The Lookout Tower, Beer is an extraordinary three-storey retreat perched dramatically atop Beer Head, where panoramic coastal views stretch endlessly across the English Channel. The well-equipped kitchen on the first floor features Neff appliances, a Smeg coffee machine, and a Quooker tap offering instant boiling, chilled filtered, and carbonated water, alongside a breakfast bar with stools for four. Upstairs, the second-floor living room welcomes you with a corner sofa incorporating a pull-out bed, a Hobbit wood-burning stove for cosy evenings, a wine fridge, and a Smart TV. The first-floor terrace beckons with a picnic bench, attachable cushions, and two sun loungers, perfect for alfresco dining whilst surveying the South West Coast Path below.
Step outside to discover the generous patio terrace with a large picnic bench and charcoal barbecue, whilst the separate cabin houses a private sauna and washing machine for ultimate relaxation after coastal adventures. Below, two beautifully appointed ground-floor bedrooms await: a king-size room and a flexible twin room with zip-and-link beds (convertible to a king-size on request), both featuring Egyptian cotton bedding, ample storage, and Smart TVs. An accessible wet room with rainfall shower sits between the bedrooms, whilst wide doorways and level access throughout ensure comfortable navigation. A feature pneumatic vacuum lift connects all three floors, with a telescope available on request for stargazing beneath the minimal light pollution of this clifftop location. Ample parking includes an EV charging point directly outside the front door.
Picture mornings wrapped in coastal mist as dawn breaks over the Channel, coffee in hand on your private terrace whilst seabirds wheel below the clifftop. Spend sun-drenched afternoons walking the coastal path that runs before your door, returning to unwind in the outdoor sauna as golden light paints the waves. As darkness falls, settle beside the wood-burning stove with the wine fridge close at hand, perhaps training the telescope on constellations scattered brilliantly across the unpolluted sky, the gentle sound of distant waves drifting up from Beer's shingle beach.
The Lookout Tower, Beer sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perfectly positioned to explore East Devon's finest attractions. Axe Valley Wildlife Park in Axminster (12 km) offers close encounters with diverse species amid beautiful countryside, complete with nature trails and peaceful fishing lakes that make for delightful family days out. Tunnel Tree Tops in Charmouth (15 km) delivers thrilling high-ropes adventure through scenic woodland canopy, with courses designed to challenge and delight all ages and abilities. Raceworld Indoor Karting in Exeter (26 km) lets you indulge your inner racer with professional equipment providing fast-paced excitement for anyone aged eleven and over. Coldharbour Mill in Uffculme (29 km) brings industrial heritage vividly to life, this historic woollen mill dating from 1797 showcasing working textile machinery, atmospheric steam engines, and fascinating exhibits chronicling the industrial revolution.
Venture further to discover more of Devon's treasures. Becky Falls Ancient Woodland Park near Manaton (47 km) enchants visitors with its picturesque waterfall tumbling through ancient woodland, complemented by interactive family activities and stunning nature trails. Greenway in Kingswear (48 km) invites you to explore Agatha Christie's enchanting riverside retreat, set amid beautiful gardens and sweeping woodland walks that literary fans and nature lovers find equally captivating. Exmoor Distillery in Dulverton (49 km) showcases award-winning craft spirits, where traditional distilling methods combine with locally sourced botanicals to create premium gin in this independent distillery.
The picturesque coastal town of Exmouth lies 35 kilometres away, where stunning beaches meet scenic walking trails and a vibrant local culture flourishes along the golden seafront, offering excellent water sports and the longest stretch of sandy beach in East Devon. Meanwhile, Dartmouth is a 50-kilometre drive. This beautiful harbour town is nestled on the banks of the River Dart. It combines centuries of maritime heritage with contemporary dining, independent shops lining the ancient quayside, and the historic castle guarding the river entrance.
