Ser A Mor, Brixham is a beautifully presented Victorian coastal home that blends historic character with contemporary comforts. The stunning open-plan kitchen / diner on the lower ground level creates a sociable space perfect for relaxed family meals, featuring an electric double oven, gas hob, and Nespresso coffee machine. Step through the stable door onto the south-facing decked terrace where harbour views provide a picturesque backdrop for alfresco dining. The spacious lounge showcases original stone walling, a feature fireplace, and a comfortable sofa positioned before a Smart TV, while a full-height window with window seat offers captivating harbour views.
Outside, the enclosed south-facing decked area provides a sun-drenched retreat complete with sleek garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ. The property boasts three beautifully appointed bedrooms across the upper floors – a king-size master bedroom in the characterful loft space with harbour views, a double bedroom on the first floor, and a cozy bunk bedroom with bay window. With one bathroom featuring a shower over bath, plus an additional WC on the lower level, Ser A Mor comfortably accommodates family groups seeking a coastal escape.
Imagine waking to golden sunlight streaming through your window, the distant call of seagulls heralding another blissful day by the sea. Brew fresh coffee in the kitchen while planning adventures along Brixham's picturesque coastline. After days exploring hidden coves and sampling fresh seafood at harbour-side restaurants, gather on your private terrace as twilight descends, watching fishing boats return while sharing stories over locally-sourced delicacies grilled on the BBQ.
Ser A Mor, Brixham is perfectly positioned to explore the delights of this charming fishing town and beyond. The famed harbour – ideal for water sports or trying your hand at crabbing – lies just a short stroll away, as does an array of seafood restaurants, cafes, and traditional pubs nestled among colourful cottages. Maritime enthusiasts will delight in visiting the Golden Hind Museum Ship (1 km), a replica of Sir Francis Drake's famous vessel offering interactive exhibits and historical reenactments of Elizabethan seafaring life.
For family fun, Splashdown Quaywest (8 km) in Paignton offers the UK's largest all-outdoor waterpark with exciting waterslides and a new aquaplay arena. The Miniature Pony Centre (9 km) in Moretonhampstead provides delightful animal encounters in beautiful countryside surroundings, while Torre Abbey (13 km) in Torquay showcases 800 years of history within stunning gardens.
Venture a little further to discover The Donkey Sanctuary (35 km), where educational programs highlight animal welfare in tranquil surroundings. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore diverse walking and cycling trails at Haldon Forest Park (39 km), while history buffs will appreciate the stunning gardens and deer park of Powderham Castle (45 km). The beautiful harbour town of Dartmouth sits just nine kilometres away, offering charming streets and riverside views, while the market town of Kingsbridge (36 km) entices with its eclectic selection of independent shops perfect for sourcing unique souvenirs of your Devon adventure.
