Captains Cottage, Brixham is a delightful three-storey coastal retreat offering the perfect blend of maritime charm and modern comfort. The newly refurbished kitchen boasts an electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave, creating an ideal space for preparing hearty meals after exploring the harbour. The inviting lounge / diner features comfortable sofas, a crackling wood burner and Smart TV, providing the perfect sanctuary for cosy evenings in. Step outside to discover the enclosed rear garden, complete with garden furniture and outdoor tap, offering a private oasis for morning coffee or evening relaxation.
The property features three beautifully appointed bedrooms across two floors: a master king-size bedroom with en-suite WC and wash basin on the first floor, plus a super king-size zip-and-link room and charming twin room on the second floor. A large shower room with WC and wash basin ensures comfort for all guests, while roadside parking provides convenient access to this wonderful coastal bolthole.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of this historic harbour town, brewing your morning coffee in the well-equipped kitchen, then stepping out into your private garden to plan the day's adventures. As evening falls, gather around the warming wood burner, sharing tales of coastal walks and harbour discoveries while the Smart TV entertains the little ones.
Captains Cottage, Brixham is perfectly positioned to explore the treasures of the English Riviera and beyond. The historic harbour, with its fascinating Golden Hind replica and boat trips across Torbay, lies just a short stroll away. Paignton Zoo (9 km) offers a captivating day out with over 2,000 animals across 80 scenic acres, while Dartmouth Castle (13 km) provides a glimpse into coastal military history with interactive exhibits and scenic walking trails. The award-winning Babbacombe Model Village (16 km) delights visitors with its whimsical miniature displays, and Dartmouth Alpaca Woodland Trekking (17 km) offers unique guided walks through stunning countryside.
For those wanting to explore the wider area, The Box in Plymouth (53 km) combines museum, art gallery and archive experiences with interactive galleries exploring local history, contemporary art exhibitions, and the fascinating story of the Mayflower voyage. The National Marine Aquarium, also 53 kilometres away, showcases diverse marine life through stunning exhibits including Britain's deepest aquarium tank and captivating underwater tunnels where visitors can walk amongst sharks, rays, and tropical fish. History enthusiasts will appreciate Plymouth Gin Distillery (54 km), where guided tours reveal gin-making heritage dating back to 1793, including tastings in the atmospheric Victorian distillery with its original copper stills and historic botanical room.
The traditional seaside charm of Dawlish, 35 kilometres away, beckons with golden sand beaches and famous black swans that glide gracefully along the town's picturesque stream running through the centre. This classic Devon resort offers gentle family fun with its Victorian railway station right on the seafront, traditional beach huts, and delightful promenade walks. Meanwhile, Devon's county capital Exeter is a 48-kilometre drive away and provides rich cultural attractions including the magnificent Norman cathedral with its soaring twin towers, plus excellent shopping opportunities from the historic Guildhall Shopping Centre to the contemporary Princesshay district, combining medieval heritage with modern retail therapy for the perfect day out.
