Little Pear Tree Barn, Kingston is a characterful barn conversion nestled within 90 acres of organic land in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Inside, a delightful open-plan living space showcases exposed beams and book-lined shelves, creating an atmosphere of quiet sophistication. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, and washing machine, allowing you to prepare meals with ease. A comfortable seating area and window-side dining table invite you to linger over coffee, whilst a TV provides entertainment for quieter evenings.
Step down three steps from the patio doors to a private enclosed garden—a peaceful retreat where you can enjoy the tranquil surroundings. The spacious bedroom, appointed with a super-king-size bed and quality linens, provides a restful sanctuary. An en-suite shower room complete with shower cubicle, WC, and bidet ensures comfort, while a downstairs WC with bidet adds convenience. Off-road parking for two cars and provision for a well-behaved canine companion complete this idyllic escape.
Imagine mornings spent nursing freshly brewed tea in your private garden, birdsong drifting across the peaceful landscape. Settle into the comfortable lounge as evening shadows lengthen, a good book from the shelves at your side. Wander the 90 acres of organic land, discovering hidden corners and breathing in the rural tranquillity that surrounds your charming sanctuary.
Little Pear Tree Barn, Kingston offers an idyllic escape within easy reach of South Devon's most enchanting destinations. The beach at Wonwell Sands, an unspoilt bay with generous expanses of golden sand at low tide, lies just over one kilometre away – perfect for coastal walks and exploration. Burgh Island in Bigbury-on-Sea (5 km) captivates visitors with its unique tidal character, accessed by sea tractor and crowned by a luxurious Art Deco hotel that inspired Agatha Christie to set two of her finest novels here: Evil Under the Sun and And Then There Were None. The Salcombe Gin Distillery (14 km) welcomes you to guided tours, gin-making classes, and tasting sessions where you can craft your own bottle. Paignton Zoo (27 km) enchants with over 2,000 animals and diverse plantings across 80 scenic acres, whilst Berry Head National Nature Reserve (31 km) offers breathtaking coastal vistas, rich wildlife, and historic Napoleonic forts.
Venture further to explore Okehampton Castle (46 km), Devon's largest castle ruins, where a Norman keep rests amidst beautiful woodland. Powderham Castle (48 km) beckons with stunning gardens, a deer park, and year-round family events. For indoor adventure, The Quay Climbing Centre in Exeter (52 km) offers thrilling challenges with extensive walls, bouldering, and expert coaching. Dartmoor National Park, just seven miles north, unveils scenic walks with numerous riding stables offering guided rides.
Just 17 kilometres away, the vibrant city of Plymouth beckons with its stunning waterfront attractions. Plymouth Hoe offers breathtaking coastal views and rich maritime history, whilst the elegant art deco lido provides a unique swimming experience. The National Marine Aquarium showcases fascinating underwater worlds, making it perfect for family adventures. A 53-kilometre journey north takes you to Exeter, Devon's historic county capital, where medieval architecture meets modern shopping and dining. With its magnificent cathedral and charming cobbled streets, Exeter completes this remarkable region, offering holidaymakers an ideal blend of coastal excitement and cultural heritage within easy reach.
