Seagulls Rest, Brixham is a Grade II listed traditional fishermen's cottage brimming with character and coastal charm. The tastefully styled kitchen / diner on the lower-ground floor offers a fantastic array of modern conveniences, including an oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge / freezer, and even a separate wine fridge – perfect for chilling your evening refreshments. Step through the stable door from the dining area, which comfortably seats four, onto a secluded patio surrounded by lush greenery – an idyllic spot for alfresco dining and sundowners.
The welcoming lounge beckons with comfortable seating, an artfully exposed stone wall, and entertainment options including TV, DVD, and Netflix for cosy evenings in. Ascend the winding cottage staircase to discover two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a double with TV and fitted wardrobe on the first floor, and a delightful twin room on the second floor. The family bathroom with shower-over-bath and WC, also located on the second floor, completes this thoughtfully designed holiday haven.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of seagulls, enjoying your morning coffee on the sun-drenched patio before strolling down to the harbour. Spend your days exploring Brixham's charming narrow streets, sampling freshly caught seafood at local restaurants, or embarking on an adventure along the stunning coastal paths. As evening falls, return to your cosy cottage retreat, perhaps with the day's catch, to prepare a delicious meal in your well-equipped kitchen.
Seagulls Rest, Brixham is perfectly positioned to explore the delights of this picturesque harbour town and beyond. The Golden Hind Museum Ship (200 metres) offers a fascinating glimpse into maritime history with its replica of Sir Francis Drake's famous vessel and interactive exhibits depicting Elizabethan seafaring life. The Brixham Heritage Museum (600 metres) showcases over 10,000 artefacts spanning from Neolithic history to the Napoleonic wars, providing an immersive journey through the area's rich past.
For literary enthusiasts, Greenway is just seven kilometres away and presents the opportunity to explore Agatha Christie's historic riverside retreat with its beautiful gardens and woodland walks. Families seeking aquatic adventures will delight in Splashdown Quaywest (7 km) in Paignton, the UK's largest all-outdoor waterpark featuring exhilarating waterslides and a new aquaplay arena next to the beach.
Venture a little further to experience the South Devon Railway in Buckfastleigh (32 km), offering scenic steam train rides through the spectacular River Dart valley. Animal lovers can visit The Donkey Sanctuary (35 km), dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of donkeys and mules, while nature enthusiasts will marvel at Canonteign Falls (35 km), the South West's highest waterfall surrounded by gorgeous Dartmoor countryside. The nearby town of Paignton (9 km), with its fabulous pier and golden beaches, and Dawlish, a 34-kilometre drive away, a traditional seaside town famous for its black swans, offer additional day-trip options for memorable excursions.
