Living Area

Located on the first floor

Furnished with a sofa and three arm chairs

Smart TV with Freeview (allowing guests to *stream from providers like Netflix* and compatible with Amazon Firestick), and DVD player

Views out to sea


*Please note that guests will need to use their own log in details


Kitchen

Located on the ground floor

Open pan with the dining area

Electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, microwave, cafetieres, washing machine


Dining Area

Located on the ground floor

Open plan with the kitchen area

Table with seating for six

Wood burning fire


Master Bedroom

Located on the first floor

King size bed, bed side table and chairs

Wardrobe and chest of drawers

En suite shower room


Bedroom Two

Located on the first floor

Super king size bed (which can be configured as a twin on request), bed side table and chairs


Bedroom Three

Located on the first floor

Bunk beds with wall mounted lights

En suite shower room


Family Bathroom

Located on the first floor

Bath with shower over, hand basin, heated towel rail, WC


Bathroom Two

En suite to master bedroom

Shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC


Bathroom Three

En suite to bedroom three

Shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC


Outside

Enclosed furnished courtyard

Unfenced cliffs mean children and dogs will need supervision


Parking

Parking for two cars

The property is access by 82 steps from the car park

Originally built as a home for the staff and families who manned the Eddystone Lighthouse, this three-bedroom apartment is arranged over two floors, with an open plan living area occupying the upper level. Beautifully furnished, with a bright and airy atmosphere throughout, the lounge boasts sea views from nearly every angle, making it the perfect place to watch the changing moods of ocean. The lovely Shaker style kitchen which is open plan with the dining room, has plenty of worktop space and is equipped with modern, integrated appliances and a range of utensils and crockery. Further wonderful views make cooking and entertaining a pleasure, and for those glorious summery evenings there’s a furnished front terrace where guests can enjoy a refreshment or two while taking in the ocean panoramas towards Plymouth Sound. Surrounded by unspoiled countryside and wide sea views, it’s unsurprising that there are many wonderful walks in the area, the best of which is the 5-mile circular route along the coast path which passes right by the property’s front door. This stunning section of the South West Coast Path takes in the wild beauty of Rame Peninsula’s position in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty with woodland and wildflowers to enjoy, as well as sandy bays and the historic villages of Kingsand and Cawsand. Of course if you’d like to spend time on the beach during your stay, you’ll also have plenty of beautiful sandy stretches to choose from including Penlee Point Beach (just a short scramble along the path), Cawsand Bay and Kingsand Bay, and Whitsand Bay which at low tide sprawls for 4 shimmering miles. A seasonal ferry from nearby Cawsand transports visitors to the Barbican in Plymouth during the summer months so for those who fancy a spot of shopping and culture this is a great way to spend the day. The trip takes about half an hour and the Barbican is a fun spot for all the family, with a range of bars and cafes and a small museum about the US Pilgrim’s Mayflower voyage. Plymouth itself offers a huge range of activities too, including the national marine aquarium, museums and art galleries, climbing walls, theatres and the Drake Centre shopping centre. *Please note that the property is accessed via 82 steps, so wouldn't be suitable for guests with limited mobility.