Curlew, Cotmore is a strikingly furnished three-bedroom lodge nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perfectly suited for families and friends seeking a peaceful South Hams escape. The well-equipped kitchen area features an electric combi oven and induction hob, fridge / freezer, coffee machine, and dishwasher, flowing seamlessly into a dining space with a table enjoying lovely countryside views. The spacious open-plan lounge welcomes you with a huge corner sofa positioned to take in the rolling landscape beyond, complemented by a Smart TV and DVD player for cosy movie nights.
Heading outside, the large enclosed rear garden provides a safe haven for children and dogs to play freely, while the patio area comes complete with garden furniture and a barbecue for alfresco dining. Three comfortable bedrooms await: a king-size room with its own en-suite wet room, a second king-size room, and a flexible twin room perfect for children or friends. The main bathroom features a shower over bath, whilst a large entrance closet houses a convenient washing machine and dryer. Two allocated parking spaces and underfloor heating throughout add to the comfort of your stay.
Picture mornings with coffee on the patio, birdsong drifting across the garden as mist lifts from the South Hams valleys. Spend days exploring shingle beaches and coastal paths, then return to fire up the barbecue while sunset paints the countryside in golden light. As evening settles, gather on that generous corner sofa, perhaps a film playing softly, two contented dogs curled at your feet.
Curlew, Cotmore places you perfectly to discover the treasures of the beautiful South Devon coast. Dartmouth Castle (12 km) is a magnificent coastal fortress steeped in military history, offering fascinating interactive exhibits and access to spectacular walking trails along dramatic clifftop scenery. Greenway in Kingswear (15 km) invites you to explore Agatha Christie's enchanting riverside retreat, where beautiful gardens and peaceful woodland walks create a haven for literary enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The Golden Hind Museum Ship in Brixham (19 km) brings Elizabethan maritime adventure vividly to life through engaging interactive exhibits and captivating historical re-enactments aboard this faithful replica of Sir Francis Drake's famous galleon. Dartmoor Zoo in Sparkwell (28 km) offers diverse wildlife encounters alongside important conservation programmes, educational activities, and entertaining family-friendly events throughout the year.
Venture further afield to uncover even more of Devon's finest attractions. The Quay Climbing Centre in Exeter (52 km) provides an exhilarating indoor climbing experience suitable for all abilities, featuring extensive walls, challenging bouldering areas, and expert coaching to help you reach new heights. Raceworld Indoor Karting in Exeter (53 km) lets you indulge your inner racer with professional racing equipment delivering a fast-paced, challenging experience perfect for anyone aged eleven and over. Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (55 km) is a captivating historic water-powered forge where skilled craftspeople showcase traditional blacksmithing through mesmerising live demonstrations, beautifully preserved original machinery, and a charming scenic garden.
The classic English Riviera town of Paignton lies 21 kilometres away, where a fabulous Victorian pier stretches into Torbay's sparkling waters and expansive sandy beaches provide endless family entertainment. This charming seaside resort combines traditional beach huts and excellent water sports facilities with the renowned Paignton Zoo. Meanwhile, Exmouth is a 44-kilometre drive. This picturesque coastal destination delights visitors with stunning beaches perfect for swimming and surfing, scenic coastal trails offering breathtaking views, and a vibrant local culture featuring independent shops, waterfront restaurants, and the famous three-kilometre golden sand beach.
