A stunning stone front 16th-century terraced cottage nestled into the picturesque town of Beer, Devon. Bursting with character and an easy distance from the town centre and beach, Hope Cottage is perfect for a family looking to explore Devon. Park of-road and enter into a stunning sitting/dining area with wooden flooring, fantastic traditional wooden roofbeams lining the ceiling and a selection of welcoming sofas situated around an open fire, perfect for warming your feet after a long day at the beach, and there is a dining table within this space where guests can enjoy a heart-warming meal. A stylish kitchen combines the historical build of the property with contemporary furnishings to allow guests to create a masterpiece made from local produce. Enjoy a relaxing soak amongst the bubbles in the bathroom before finding your way into one of the three bedrooms available; a double with a hint of sage in the decor and storage, a twin with a homely feel and a single bedroom with storage and a large window. Outside the garden is simply stunning with the beautiful exterior of the cottage shrouded in shrubs and complemented by the quaint trees and old water pump, and you can enjoy this pretty space with a picnic before heading out to explore the local area. Beer is a seaside town in Devon which offers a great many things to do, beginning with the wonderful eateries and cafes within the town centre and a range of local craft shops and the Marine House Gallery. Head down to the beach and enjoy a stroll along the rocky shore before heading over to Pecorama to enjoy the gardens and model railway exhibitions or explore the wildlife of the local area with a trip to Seaton Wetlands. Beer Quarry caves makes a great day out for the family before you try your hand at fossil hunting along the Jurassic coast. With a beautiful property in a fantastic area, make a family holiday to remember with a stay at Hope Cottage.

Beer is a small picturesque fishing village on the south Devon coast near Seaton. The shingle beach is very sheltered, backed by limestone cliffs and was once fertile smuggling territory, plus contraband was hidden in nearby caves, which are now a popular tourist attraction. Beer is situated on the stretch of Devon coastline, known as the Jurassic Coast, a designated World Heritage Site, and the village offers sloping streets lined with picturesque stone houses and cottages built on many different levels of the steep valley sides. There are a good range of shops, friendly cafes, restaurants and pubs in Beer, plus just outside the village is the popular Pecorama Gardens, which are perched on the hill overlooking Lyme Bay. Pecorama boasts the Beer Heights Light Railway and indoor model railway exhibition, along with a children's play area. Beer is a unique Devon fishing village and a great place to stay.

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