Balamory

Balamory is a spacious house, situated in one of the best waterside locations in the west of England, on the mouth of the renowned Exe Estuary and overlooking the marina. The marina offers opportunities for sailing as well as some beautiful walks along the estuary towards Lympstone. Exmouth's town centre and beach are just a few minutes level walk. The property is tastefully furnished and equipped in a clean modern style with light and spacious accommodation.

The front door leads to an entrance hall with laminate floorin. To the right, the well-equipped kitchen/dining room has integrated appliances and French doors leading to patio garden affording superb marina views. To the left of the entrance is a utility room and a cloakroom with W.C

On the first floor there is a spacious sitting room with a living flame gas fire and Juliet balcony with French doors and unrivalled views across the marina.

Bedroom 1: On the first floor with a double bedroom with glimpses of the estuary.

Bathroom 1: On the first floor, A newly fitted good quality bathroom with a walk in shower.

Stairs lead to the second floor where there are three further bedrooms.

Bedroom 2: A double bedroom with queen sized bed with superb marina views and en-suite.

Bathroom 2: An en-suite to the above room, with a shower.

Bedroom 3: A twin bedroom with two single beds.

Bedroom 4: A bunk bedroom with 2 single beds.

Outside Space: To the side and front of the property there is a good-sized patio with garden furniture and a gate leading directly to the marina.   

Parking: Outside there is private parking for two cars. Further long stay parking can be found on Camperdown Terrace car park. 

Please note that Sweetcombe Cottage Holidays have no control over Marina Management maintenance that can occur from time to time

On the eastern bank of the estuary of the River Exe, Exmouth has everything required for a relaxing break. It is a thriving coastal town with a nationally renowned  RSPB bird sanctuary, long sandy beach, superb coastal walking along the  South West Coast Path, close to Exeter and with much to do and see - this all contributes to the town's attraction. In addition to boat days, lazing on the beach or taking the ferry up the estuary or to Dawlish Warren nature reserve, there's always  Otterton Mill,  Bicton Park stately home and gardens, the  Donkey Sanctuary at nearby Sidmouth, Woodbury Common, the  cathedral city of Exeter, and the all absorbing  Jurassic Coast with its famous fossil deposits stretching eastwards into Dorset. In terms of visitor attractions and coastal lifestyle you won't find much better than Exmouth.