1 The Quay

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

8 Customer Review(s)

Mr Moxley
December 2020

“Idyllic location (waking up in the morning to an estuary view a highlight) and a cottage you could happily spend all day in (the top bedroom/sitting area is a magnificent spot to sit at any time) or explore either side of the Exe.”

Avoid Exeter like the plague! Lympstone is a gem with quirky lanes (there are cobbles!) and hidden corners, the Globe’s Sunday lunch a happy meal, the local shop well stocked if you don’t want to take the short trek to the Dart Farm Shop (a bit up itself!) and the cafe (Suzanne’s) served a wonderful bacon/sausage bap. Ten minutes and you’re in Topsham which is another place to spend a deal of time.

Avoid Exeter like the plague! Lympstone is a gem with quirky lanes (there are cobbles!) and hidden corners, the Globe’s Sunday lunch a happy meal, the local shop well stocked if you don’t want to take the short trek to the Dart Farm Shop (a bit up itself!) and the cafe (Suzanne’s) served a wonderful bacon/sausage bap. Ten minutes and you’re in Topsham which is another place to spend a deal of time.

- Mr Moxley, December 2020
Ms Bhide October 2020

“This was a wonderful holiday.”

The accommodation was excellent – neat, elegant and cosy – and we really appreciated the owner's helpful instructions, information and welcome treats! The view across the River Exe estuary was stunning and made the whole place feel truly special. With the high tide rising right up beside the front wall, we looked out of our bedroom window every morning and it was as if we were in an ark. The village is a very pretty place, everyone very friendly and helpful. Fantastic walks on the local beaches and East Devon coastline. Highly recommend this cottage. Five stars!

- Ms Bhide, October 2020
Mr Boulton October 2020

“Third time at No1 and have enjoyed our stay as much as before.”

A significant contribution to our successful stays at No1 has been down to Kate's attention to detail and high level of customer care. Hope this helps. Best regards, Paul Boulton.

- Mr Boulton, October 2020
Mr Broome September 2020

“The Quay must rate as one of the best places we have every stayed in over twenty years of holidaying in self catering.”

Everything was in very good order and spotlessly clean plus of course the location was amazing. The owner, Kate, provided very useful additional information for the holiday and made us feel very welcome. It is a place we are seriously considering returning to. Lympstone itself is a very nice location with shop, cafe and pubs and very easy to travel around from, either by foot, train or car. There is only one negative and that is the parking within Lympstone is somewhat limited and the public car park was full on a number of occasions overnight... in September! Big thank you to Sykes and Kate Tony, Jillian and Blue the dog

- Mr Broome, September 2020
Mr Simpson August 2020

“This charming cottage is in set in one of the most beautiful locations, looking through the main bedroom window is like looking at a painting, but it's a different picture everyday.”

It is beautifully decorated throughout, with everything you will need to make your stay comfortable. The kind gesture of a bottle of wine and delicious biscuits were a welcoming touch. If you are wanting somewhere quiet, peaceful and relaxing this is the place for you.

- Mr Simpson, August 2020
janemF3203YX August 2019

“Mr”

Our family, including dog, have just spent a wonderful week in this beautiful, quaint cottage. It was peaceful and had every amenity we needed. Kate the owner was so helpful and left some lovely treats for humans and our four legged friend. I loved waking up every morning and looking out of our bedroom window at the estuary with Powderham Folly in the distance. Thank you Kate, we have had a wonderful holiday and made many wonderful memories.

- janemF3203YX, August 2019
Jilllian July 2019

“Mrs”

Amazing cottage right on the waters edge; very relaxing to wake up to the sound of the water. Really nicely furnished and lovely and clean with everything you could want. 3 minutes walk from two nice pubs, and same distance to the Exe trail along which you could get easily to Topsham, Exmouth and Exton. Really enjoyed our week there.

- Jilllian, July 2019
559JaneS June 2019

“Beautiful cottage in a perfect location”

The cottage is lovely, and very clean and comfortable. It was very peaceful and relaxing. The owner provided thoughtful touches and made us (and our dog) very welcome. The views are to die for. We saw some lovely sunsets. Lympstone is a gorgeous, friendly village with good transport links - no need to drive if you don’t feel like it. Thoroughly recommend this cottage.

