Charming cottage with panoramic views of the bay

Perched above Brixham's bustling harbour, Rock Cottage is a deceptively spacious semi-detached home boasting panoramic views over the outer harbour and out to sea. The huge picture window and outdoor terrace command views that are unrivalled in the town. Rock Cottage is just a 2 minute walk to the harbour area boasting family pubs, restaurants and quaint independent shops. This large cottage sleeps 6 and is pet friendly. Stay here for unrivalled views and summer evening sunsets.

The cottage is set over four floors offering plenty of space for families and larger groups.

When you first walk in you will see the sitting room with the large picture window overlooking the harbour offering stunning views of the harbour and marina. Well equipped with plenty of board games, comfy seating as well as a desk and chair facing the views should you require a desk area.

On the lower ground level is a large open plan kitchen equipped with a large gas range cooker, integrated dishwasher and a washer dryer as well as being well equipped with crockery and cooking utensils. There is a family size fridge freezer as well as a kettle, toaster, microwave and a Nespresso machine. There is also a spacious dining area and table facing the french doors which directly lead you to the terrace where you can enjoy an early morning coffee while you take in the beautiful Marina views.

There is also a small bathroom located on this floor.

On the first floor there is a bedroom with a set of full size bunk beds overlooking the harbour - children love this room! Next door is an attractive double bedroom featuring a king size bed, a chest of drawers and a dresser unit. There is a large family bathroom also featuring a bath and shower.

On the top floor there is a spacious bedroom with a double bed and a sofa bed if required and the Velux windows provide views of the harbour and breakwater. The en-suite has a walk in electric shower cubicle as well as toilet and sink.

The garden is easily accessed on the ground floor and is secure and private.

Guest Access
The Town and Harbour are just a two minute walk from the property. The cottage's unique location means that private parking is not available immediately outside the property but there is ample parking in the public roads near the property. Spaces are generally available in both Garlic Rea and Great Rea Road all within a short walking distance. Alternatively there is a long stay car park at Brixham Marina where guests can purchase a permit from the ticket machine.

NOTES
- Check in: 3pm Check out: 10am
- £100 security deposit
- No smoking or vaping permitted
- Sofa bed located on the top floor which can accommodate two children. Additional fee of £20 per night if required.
- This property includes a small welcome/starter pack to help you on your first day of arrival. This consists of 2 toilet rolls, washing up liquid, 2 dishwasher tablets (if applicable), a washing up cloth, sponge & tea towel and tea, coffee & milk sachets. Cupboard staples and any other extras are not as standard therefore we recommend ensuring you have your own supplies of anything else required.

Neighbourhood description
Famous for fishing, art and those colourful houses lining the harbour, Brixham is one of the busiest fishing ports in the UK and is home to some of the finest sea food you can think of, but it isn’t just about fishing. Brixham is also rife with art and culture and has several unique attractions suitable for the whole family.

Brixham is a great destination for art lovers, the town has a great range of art galleries that feature local artists as well as showcasing visiting installations. On the Strand, you’ll even have the opportunity to see artists working.

The town also boasts a museum and tours around the coast so you can get a real taste of its maritime heritage. Brixham is the home of the Golden Hind replica, a recreation of Sir Francis Drake’s flagship. Visitors can experience life on board and explore all five decks, it’s a great exhibition for kids learning about the Tudors or for adults who want to find out a bit more about the UK’s history.

Being a fishing port, you can expect a great choice of seafood restaurants with many independent, local establishments offering menus made from fresh local produce. It isn’t all fish though, Brixham’s restaurants and cafes are also supplied by an excellent selection of butchers and green grocers. You’ll be spoilt for choice!

For walkers, The South West Coast Path will take you as far as your legs will carry you, and entertaining the little ones couldn’t be easier with Paignton Zoo, The Dartmouth Steam Railway and Splashdown @ Quay West all within a short drive.