This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. Located in the centre of Kingsbridge with parking for one car and within walking distance of all the shops, the cinema, the sports centre as well as local pubs and restaurants. It’s a great location to explore the town and the many area’s of outstanding natural beauty around the area.
Originally converted in 2001, Bottom Corner, has everything you need for a comfortable stay. The staircase up to the house is still visible, however, it is boarded up from the other side with acoustic panelling to ensure your privacy. The open plan living space is complete with it’s own motorbike, a Yamaha SR500 imported in 1981, after all it was a garage.
There is a washing machine and tumble dryer housed in the floor to ceiling cupboards, plus combination microwave, recycling and rubbish bins. There is a slimline dishwasher, full size fridge freezer, oven, hob and Nespresso coffee machine.
The bedroom has a king size bed, lots of wardrobe space and a chest of drawers.
The bathroom has an electric shower with constant hot water.
Small sized cars can park in front of the double doors, but larger cars will have to park on the hill to ensure easy access for other neighbouring cars and access to the accommodation as the doors open outwards.
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We live above so can be on hand if needed but prefer to leave you to your own devices. Message via Airbnb if assistance is required.
Kingsbridge is a market town in the beautiful South Hams. A great location to explore the many beaches from the UK’s no 1, Blackpool Sands, to the surfers paradise of Bantham and Bigbury-on-Sea. For something different, head towards the Moors and the wild roaming Dartmoor Ponies. Take a tour of the multiple National Trust properties in the area including Agatha Christie’s place, Greenway House. Surrounded by many local providers of exceptional food and drink, a weeks stay just won’t be long enough.
There is parking for one small to medium car outside in front of the double doors but do not pull up to close as the doors open outwards. If you have a larger car, it is easier to park facing down the hill. There is a bus stop at the top of the road or on the quay if needed.
