9 The Downs is a ground floor apartment set in 4 acres of lawned gardens with a variety of sea views or secluded areas where you can settle into a good book surrounded by complete peace and quiet. The entrance to the apartment is accessed via a courtyard. The spacious hallway goes through to the light and airy living area. This lounge diner has a traditional decor with comfortable sofas and a corner bench dinner table. The adjoining kitchen features the generic kitchen crockery and cutlery. Appliances include a dishwasher, kettle, toaster, oven and hob, combined fridge freezer and washing machine. All you need for creating a family feast is right to hand. The property has two bedrooms and a bathroom. The first bedroom is an adult bunk bed room. The bedroom overlooks the pebbly courtyard at the back of the property and in the distance the coastline and countryside. Adjacent to this bedroom is the large bathroom, complete with an enclosed bath and overhead shower, basin, toilet, and heated towel rail. At the end of the hallway, the master bedroom is found. This gorgeously bright bedroom boasts a large double bed, wardrobe space and a great view of the surrounding countryside.

9 The Downs is located well within South Hams, access and exploration of the neighbouring towns and sights could not be made easier. With landmark scenery inclusive of the majestic and ancient Thurlestone Rock, the nearby Burgh Island with Art Deco hotel (Agatha Christie’s inspirational location for her novel ‘Evil Under The Sun’) and the beautiful golden sands of Bantham Beach, ever popular with families and surfers alike, this property is in a great location. The flat is within walking distance of many splendid beaches suitable for swimming, surfing, sailing and walking. A local pub and village store are within easy walking distance. The coastal path and Thurlestone golf course are both directly accessible from the flat. The ancient market town of Kingsbridge is just a short drive away, with many interesting shops to browse, places to eat, a museum, and a popular fortnightly farmers market beside the estuary. Also just a short drive away is the beautiful harbour town of Salcombe, popular with sailors and with quirky shops and many places to eat out and enjoy the local seafood beside the water.