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6 Church Park

From £613

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  • Property code: 6CHUR
  • Preferred changeover day: Friday
  • Check in: 4pm
  • Check out: 10am
  • Access statement available
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden or outside space
  • Nearby pub or restaurant
  • Real fire
  • Nearby shop
  • Short breaks available
  • Village
  • Washing machine
  • WiFi

New to the market December 2023.

6 Church Park is a delightful Grade II listed former coastguard cottage enjoying elevated views over the beautiful Waterhead Creek, River Dart and Dartmouth in the distance.

This wonderful end of terrace cottage is ideally placed for exploring everything Kingswear has to offer and has been tastefully renovated and thoughtfully presented, keeping the charm and character of its former years alongside a contemporary kitchen and bathroom. Considered the quieter and sunnier side of the water to its neighbour - Dartmouth, Kingswear village boasts two pubs, cafes/coffee shops, a wine bar, two delis and a well-stocked village shop. The scenic Dart Trail walk follows the banks of the beautiful River Dart and leads to the impressive Greenway, once a home of Agatha Christie and now a National Trust treasure. For something different and if you wish to go further afield, the Dartmouth steam train departs from Kingswear itself and can take you to Totnes, Brixham, Churston, Goodrington Sands, Paignton and Torquay.

Dartmouth, on the opposite side of the River Dart, is steeped in maritime history and renowned for its lively harbour, historic Castle and imposing Royal Naval College. It can be quickly and easily accessed by foot and car on the ferries which run continually throughout the day. Once here, a picturesque network of cobbled streets and alleys are easily navigated and brimming with independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants for all ages to enjoy.

Ground Floor:
Front door to open plan sitting and dining room.
Sitting room with 2-seater sofa, an armchair, log burner, smart TV, a dining area with table and chairs to seat 4 and door to the kitchen.
Kitchen with built-in electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, kettle, toaster and stairs to first floor.

Stairs to first floor.
First Floor:
Family bathroom
with bath and shower over, basin and WC.
Bedroom 1 with twin 3ft single beds and 2 x pull out trundle beds.
Bedroom 2 with small seating area, built-in wardrobe and stairs to top floor bedroom area with 5ft king size bed and hanging rail.

There is a paved terrace to the front of the property with bench seating and wonderful views across the creek, River Dart and onwards towards Dartmouth. To the rear, there is a paved courtyard with table and seating for 4 (can be moved to the front terrace), as well as a separate store room, for paddle boards, kayaks, bicycles etc.

The brightly coloured cottages and elegant waterside villas of Kingswear are the perfect base from which to explore this beautiful part of Devon.  Sitting serenely at the mouth of the Dart Estuary just across the water from historic Dartmouth, Kingswear has a slower pace of life mirroring the ebb and flow of the majestic River Dart as it heads out to sea. 

A holiday in Kingswear is perfect for all with lots to do, along with beautiful panoramic views and great local places to eat if you just want to relax and enjoy the stunning location.

If you’re looking to get out and about take a trip to nearby Coleton Fishacre, a fabulous National Trust art deco property with beautiful gardens to explore and an award-winning tearoom, all in a stunning coastal setting.  Head up river by water taxi or on foot along the Dart Valley Trail to explore Agatha Christie’s Greenaway House at the pretty waterside village of Dittisham, or take the Dartmouth Steam Railway from Kingswear station to experience the beautiful valley in style. 

A ferry from Kingswear takes you the short hop across the harbour to Dartmouth where you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, bars and galleries lining the pretty cobbled lanes.  From here you can visit Dartmouth Castle at the mouth of the harbour, hop on a river boat or water taxi or hire a kayak or paddle board to explore the river at your own pace. 

Walkers will be in their element as the South West Coast Path runs through the village taking you east towards Brixham taking in Man Sands and Forward Point en route, or cross the river to Dartmouth and pick up the path running west towards the beautiful beaches at Blackpool Sands and Slapton also easily accessible by car or bus.  And sailors will enjoy the chance to experience the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta in August each year when the harbour swarms with beautiful boats and marine craft competing in the various races and events. 

With so much to do just moments from your cottage, a holiday in Kingswear is perfect for couples and families looking to experience everything this spectacular area has to offer.

There is parking for one small/medium car on the terrace’s communal driveway, however this is one behind the other so unlikely to be convenient for long periods of time. There is free on-street parking in areas throughout Kingswear or the Dart Haven paid car park is a few minutes walk away.

Dart Haven Car Park – Over 320 car parking spaces for visitors and general public. The car park operates a Pay & Display system and is managed by PPS (Premier Parking Solutions). Payment can be made by cash, card or RingGo - http://www.darthaven.co.uk/facilities Up to 24hrs is currently £6.60 (Winter) and £8.00 (Summer).

Free on-street and unrestricted parking on Higher Contour Road and free on most other streets outside of the hours 10-11am and 2-3pm.

Please note that this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.

