Sitting in an elevated position in Bigbury-on-Sea with stunning views overlooking Burgh Island and the coastline, Tamarisk offers light-filled and spacious accommodation arranged over a single storey. The accommodation briefly comprises a spacious triple aspect sitting room with feature fireplace and wooden floor extending into a glazed conservatory with vaulted glazed ceiling and French doors to the gardens together with an open plan kitchen/dining room and a fitted utility room. The kitchen offers a range of contemporary fitted units with modern integrated appliances and a triple aspect glazed breakfast area and opens into a generous dining room with wooden flooring and patio doors to the sun terrace.

The remaining accommodation offers a large master bedroom with feature glazed bay window and contemporary en suite shower room together with two further wellproportioned double bedrooms, both with modern en suite facilities.

The property currently generates significant income as a holiday house , given its location close to the beach and proximity and views to Burgh Island

Outside

Tamarisk occupies a generous-sized corner plot and is accessed via front aspect pedestrian access and a rear driveway, offering private parking with ample room for several cars and or boats, with steps up to the low-maintenance rear gardens which are laid mainly to level lawn bordered by glazed fencing, designed to maximise the sea views, and feature a large raised paved sun terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying far reaching coastal views.

Situation

Only a short walk from the beach, Tamarisk is located in a commanding elevated position in Bigbury-on-Sea, a favoured holiday destination in the South Hams with wonderful views overlooking the iconic Burgh Island made famous by Agatha Christie , the Avon Estuary, Bantham and Thurlestone beaches and beyond. Lying within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this coastal village is renowned for its large expanse of sandy beach, with a causeway formed at low tide leading to Burgh Island and fine clifftop and coastal walks. Nearby Kingsbridge, the principal market town in the South Hams, offers more extensive shopping facilities, South Hams minor injuries unit and doctors’ and dentist surgeries together with two major supermarkets, a cinema, leisure centre and numerous pubs and restaurants. The renowned yachting haven of Salcombe is located approximately 12 miles away, with a protected harbour offering deepwater berths, magnificent sandy beaches , numerous pubs and restaurants along with iconic clothing shops and two upmarket hotels, Salcombe Harbour Hotel and The South Sands Hotel. There are 18-hole golf courses at Bigbury and Thurlestone.

The property enjoys excellent communication links: Ivybridge train station offers regular trains to Paddington in just over 3 hours, there is a fast link from Totnes and the nearby A38 Devon Expressway gives access to major towns and to the national motorway network and Exeter Airport offers a growing number of national and international flights, including daily flights to London City Airport.

The area benefits from a good selection of state schooling including Thurlestone All Saints C of E Academy, Kingsbridge Academy and Ivybridge Community College (rated Outstanding by Ofsted) together with some noteworthy independent schools including Plymouth College, King’s and Totnes Progressive.

Directions

From Exeter follow the A38 Devon Expressway for 25.7 miles and take the A3121 exit towards Ermington/Modbury/Yealmpton/A379. After 0.2 miles turn left onto Kingsbridge Road (A3121) and follow this road for 1.0 mile before bearing left onto B3196. Follow this road for 5.2 miles then continue onto B3392. After a further 5.1 miles continue onto Folly Hill and then onto Marine Drive. After 0.2 miles bear right onto Parker Road then turn right at the first cross street onto Ringmore Drive. Tamarisk can be found on the left.