Lighthouse View

Brixham, Devon

A break at Lighthouse View is all about embracing coastal life and spending quality time with family in a relaxing setting

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Features
Overview
Things to Know
Rooms
Availability
Location

key features

Sea View

Within 500m From The Beach

Wi-Fi

Parking

Enclosed Garden

Garden/backyard

Woodburner / Open Fire

Patio/balcony

Children Welcome

Near Coast Path

BBQ

BBQ Area

Family Friendly

Bathtub

Washing Machine

Bluetooth Speaker

Cot Available

High Chair

Near A Golf Course

Hair Dryer

Microwave

Refrigerator

Oven

Iron

Overview

The second you arrive you’ll be taken aback by the views out to sea towards Brixham marina and around the bay towards Torquay. The open plan living space is flooded with light from the large window to make a peaceful retreat to relax and unwind, and the original wooden flooring adds to the charm. Don’t forget your binoculars, as the comfy window seat provides the perfect vantage point to watch the local fishermen heading out on their next adventure.

Budding cooks can rustle up a feast in the inviting kitchen or you can head out to your private garden and fire up the barbecue on a warm summer’s night. And on cooler evenings, you can curl up in front of the flickering wood burner with the clan for a movie night with some of the best fish and chips around.

When it’s time to explore, a short ten minute stroll along the coast will bring you to Brixham’s pretty harbour. There’s so much to see from the boutique shops and art galleries to the Golden Hind replica, perfect for the little ones to discover their inner pirate.

A visit to Brixham wouldn’t be complete without sampling the fresh seafood that’s brought back to shore each day or if you love to be on the water, you can catch a day trip along the coast to nearby Torquay. Paignton, one of South Devon's best loved towns is a short drive away where you'll find long stretches of golden sand and traditional seaside charm for those bucket and spade days.

Things to know

Check in time: 17:00
Check out time: 10:00
Number of steps: 8 external steps, 1 flight of internal stairs
Type of heating: Central heating
Linen & Towels: Bed linen is provided for your stay, however, if you require use of the travel cot you will need to bring your own cot linen. Each guest will be supplied with one hand towel and one bath towel for their stay. (if your holiday is longer than 10 days, please contact the Luxury Coastal team to discuss a mid-stay linen change)
Wi-Fi: This property offers free Wi-Fi for guests, however, we cannot guarantee the speed and connectivity. Therefore, if you are planning to work during your holiday, we recommend bringing a wifi dongle.
Wood Burner: 1 basket of wood on arrival. Additional baskets can be supplied at £5 per basket.
Smoking: All of our properties are non-smoking and we ask that any party member who smokes, do so off the premises.
Additional Extras: Additional baskets of wood can be supplied at £5 per basket.

Room Information

Living
Open plan with the kitchen and dining area with commanding views over Torbay
Sofa, two tub chairs and a window seat, wood burning stove and TV with Freeview
Kitchen & Dining
Kitchen

Open plan with the dining and living area
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine

Dining area

Table and six chairs
Bedrooms
Master Bedroom

Double bed, wardrobe and bedside cabinets
Stunning views over Torbay

Bedroom Two

Bunk beds, wardrobe and cabinets with TV

Bedroom Three

Double bed, wardrobe and bedside cabinets
Bathrooms
Family Bathroom

Bath with overhead shower, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail
Outside
Private garden area with picnic bench and BBQ
Parking
Parking for one car on the drive at the front of the property.
There is unrestricted parking on the road outside for additional cars.

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Welcome to Brixham

There’s a nostalgic feeling to Brixham holidays that makes them feel a world away from the daily grind; a friendliness from the locals who call the town home as well as a tangible connection to its seafaring past. This picturesque town perched quietly on Devon’s south coast is still a bustling fishing port, where clusters of colourful cottages in every shade of the rainbow seemingly tumble down the hill towards the harbour’s quay, with boats and trawlers offloading their daily hauls ready to be transformed into the local restaurants’ ‘catch of the day’.