11 Beachdown, Challaborough is a stunning reverse-level house perfectly positioned for families and friends seeking coastal adventures in South Devon. The spacious kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, washing machine, and dishwasher, flowing seamlessly into the dining area with a large table seating eight. The bright open-plan living space upstairs welcomes you with comfortable seating for all guests, a wall-mounted Smart TV, and dramatic bi-fold doors that slide open to embrace the sea air and extend your living space onto the terrace beyond.
Step outside through those bi-fold doors onto the lovely decked terrace, complete with seating for everyone and a gas barbecue for al fresco dining on sunny evenings. Below, four bedrooms provide flexible accommodation: two king-size rooms (one with en-suite shower and WC, plus its own Smart TV), a super-king-size zip-and-link that converts to twin beds on request, and a clever bunk room with a single bed over a double. A family bathroom with shower over bath completes the layout, while off-road parking for two cars sits conveniently at the front.
Picture mornings with coffee on the terrace, planning the day's adventures as sunshine spills across the deck. Spend blissful hours on Challaborough's sandy cove, just a short stroll away, where gentle waves lap golden shores and the South West Coast Path beckons with dramatic clifftop walks. Return to your airy retreat as evening falls, firing up the barbecue while laughter and conversation fill the warm coastal air.
11 Beachdown, Challaborough sits within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perfectly placed for memorable days out. Burgh Island in Bigbury-on-Sea (just over one kilometre away) rises dramatically from the surf, this magical tidal island accessed by sea tractor hosts a luxury Art Deco hotel that inspired Agatha Christie's novels 'Evil Under the Sun' and 'And Then There Were None'. Salcombe Gin Distillery in Salcombe (11 km) offers guided tours, gin-making classes, and tasting sessions where you can create your own personalized bottle. Dartmouth Alpaca Woodland Trekking (21 km) provides guided walks through scenic countryside with these gentle, endearing creatures, combining education with family-friendly fun. Paignton Zoo (27 km) showcases over 2,000 animals and diverse plant species across 80 scenic acres, supporting vital global conservation efforts.
Venture further to discover even more of Devon's treasures. Go Ape Haldon (46 km) delivers thrilling adventure with zip wires, high ropes courses, and breathtaking forest views suitable for all ages and abilities. Powderham Castle in Powderham (50 km) is a magnificent historic estate featuring stunning gardens, a deer park, and family-friendly events throughout the year. Exeter Cathedral, a 55-kilometre journey, stands as a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, its soaring vaults filled with historic artifacts and beautiful stained glass that captures light in stunning kaleidoscopes of colour.
The beautiful harbour town of Dartmouth sits 23 kilometres away on the banks of the River Dart. Its cobbled streets wind past historic buildings, independent shops, and excellent seafood restaurants overlooking the bustling waterfront. Meanwhile, Dawlish is a 44-kilometre drive. This traditional seaside town is centred around The Lawn and Brook, home to the famous black swans. It offers a wonderful golden sand beach, classic amusements, and that timeless British seaside charm perfect for ice cream cones on the sands.
