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Shepherds Patch

The property has been refurbished and now benefits from light and spacious rooms all of which are beautifully presented.

The sandy beach and spectacular coastline of the South Devon coast are approximately half a mile away.
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Sleeps: 10

Property type: Cottage

Nearest Airport: Exeter - 45 miles

Nearest Bar/Pub: The Village Inn - 2 mins walk

Nearest Restaurant: Thurlestone Hotel - 2 mins

Location Type: Near the Sea, Quiet, Village

Bedrooms: 3 x Double Bedrooms, 2 x Twin Bedrooms.

Bathrooms: I Bathroom, 3 en-suites, cloakroom downstairs

Kitchen: Cooker, hob, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washer/dryer, Iron. Large kitchen with an Island unit and stable door to the courtyard.

General: Central Heating, Telephone (incoming calls only). Bed Linen, House Towels (Bring your own Beach Towels please), Electricity and VAT are included in the price. Guests have FREE use of our BT Broadband/Wi-Fi.

Dining: Separate dining room in New England stylewith a large table and 10 chairs.

Entertainment: Freeview TV, DVD, Radio, CD System. BT Broadband is available.

Outside: Enclosed cottage garden, Parking for 1 car. Garden furniture for dining alfresco
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Please note that we are unable to supply a Barbecue
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Suitability: Children Welcome but please note that we are unable to supply a cot, high chair or stair gate. Suitable for the Elderly.

Whilst we accept well behaved dogs for an additional cost of £30 per pet, per week or per short break stay, please contact us to check if you wish to take more than one dog.

Please note some of the photos may have been taken with a wide angled lens

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Full Description

On entering the property through the thatched entrance porch, you are welcomed by a large hall, which affords access to all the ground floor rooms.
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The beamed lounge benefits from a feature fireplace with electric fire, leather sofas, TV, DVD and a range of New England style furniture.

The conservatory can be accessed through double doors and overlooks the garden and patio area.

The spacious kitchen incorporates an Island unit and is well equipped with modern facilities including a washer dryer, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave and range cooker.

The dual aspect dining room, accessed off the hall and also the kitchen, incorporates a large dining table with seating for 10, and a complimentary range of nautical style furniture.

The ground floor also features a cloakroom with W.C.

Wooden stairs lead to the first floor landing, off of which are three double bedrooms with en-suites
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Two of the bedrooms have four poster beds and all benefit from a range of antique furniture and super views over the garden.

The en-suites have either a bath or shower - including one with a jacuzzi bath.

The second floor incorporates 2 twin bedded rooms which have been delightfully furnished in cotemporary style. They both share a bathroom, with bath.

Outside, the enclosed garden enjoys secluded privacy and has been well stocked with a variety of plants and shrubs. There is a small lawned area, a patio with furniture for dining alfresco, and at the side of the property, there is a parking space.

Additional parking available nearby in the village.

Whilst we accept well behaved dogs for an additional cost of £50 per pet, per week or per short break stay, please contact us to check if you wish to take more than one dog.

Location

Thurlestone

The famous coastal village of Thurlestone is renowned for its abundance of thatched pink and cream-washed cottages, its 13th Century church, the village shop and the traditional local inn
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Backed by rolling farmland and a sprawling cliff top golf course, the village is ideally situated for those wanting to explore the locality, especially with the benefit of the South Devon Heritage path which runs through Thurlestone.

There are two main beaches at Thurlestone. The smaller of these, Thurlestone Sands, is near to The Thurlestone golf club and at the Southern end of the beach, you can explore the rock pools around the spectacular arched rock to which the village owes its name.

The larger beach is further along the coast in the direction of South Milton.

Both have fine shingle and sand coverings and are in sheltered locations. Surfing, windsurfing and canoeing are all popular activities at the beach and, during the summer months, a range of sports equipment can be hired.

There are many other beaches to explore along this beautiful coastline, including Hope Cove, Bigbury and Bantham.

Nearby attractions include Salcombe, (famous for sailing), Agatha Christie's Burgh Island, historical market towns of Totnes and Modbury, Dartmouth, Dittisham and Dartmoor.
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