Little Redlap - Delightful sea and garden views, near Dartmouth

Dartmouth

Little Redlap is a stunning detached period home situated in the small hamlet of Redlap, just a few miles from the historic port of Dartmouth.

Built in 1936 by architect Sir John Hubert Worthington, Little Redlap has been significantly updated throughout the years to encaps
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HIGHLIGHTS

Sleeps:16 Bedrooms:6 Beds:10 Bathrooms:5
Sea View
Beach Nearby
Family Friendly
Garden
WiFi
Pets friendly
Suitable For Children
Suitable For Infants

PROPERTY DETAILS

THE SPACE

A timber door leads to the entrance and staircase. Engineered oak flooring leads to the fantastic open plan, living kitchen/dining room with three large, floor-to-ceiling sliding windows overlooking the truly wonderful gardens.

There is a beautiful bespoke handmade kitchen with built-in fridge, dishwasher, an oil-fuelled AGA, ample worktops and a breakfast bar, and with seating to the side.

Stairs lead to the first and lower-ground floor utility/ games room.

The large living/dining room with centrepiece stone fireplace and original oak flooring also has high ceilings, with windows overlooking the gardens and the sea beyond.

The dual-aspect TV snug room has double doors leading to the rear garden and to the garage. There's also a cloakroom and boot room.

From the kitchen, stairs lead to the lower level with a utility area, with adjacent shower room, WC and a hand basin.

Upstairs, the extensive landing leads to the east section of the property with the principal bedroom enjoying wonderful high ceilings and large windows overlooking the rear gardens, Start Bay and the golden beaches of Hallsands and Beesands.

A further double bedroom has dual aspect with far-reaching views. This area includes a bathroom.

There are three further double bedrooms, all of which enjoy countryside and sea views. There is a bathroom (with walk-in shower) and a shower room with WC and a hand basin.

On the second floor, is the loft bedroom with a generous en-suite, including a walk-in shower, WC and a hand basin that sleeps 3 guests in a double and single bed.

Outside, from the ample parking for several vehicles, steps lead down to the gardens and a door to the kitchen. There's additional parking at the front of the house
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The stunning walled rear gardens have a wealth of mature flowers, shrubs and trees with a large patio area adjacent to the house. Take in the serene, breathtaking views across the surrounding gardens, country landscape and the sea.

There are steps down to the large, level, formal lawn and pergola perfect for al fresco dining and summer picnics.

Stone walling with steps down to a treelined path to further lawn areas, a stone outbuilding with the private water facility and a good-sized vegetable area with a greenhouse and a shed.

STAYING RULES

Always leave the key in the keysafe each time you leave the house.
Always lock all doors and windows if you go out, especially on your departure day.
Smoking or vaping is strictly prohibited. If you choose to smoke outside, please ensure you remove any cigarette butts or other litter.
We know many friends and families like to visit the area simultaneously, and they may want to spend a few hours with you at the property.
Keep indoor gatherings to a minimum.
Hosting parties is not allowed.
Guests who are not part of your booking group cannot stay overnight.
Please keep noise levels to a minimum after dark out of respect for your neighbours.
Ensure you leave the property clean and tidy before you leave on your last day.
Please remove all your rubbish at the end of your visit - don’t leave anything inside the house (Please see the Waste Disposal section of this manual).

GUEST ACCESS

Fresh Escapes will provide access details to the property exactly 48 hours before your check-in time. Little Redlap is for your exclusive use.

INTERACTION

Fresh Escapes is a professional holiday letting and management company with years of experience marketing, managing and even owning holiday homes in and around Devon. We’re proud of our family roots and aim to provide this same family feel to all our guests. We know that many of our guests come on holiday to escape the world, and so we won't disturb you too much during your stay. We'll check in with you after you've arrived, and we'll be on hand if you need anything during your visit, but the house is yours to enjoy and we hope you'll love it as much as we do.

OTHER THINGS TO NOTE

There is easy access to a beach which is only 5/10 minutes from the house. Further directions will be provided in check-in details.

GETTING AROUND

A car is recommended. However, if you enjoy walking, the coastal path is easy to access from Little Dartmouth National Trust, and is around 20-minute walk into Dartmouth.

