St Elmos Cottage, Brixham, is a characterful 1850s property offering a delightful blend of period charm and modern comfort. The stunning fitted kitchen showcases exposed brickwork and pendant lighting, featuring a gas Range oven, large fridge / freezer, washer / dryer, dishwasher, and microwave. The inviting open-plan lounge beckons with twin sofas arranged around a welcoming fireplace, complemented by entertainment options including a TV, DVD, and CD player. A shaker-style dining table for four creates the perfect setting for family meals.
Step outside to discover a fully enclosed patio area, complete with garden furniture for alfresco dining. Upstairs, you'll find two well-appointed bedrooms: a light-filled double featuring quirky historical details and a comfortable twin room, both offering ample storage space. The bedrooms share a contemporary bathroom with shower over bath, while a convenient WC is located on the ground floor.
Imagine waking to the gentle sounds of seabirds, preparing a leisurely breakfast in the character-filled kitchen, and planning your day's adventures over coffee in the sun-drenched patio. As evening falls, gather around the fireplace, sharing stories of your coastal discoveries while the warmth of the fire creates a cosy atmosphere perfect for making cherished memories.
St Elmos Cottage, Brixham, is perfectly positioned to explore the best of this charming fishing town and the surrounding area. The bustling town centre is less than two kilometres away, where you can discover local cafes, shops, and renowned seafood restaurants. The historic harbour offers fishing trips and coastal tours, while the South West Coast Path, just three kilometres away, promises spectacular scenery and invigorating walks along the dramatic coastline.
For family adventures, Paignton Zoo, just eight kilometres from the cottage, provides an exciting day out with over 2,000 animals across 80 scenic acres, supporting vital conservation efforts. History enthusiasts will appreciate Dartmouth Castle (13 kilometres), a coastal fortress rich in military heritage offering interactive exhibits and scenic walking trails. The intimate Shaldon Wildlife Trust (22 kilometres) provides a unique opportunity to observe some of the world's rarest creatures in a woodland setting, while the South Devon Railway (32 kilometres) offers nostalgic steam train journeys through the picturesque River Dart valley.
Further afield, 48 kilometres away in Exeter, discover the Bill Douglas Cinema. It's home to one of the largest collections of material relating to the moving image in Britain, with a collection of over 90,000 items. The fascinating 16-sided A La Ronde in Exmouth (55 km) is well worth visiting, while the thrilling Quad World in Exeter (60 km) offers quad bike rides for all ages. The charming market town of Kingsbridge (36 km) and the vibrant waterfront city of Plymouth, 53 kilometres away, offer additional opportunities for exploration and entertainment.
