In a stunning location off the beaten track at the southern most tip of Devon, with just the sound of the sea, curlews and the odd sheep, this cottage is one of few former coastguard cottages fronted by National Trust land and located within an SSSI and Coastal Preservation Area. This makes it one of the regions best migration watch points. The surrounding habitat provides a home to rare bird and marine life; including the rare cirl bunting as well as birds of prey, seals and dolphins. Step out from the gate at the bottom of the garden onto the South West Coastal Path which will lead you to nearby secluded sandy coves and swimming points. Approximately a mile away is the village of East Prawle, with two good pubs - one the famous Pig's Nose Inn serving home cooked food and regular live music. The sailing town of Salcombe is two miles by passenger ferry across the Salcombe estuary. Kingsbridge is approximately 9 miles away.



The cottage is warm, spacious and well equipped, with stripped wooden floorboards and cupboards, skylights and panoramic sea views from most rooms. Living room 1 is warm and cosy, with a log stove to unwind in front of after a good days walking, widescreen TV, DVD and leather sofas. Living room 2 has panoramic views of the coast line and sea, for relaxing whilst the sun is setting. The generous and light modern kitchen has a large dining table, dishwasher, washing machine, range cooker, microwave, fridge and skylights. Also on the ground floor is a shower room / wc. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms - two doubles, one single, and a family bathroom. One dog is welcome by prior arrangement, but sorry, we do not accept smokers.