About this property
In Kingsand, opposite the beach slipway, a handsome, Grade II listed, Georgian house on three levels with splendid out-to-sea views. A huge amount of work and restoration has transformed it into a lovely, spacious home, with its quirky origins cleverly dovetailed with 21st cent. comfort. A wonderful house for extended families. Some low door lintels - tall people beware! From lane through the little porch to a hall with Victorian tiled floor; living room with wood-burning stove, and sea view; at the back, generous kitchen with dining table and chairs glazed doors to courtyard and, at the far end, a comfy sofa, and door to teeny outdoor area and utility shed. Under-stairs toilet (mind head!). From hall, stairs (stair gates) up to first floor and three bedrooms, a roomy double with futon sofa bed, en suite shower-room and sea view, another double and a twin; family bathroom. Further stairs up to the second floor and a king-size bedroom with the best sea view, and bathroom with good sea view from the bath! A secure courtyard on two levels with steps up to a patio with garden furniture back gate to a private footway. A gorgeous house beside the beach and within strolling distance of the pub
The twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand, with narrow streets winding between pastel-coloured cottages, lie on the Rame Peninsula just 5 miles from Plymouth.
Accommodation
Over three floors.
Ground floor: Sitting room with wood burning stove and sea view.
Kitchen with dining area and glazed doors to courtyard.
Utility shed containing tumble dryer and washing machine.
Cloakroom.
First floor, three bedrooms: 1 x double with futon sofa bed, sea view and en suite shower-room, 1 x double, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Second floor: 1 x king-size double and sea view.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Central heating with wood burning stove.
Microwave, fridge-freezer, tumble dryer, washing machine, dishwasher, Smart TV with DVD, WiFi, Phone.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Parking is available in a public car park nearby (there is a generous space for unloading opposite the house, adjacent to the sea wall).
Enclosed garden.
Up to two well-behaved dogs welcome, there is an additional charge for each dog.
Sorry no smoking.
Pub less than 1 mile from property.
Note: This property is best for a maximum of 8 adults.
Note: Dogs are permitted in kitchen/courtyard area only.
Reviews (40)
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Niamh
Very comfortable and spacious and extremely well equipped. We would definitely recommend this as place to stay to enjoy both the villages of Kingsand and Cawsand as well as the surrounding area which is stunning.
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Alison
The location is superb! The house is so close to the sea with access straight to the beach just across from the porch! It is also located centrally in the beautiful village and within easy walking distance of everything and stunning coastal walks. The views from the front facing bedrooms were amazing! Being so close to the water , it was so relaxing to hear the sound of the sea lapping the shore. The house is very well equipped and beautifully decorated with a beach theme. There is plenty of space but it also has a lovely cosy feel. It has a great out door space for hanging all your wet stuff from the beach and a lovely area to sit in the sun at the top and relax! This is a great place to stay for sea lovers. The whole area is stunning.
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Ella
It couldnât be more perfect for the views. Everything is within walking distance so the car was left in the nearby carpark for the week. The photos of Nirvanas interior were obviously taken many years ago. It is dated and is in desperate need of some maintenance. eg) the floor tiles in the upper bathroom are lose without grout, the bathroom shower screens are black and mouldy, as are the taps, the paintwork is chipped everywhere, there was a huge pile of games and brochures and cushions just dumped in the corner of the kitchen.) It has the oddest pieces of random, cheap furniture. The beds were comfortable and clean and the kitchen had everything one needed. We visited in October and there was no heating, which meant we were cold in the evenings. Sadly, we wouldnât chose to stay at Nirvana again but we will definitely be returning to Cawsand / Kingsand in March â24 which is the loveliest, friendliest coastal village. There are 5 pubs, a wonderful bakery, a couple of gifts shops and an amazing deli. The coastal walk is to Penlee is breathtaking,