- 559JaneS, June 2019
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The property

On the waterfront in Lympstone, at the end of a cobbled lane, a completely refurbished semi-detached cottage in a ‘toes in the water’ position just a few yards from the water’s edge.

Fabulous water views across the bay to the harbour and over the estuary to Powderham Castle and Starcross.

Outside, a small, paved and walled area (table/chairs, bench) for alfresco dining.

Entrance from porch into living room with woodburner, smart TV/DVD, MP3 dock and small step up to dining room.

Small, smart kitchen (washer-drier, microwave, fridge, electric oven/induction hob).

Downstairs loo.

From the dining room, steep stairs up to 6' lintel into a double bedroom (5' bed) with brilliant views; smart bathroom (suite, shower over bath).

More steep stairs up to a big attic bedroom with twin beds (zip-linkable to 6' double) and seating area (sloping ceiling) with comfy chairs for watching the sun sink over the distant hills.

Public car park, 400 yards.

A really well thought out, relaxing cottage, a brilliant bolt-hole whatever the time of year. Lympstone: pretty and remarkably unspoilt village between low red-stone cliffs beside the Exe estuary (sailing boats, windsurfers).

Harbour, estuary shingle beach, church, several pubs and shops, railway; stunning views.

Exmouth (sandy beaches), 3 miles; Exeter, 8; two good golf courses within 4 miles.

South West Coast Path from Lympstone to Exmouth (walk/cycle).

Summary

Over three floors
1 x first floor king size double bedroom
Bathroom with bath, shower over, WC, basin
1 x attic twin bedroom (can convert to super king double) with seating area
Ground floor sitting room with wood burning stove
Dining room
Kitchen
Ground floor WC with basin.
Central heating with wood burning stove
Microwave, fridge, tumble dryer, washing machine, Smart TV with DVD, WiFi, Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available on request, Parking is available in a public car park nearby
Enclosed courtyard garden
One well-behaved dog welcome, Sorry no smoking.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100.

About the location

Lympstone

Lympstone is a picturesque fishing village situated on the shore of the Exe Estuary with stunning panoramic views from the edge of Exeter, over to Powderham Castle, Dawlish Warren and the edge of Exmouth. Situated on the SW Coastpath, the longest National Trail in the country with its superb coastline and Exe Cycle Trail, 26 miles linking Lympstone with Exmouth, Exeter and Dawlish it offers an unforgettable experience for cyclists and walkers to enjoy stunning views of the estuary. You will find four thriving pubs, a café, village shop/post office and Michael Caine’s Lympstone Manor, Lympstone’s very own Michelin Star Restaurant, together with a quaint harbour. Lympstone boasts its own train station with regular trains to the historic Cathedral City of Exeter and beyond. The traditional seaside town of Exmouth is just 3 miles away with its two miles of golden sandy beach making it perfect for watersports enthusiasts to enjoy kite surfing, kayaking, windsurfing, SUP, wakeboarding and water-skiing or families to enjoy a day on the beach. Exmouth’s new multi-million pound beach front Watersport Centre is due to open for Summer 2020. Exmouth lies at the gateway of the The Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage site dating back over 250 million years covering 95 miles of stunning coastline, rich in geological interest with spectacular scenery.

Note: Please contact the office should you wish to book 1 The Quay for longer than one week.

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Reviews

“Idyllic location (waking up in the morning to an estuary view a highlight) and a cottage you could happily spend all day in (the top bedroom/sitting area is a magnificent spot to sit at any time) or explore either side of the Exe.”

“This was a wonderful holiday.”

“Third time at No1 and have enjoyed our stay as much as before.”

“The Quay must rate as one of the best places we have every stayed in over twenty years of holidaying in self catering.”

“This charming cottage is in set in one of the most beautiful locations, looking through the main bedroom window is like looking at a painting, but it's a different picture everyday.”

“Mr”

“Mrs”

“Beautiful cottage in a perfect location”

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About the location

Lympstone