Step through the door and feel it immediately — that gentle exhale as the world outside slows down. This Grade II listed cottage in the heart of Stokenham is filled with light, warmth, and the kind of charm that only comes with history.
Sunshine pours through original sash windows into a serene lounge with views over the village. When evening comes, the log burner crackles to life — the perfect backdrop for a glass of wine and nowhere to be.
The stylish kitchen-diner makes cooking feel like a pleasure, not a chore. And just beyond the back door, a lawned garden with views across the rooftops invites sunset drinks on the terrace.
You’re moments from two village pubs, a farm shop, a cosy café — and the beach is just a mile down the lane.
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Modern comforts meet cottage character throughout. Upstairs, two beautifully presented bedrooms — one king, one twin — share a spacious bathroom with a roll-top bath and separate shower. There’s also a ground floor shower room for convenience.
The utility room keeps things practical with a washing machine, dryer, and space for boots and coats after a day exploring.
Dogs are welcome. Parking is free in the village car park, just a short stroll away.
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Within a few feet of the cottage, you’ll find the highly reputable Tradesman’s Arms and further down in the village The Church House Inn, both of which are child friendly and serve delicious food.
There is a bus stop on the main road which takes you to Dartmouth, Kingsbridge, and Plymouth. Stokenham is around one mile from the sea, a couple of minutes in the car or a 15 minute walk.
Head to Slapton Ley at Torcross to access miles of walks over the spectacular coastline.
The coastal village of Beesands is a 45-minute walk or 10-minute drive which is a popular beach location with views of Start Point lighthouse – a must for a day out exploring.
The award-winning village pub The Cricket Inn serves incredible seafood all year round and is just perfect to sit outside in their large outdoor area for a drink on a sunny day.
The local farm shop is a minute in the car on the road towards Torcross, it has a butchers, offers fresh bread and fruit & veg and also has an excellent cafe. The onsite brewery opens it’s Tap House bar on evenings which appeals to locals and visitors alike.
1 x Family bathroom with separate bath & shower
1 x Downstairs shower room
In the local village car park
In the local village car park
