Situated in possibly the best and most unique location on the Rame peninsula, this former Trinity House fog signal building is a true hidden gem. This fabulous period property was built to house the families of staff manning nearby Eddystone Lighthouse. Atop the cliffs, this property, one of three in the building has spectacular panoramic sea views this is a truly unforgettable holiday home, ideal for older families, friends and couples. Accessed via 84 steps from the parking area, from the hall head to the sunny open plan living space, sea facing and beautifully finished. Twin doors open to the full-width balcony where you can take in the ever-changing seascape beyond. On the same level are three comfortable bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room and doors leading to a small garden area. On the lower ground floor you'll find a patio garden looking out to sea with a small communal lawned area. Sited directly along the coast path, follow in the footsteps of smugglers and explore the historic Napoleonic fortifications protecting Plymouth sound. In the evening why not meander along to the pretty fishing villages of Kingsand and Cawsand where you'll find plenty of pubs and restaurants in which to enjoy a hearty meal. The Mount Edcumbe Estate and Gardens are within easy reach as are the golden sands of Whitsand Bay. Further afield take the Cremyll foot ferry across the Tamar to spend the day exploring Plymouth with its many shops and attractions. Whatever you choose you're sure to have an unforgettable holiday at 2, The Old Signal House.

The twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand, with narrow streets and pastel-coloured cottages are on the Rame Peninsula, five miles from Plymouth. Plymouth Sound offers calm waters for watersports, fishing and bathing. Take a walk along the South West Coast Path to Penlee Point for the views of Rame Head.

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