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

The coastal village of Stoke Fleming lies on the shores of Start Bay just three miles from Dartmouth. Its clifftop position, lying within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, provides panoramic views over one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the UK. Within walking distance is the award-winning beach at Blackpool Sands, and other beaches along the shores of the bay and along the coast top Salcombe are within easy reach by car. Inland the countryside is of rolling hills and winding lanes, with woodlands, streams and pastures.

The village has a pub, restaurant called Radius 7, café-restaurant and shop at Blackpool Sands, post office, church and primary school. All the facilities of Dartmouth – shops, cafes and restaurants, river trips, boat hire and angling - are 10 minutes away. The South Devon Coast Path runs through the parish, and on the edge of the parish is Woodlands Leisure Park, with attractions for all the family.

Nearby Towns:

DARTMOUTH - 1 mile
STOKE FLEMING - 0.67 miles
Kingswear - 1.18 miles
KINGSWEAR - 1.44 miles
Strete - 2.47 miles
Capton - 3.26 miles
Blackawton - 3.31 miles
Dittisham - 3.54 miles
Slapton - 4.01 miles
Merrifield - 4.2 miles
GALMPTON, TORBAY - 4.36 miles

AMENITIES

  • Pets allowed
  • Suitable for events
  • Suitable for children (2-12 years)
  • Suitable for infants (under 2 years)
  • BBQ grill
  • Cable TV
  • Dishwasher
  • Dryer
  • Free parking on premises
  • Heating
  • Indoor fireplace
  • Refrigerator
  • Stove
  • TV
  • Washer
  • Bathtub
  • Beach
  • Bed linens
  • Carbon monoxide detector
  • Children’s books and toys
  • Cleaning Disinfection
  • Coffee maker
  • Cookware
  • Desk
  • Dishes and silverware
  • Emergency exit
  • Enhanced cleaning practices
  • Essentials
  • Extra pillows and blankets
  • Family/kid friendly
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
  • Garden or backyard
  • Hangers
  • Hair dryer
  • High chair
  • High touch surfaces disinfected
  • Hot water
  • Internet
  • Kettle
  • Kitchen
  • Laptop friendly workspace
  • Luggage dropoff allowed
  • Microwave
  • Near Ocean
  • Oven
  • Ocean Front
  • Pack ’n Play/travel crib
  • Patio or balcony
  • Private entrance
  • Room-darkening shades
  • Rural
  • Smoke detector
  • Stereo system
  • Sea view
  • Toaster
  • Towels provided
  • Village
  • Water View
  • Wireless Internet
  • Beach Front
  • Iron
  • Free parking on street
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About DARTMOUTH

Clinging to a steep hillside and cradling an exceptionally pretty harbour, Dartmouth’s ancient narrow streets are filled with independent shops, art galleries, delicatessens and chic restaurants. Don’t forget the pubs: the town’s naval history means there is a roaring trade in traditional nautical inns. You will be spoilt for choice when it comes to finding things to do. Crime writer Agatha Christie’s home Greenway is a delight, while stunning walks, the ancient Dartmouth Castle, a fascinating museum and the royal naval college are real treasures to be explored. 

There are many beaches within easy reach of the town – each one offering a different experience, whether it is building sandcastles or walking along the coast. Further afield, quirky market towns, fish markets, stately homes and theme parks abound. Woodlands Theme Park is a great day out for all the family, National Trust property Coleton Fishacre ticks boxes for history buffs and gardeners, and Brixham and Totnes offer great restaurants, character and scope for atmospheric ambles.

Where to eat and drink
The Seahorse

Celebrity chef Mitch Tonks has put Dartmouth on the foodie destination map: try the Seahorse, which has a sensational seasonal fish menu that changes daily. Dishes are cooked over a charcoal fire.

What to do
Watersports

Visitors flock to the harbour to enjoy the sights as well as to get out and enjoy the watersports on offer. From sailing, paddleboarding and sea kayaking to rollicking RIB rides and scenic boat and ferry trips, there is a water-based activity for all ages and abilities in Dartmouth.

Where to walk
The Dart Estuary

The Dart estuary – a challenging ramble that skirts the magnificent estuary of the River Dart and also explores part of Dartmouth on the South West Coast Path.

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BOOKING DETAILS

Little Redlap - Delightful sea and garden views, near Dartmouth
Dartmouth