Welcoming semi-detached house in an elevated position overlooking Dartmouth. Situated on the hillside less than 1 mile from the centre of Dartmouth, this lovely house offers spacious and modern accommodation that’s perfect for a family holiday to South Devon.

Key property features...
- 2 first floor bedrooms: 1 double & 1 twin (can be configured as a large double)
- 1 bathroom with bath & shower over
- 1 separate WC
- Woodburner
- Open plan living/dining room
- Front garden & enclosed rear garden with deck & seating
- Utility room


Need to know...
Please do not leave children unattended in the front or rear garden due to steep steps and multiple levels.
On-street parking within 0.5 miles & a bus stop a few metres away.


Who we think its suitable for...
Perfect for a family or friends looking for a comfortable base to explore Dartmouth & this beautiful part of South Devon.


About a holiday in Dartmouth...
The beautiful town of Dartmouth situated on the mouth of the River Dart is one of South Devon’s most popular and enchanting towns. With its charming historic streets, scenic river location and surrounded by South Devon countryside you have to go a long way to find a town as pretty. The beauty of the landscape, the historical buildings, and the exceptional local produce all make Dartmouth the perfect holiday destination.

The River Dart is the perfect water sports playground – sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, boat trips and more are all on offer – you can even learn to surf at one of the nearby beaches, or just spend a lazy day enjoying the views. One of the country’s top beaches Blackpool Sands is just a short drive from Dartmouth and is not to be missed.

Dartmouth is full of history and heritage, no trip to Dartmouth would be complete without visiting Dartmouth Castle, or Agatha Christie's Greenway National Trust Holiday Home. For the kids, there are plenty of local attractions such as Woodlands Theme Park, and activities and crabbing is a popular pastime on the embankment to keep them amused.
Spend a day exploring the town, with its museum, art galleries, independent shops and places to eat. Take one of the many footpaths surrounding the town and discover the wonderful countryside or costal views. Walk parts of the South West Coast Path and enjoy spectacular views across the coastline.

Catch one of the many ferries and head for Torquay, Salcombe or Totnes or just enjoy a trip around the river mouth. You could even catch the steam train from Kingswear for a nostalgic trip through the South Devon Countryside.