Ambermist is a delightful house situated in the heart of Churchstow, Devon. With private driveway parking for two cars, this family-friendly retreat offers a perfect base for families or groups of friends seeking to explore the charming surroundings and enjoy a memorable getaway. Upon entering this single-storey abode, you will be greeted by a spacious king-size bedroom, complete with a TV for your entertainment. Further along, discover a family room, boasting three single beds and another TV, perfect for keeping the children entertained. The property also benefits from a sleek bathroom, fitted with a bath, shower over, basin, and WC, providing a serene space to unwind and freshen up after a day of adventures. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the well-equipped kitchen, where you can prepare delicious meals for your loved ones. The garage hosts a utility space, housing a washing machine and tumble dryer, which adds an extra layer of convenience to your stay. The living/dining room is a welcoming space, featuring a Smart TV and DVD player for intimate movie nights in. An electric fire adds a touch of warmth and ease to the room, making it the perfect spot to relax and unwind. The dining area, with seating for five, provides a sociable space for enjoying meals together. Step outside to the garden, where you can enjoy the fresh Devon air. The patio, complete with furniture, is an ideal spot for alfresco dining or simply enjoying a morning coffee as you plan the day's activities. Immerse yourself in the local attractions, beginning with an exhilarating day out at the Woodlands Family Theme Park, perfect for all ages. Alternatively, delve into history with a visit to Kingsbridge Cookworthy Museum, discover the hidden gems within the South Devon Maize Maze, or soak up the sun and sea air at the renowned Blackpool Sands beach. The National Trust's Greenway, once the holiday home of author Agatha Christie, offers not only an interesting inside look at her life but also boasts charming gardens for a breezy afternoon stroll. Cross the Dart Estuary to visit Dartmouth Castle for stunning views and fascinating history, or drive to Plymouth's National Marine Aquarium, the UK’s largest, with over 4000 aquatic creatures including sharks and rays. Refreshing city greenery is available at Central Park, and the previously naval hub, Royal William Yard, has blossomed into a foodie’s paradise with a range of eateries and events. No matter how you choose to spend your time in Devon, you’ll always have a warm and inviting home to return to at Ambermist.

A modest village resting in the South Hams district in south Devon, Churchstow makes a fantastic base for exploring the many wonders of Devon. Positioned with an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, there's plenty of scenic walking and cycling routes in the local area, with plenty of nature to discover within the countryside and along the coast too. The village benefits from a Post Office with a convenient shop inside, as well as a local pub, Church House Inn, bursting with character and rich history, it makes a lovely spot for a traditional pub lunch. Churchstow is also home to the 14th century St Mary's church, a Grade II* listed building made up of local dark slate; a true marvel to be seen. The charming market town of Kingsbridge can be found just a scenic drive away, a popular tourist hub for its scenic estuary perfect for sailing and rolling green hills making it the ultimate walking destination. The town is also home to the Cookworthy Museum, Red Propeller Gallery and Mayne Gallery, wonderful for those seeking a day rich in culture, with plenty of quaint eateries to take your pick from for your evening meal. Venture to the resort town of Salcombe to find ample watersporting opportunities such as paddle boarding, kayaking sailing, surfing and much more, as well as attractions such as the Salcombe Maritime Museum, Salcombe Distilling Co., a beautiful beach and the National Trust wonder of the Edwardian Overbeck's Museum and Garden, offering something for every taste. The port city of Plymouth is worth visiting to uncover its maritime heritage and historic Barbican district, or spend a day exploring the South Devon aonb with its five estuaries, over 200 miles of right of way and unspoilt coastlines, it's sure to provide a day out to remember. In reach of Bantham, Ivybridge, Paignton, Torquay, the Dartmoor National Park and so much more, Churchstow makes a fantastic base for exploring this scenic area of Devon.

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