Bay Anchorage, Thurlestone, is a stunning contemporary first-floor apartment with spectacular sea views and a private enclosed balcony. The well-equipped kitchen boasts an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher, with a washer/dryer tucked neatly in a separate utility cupboard. The stylish open-plan lounge / kitchen / diner is a comfortable, light-filled space where two large sofas and a TV invite relaxation, while the dining table seats six with gorgeous sea views all around.
Step outside to enjoy a small private patio with garden furniture, shared gardens with a BBQ, and the wonderful shared outdoor pool, open throughout the summer season, where the sound of waves lapping on the nearby beach creates a perfect coastal backdrop. The apartment's two beautifully appointed bedrooms are understated and restful: the king-size room enjoys an en-suite shower room and a Juliet balcony, while the twin room, convertible to king-size on request, opens onto its own lovely balcony. A bathroom with shower-over-bath completes the accommodation.
Imagine waking to the sound of waves, stepping onto your balcony to breathe in the salt-fresh South Devon air. Spend lazy mornings at the pool, afternoons exploring the rock pools and golden sands of South Milton beach, and evenings watching the sun dip behind Burgh Island from your open-plan living space. With the beach just moments away, Bay Anchorage promises a holiday where the sea is always close.
Bay Anchorage, Thurlestone, sits right on the beachfront at South Milton Sands, an idyllic stretch of South Devon coastline where sandy shores meet fascinating rock pools and a welcoming beachside café. The iconic Burgh Island (4 km) is a must-visit, a romantic tidal island reached by a unique sea tractor and home to a legendary Art Deco hotel that inspired Agatha Christie to write two of her most beloved mysteries, 'Evil Under the Sun' and 'And Then There Were None'. For something a little different, the Salcombe Gin Distillery (7 km) offers guided tours, gin-making classes, and personalised tasting sessions; a wonderful treat for adults. Dartmouth Castle (23 km) rewards the journey with rich military history, interactive exhibits, and scenic coastal walking trails, while Paignton Zoo (27 km) delights families with over 2,000 animals roaming across 80 scenic acres.
For those seeking adventure a little further afield, Lydford Gorge (47 km) captivates with its ancient temperate rainforest, the dramatic Whitelady Waterfall, and rugged walking trails perfect for exploration. Go Ape Haldon (48 km) offers exhilarating zip wires and high ropes courses suitable for all ages and abilities, and history lovers will relish Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (53 km), a beautifully preserved water-powered forge with captivating live blacksmithing demonstrations and a scenic garden.
The charming market town of Kingsbridge, just 7 kilometres away, offers the perfect destination for a leisurely day out. This delightful Devon town captivates visitors with its eclectic mix of independent boutiques, antique shops, and cosy cafés lining the historic streets. Browse unique local crafts, sample artisanal treats, or simply enjoy a cream tea whilst watching the world go by. For a more adventurous excursion, Plymouth is a 24-kilometre drive and promises an exciting day trip. Devon's vibrant waterfront city boasts the famous historic Barbican harbour, where the Mayflower departed for America, alongside excellent museums, restaurants, and stunning coastal views.
