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The Boat Shed

Beer

Sleeps
4
Bathrooms
2
Bedrooms
2
Sea View
Parking
Pets Allowed
From its elevated position at the top of the historic coastal village of Beer, The Boat Shed is a delightful cottage offering countryside views from the property and fantastic sea views from the garden area. Combining coastal charm with comfortable modern living, the cottage provides an idyllic base for families, couples, or friends seeking a relaxing break on the Jurassic Coast.

Allowing up to 2 dogs and providing off-road parking, a private terrace, and shared use of the beautiful gardens with views across the coast to the sea, The Boat Shed really is an ideal base to simply relax and unwind or explore all that this fantastic coastal area has to offer
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Layout


Seating area in front of property

Ground Floor

Bedroom 1 - Twin beds - Views over garden

Shower Room - WC

Dining Area

Kitchen


First Floor

Bedroom 2 -
King-size bed - Countryside views - 2 steps down to - Ensuite Shower - Bath - WC

Lounge - Smart TV - Views to Countryside

Outside Area

Path leads round the side of the cottage to a private seating area - Views to the sea

Shared use of owners garden area with various seating areas

Allocated parking for 1 car

Facilities

  • Sea View
  • Patio/Decking
  • Refrigerator
  • Dogs Allowed
  • Oven
  • WiFi
  • Washing Machine
  • Fridge
  • Smart TV
  • Parking
  • Garden
  • Dishwasher
  • Microwave
  • Toaster
  • Freezer
  • Washer/Dryer
  • Outdoor cooking

Key Details

Linen & Towels included

Parking - Off road for 1 car

Front and rear patio areas with seating - shared use of large garden area

A maximum of 2 dogs accepted - First dog is FOC

BBQ available upon request

This property is on site with 2 other properties. The Seaside Inn and The Beach House
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Location

This charming fishing village in south-east Devon grew up around a smugglers' cove and its fascinating history makes it popular with visitors - particularly exciting is the story of smuggler Jack Rattenbury, nicknamed "Rob Roy of the West". Visit the famous Beer Quarry Caves, where 19th century smugglers like Jack would store contraband, and which are the main source in England for Beer stone, used in the construction of many cathedrals and churches and even in Buckingham Palace. A large part of Beer's history revolved around the making of lace, and former customers have included Queen Victoria (the flounce for her wedding dress was made here) and the Prince and Princess of Wales.

A feature of Beer is the brook which runs through the town and down to the sea. The saying goes that you are not a true Beer local until you have fallen into the brook, perhaps more likely after a spot of ale at one of the local pubs along the way.
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