The property
This pretty thatched cottage is situated at the end of a terrace of five in the centre of Kingston.
Grade II listed, it is charming and traditional Devon accommodation for a comfortable break.
The sitting room is cosy and warm with a wood burning stove as the feature and beams and stone walls to add to the history.
The kitchen has been well fitted with a dining area and useful stable doors opening to a room where you can leave your walking boots and coats.
Head up the steep stairs at the end of a busy day to find the two comfortable bedrooms sharing a bathroom for hot baths and showers after a lovely time on the beach.
A tiny front garden with old fashioned cobbled path sets the cottage back from the little road at the front and at the back you have a little garden with steps up to a lawn and outdoor furniture.
You can store your bikes and boards for the beach in the garden shed.
Wander out to the excellent village inn 300 yards away where you can enjoy delicious suppers with local seafood featuring on the menu.
The lovely coast all around is a delight, with bodyboarding, paddleboarding and kayaking at Wonwell beach and brilliant surfing at Challaborough and Bigbury-on-Sea where you can sign up at the popular surf school.
Walking is a pleasure here, either along the River Erme estuary or along the stunning South West Coast Path, or maybe to Burgh Island of Agatha Christie fame.
Based in a friendly village, Kings Corner is a smashing cottage at any time of year.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king size double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, WC, basin. Ground floor sitting room with wood burning stove. Kitchen with dining area. Boot/coat room.
About the location
Kingston
Kingston is a very pretty Devon village, well off the beaten track in an AONB, one mile from the River Erme’s beautiful wooded estuary and sandy Wonwell beach.
Note: Low wall in garden - small children beware. Steep stairs. Arrival after 4pm.
Note: 30% discount on November bookings: Rear elevation of the neighbouring properties being thatched. Scaffolding on rear of the property.
