a paradise of outdoor living, with extensive seating for twenty guests, two welcoming fire pits for evening gatherings, and a luxurious cedar hot tub perfectly positioned to soak in the breathtaking vistas. The property offers generously sized bedrooms, each carefully designed to maximize the spectacular views, complemented by luxurious bathrooms that ensure every guest enjoys a comfortable stay. With its own boat mooring and the attentive service of a live-in house manager, this remarkable home delivers an unprecedented level of luxury and convenience.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of the estuary, as morning light streams through the windows, illuminating the ever-changing waters. Spend your days alternating between invigorating workouts in the gym, peaceful moments in the hot tub, and adventurous water activities from your private mooring. As evening falls, gather around the fire pits, sharing stories under the stars while planning tomorrow's adventures.
From Land to Sea, Edmonton, offers an exceptional location for exploring Plymouth's finest attractions. The National Marine Aquarium (2 km) stands as the UK's largest aquarium, providing an immersive underwater experience through its stunning exhibits and fascinating tunnels. The Box (3 km) presents an award-winning cultural destination, combining museum collections, art galleries, and interactive exhibitions that capture Plymouth's rich heritage. For wildlife enthusiasts, Dartmoor Zoo (16 km) offers exciting encounters with diverse species and engaging conservation programs. The iconic Burgh Island (31 km) beckons with its Art Deco hotel and fascinating history of smugglers and pirates, famously inspiring Agatha Christie's literary works.
Further afield, discover the Salcombe Gin Distillery (40 km), where you can embark on guided tours and even create your own personalized gin. The unique Dingles Fairground Museum (45 km) showcases a captivating collection of vintage rides and fairground memorabilia, while Paignton Zoo (48 km) impresses with its vast 80-acre expanse housing over 2,000 animals.
The historic town of St Austell (33 km), home to the renowned Eden Project, offers cultural exploration opportunities, while the charming market town of Liskeard (38 km), nestled between Bodmin Moor and the south coast, provides a glimpse into Cornwall's rich heritage.