  • Included: Bed linen and towels (guests must provide their own beach/dog towels), heating. 
  • Internet and Telephone: Wi-Fi available free of charge. There is no landline telephone available but mobile reception is generally good with some providers, although please check with your provider prior to booking.
  • Pets: 2 dogs welcome. Pet charge £30 per pet per week.
  • Electric vehicles: Please note that this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.
  • Short breaks: Available in the low and mid seaon, out of school holidays. 
  • Local Facilities: All the amenities of Kingswear (pubs, cafes, shop, deli and wine bar) just a short walk away. Dartmouth and its many amenities (including a leisure centre, supermarkets and petrol stations) 1.5 miles in the car on the ferry and Brixham 5 miles. Broadsands Beach and Elberry Cove are 5.5 miles away.   

Embankment Bistro
(Less than a mile)

(2)

Beautifully refurbished, Embankment Bistro is an historic grade 2 Great Western Railway station with fabulous panoramic views over Dartmouth Harbour. Serving an excellent range of beers, wines and champagne which perfectly compliment the locally sourced seafood based menu. 

Embankment Bistro, South Embankment, Dartmouth TQ6 9BH (T: 01803 832125)

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Lovely location but the service was poor and food expensive for what it was. The service did not justify the ten per cent service charge they added to the bill. Okay for a coffee and cake etc but can’t recommend for dinner unfortunately.

April 2024


Visited daily for a coffee and a drink, nice place to sit and chill, we didnt dine as we are not into sea food but what meals came out looked good.

July 2023


The Embankment
(Less than a mile)

A classic bistro restaurant and bar serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with Elly Wentworth at the helm in the kitchen. Offering outstanding estuary views in a comfortable, casual environment with an authentic bistro interior design.

The Embankment South Embankment, Dartmouth TQ6 9BH (T: 01803 832125) 

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The Angel
(Less than a mile)

(1)

The Angel is a multi award winning, relaxed fine dining restaurant in Dartmouth, with stunning views over the River Dart.  With high quality food and great service, the focus is on locally sourced fresh ingredients which are prepared by Head Chef Elly Wentworth, a former ‘MasterChef the Professionals’ Finalist 2016, and her team.

The Angel, 2 South Embankment, Dartmouth TQ6 9BH (T: 01803 833488)

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Best quality food in Dartmouth. We have eaten here when it was the original Carved Angel and when it was John Burton-Race's edition and believe that the standard is just has high, surely deserving of a Michelin star. The chocolate fondant dessert was the highlight, accompanied by an extraordinary Monastrell dessert wine. Service was excellent, staff friendly and knowledgeable, and tables well-spaced for those who are still Covid-cautious (as we are). We were given a window table (same as last time) so we could gaze over the Embankment and the Dart towards Kingswear while enjoying our leisurely lunch. Hope to come back next time we visit Dartmouth.

May 2022


The Crab & Bucket
(Less than a mile)

(1)

A friendly pub with outside seating overlooking the river, shows live sports.

Crab and Bucket  5 South Embankment, Dartmouth TQ6 9BH (T: 01803 832998)

 

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Had both a morning coffee and evening drinks here, freindly staff and rerasonably priced drinks in a great location over looking the river.

July 2023


The Seahorse
(Less than a mile)

(2)

Local chef Mitch Tonks’ award-winning seafood restaurant on the banks of the River Dart.  The warm and friendly service, combined with delicious local fish and seafood and extensive wine list make for a hugely enjoyable meal out. 

The Seahorse, 5 South Embankment, Dartmouth TQ6 9BH (T: 01803 835147) 

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Delicious seafood and great atmosphere

March 2024


My favorite restaurant. Great atmosphere, great staff, great wine and most importantly the very best fish - no ifs or buts.

March 2021


Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat C
Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company
(Less than a mile)

(10)

Giving you an alternative way to explore the interesting towns and beautiful countryside along the River Dart, the Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company offers many different trips including the popular Round Robin including steam train, river boat and bus taking you from Dartmouth to Paignton and back again ! 

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Lovely trip on the paddle steamer. Friendly and informative crew.

September 2023


Commentary on River boat excellent as were the crewe. Wish we had spent more time in Totnes. Paignton was very disappointing. Gone down hill. Fortunately we managed to get an earlier train back.

June 2023


highly recommend the round robin trip. boat from totnes to dartmouth, ferry to kingswear steam train to paignton and then bus back to totnes very good value

September 2022


What a great day out. We took the steam train from Dartmouth then the bus then boat. So it was a relaxing end to the day. Very informative trip on the boat down the river. Good fun.

June 2022


We went on the steam train to Paignton took me back to my childhood it's a must

May 2022


Every year we take the train to Paignton. It's great fun and such a pretty journey. Staff are always so friendly. Thanks!

April 2022


A great day out on the steam railway to Paignton and back

June 2021


great experience

July 2019


Round Robin wonderful day

May 2018


Fantastic river boat & steam boat cruise. Helpful friendly staff.

April 2018


The Picnic Boat
(Less than a mile)

(1)

Operating from the pontoon at Dartmouth, a trip out on the Picnic Boat is a great way to experience the beautiful scenery of the River Dart and enjoy some delicious food along the way.  No soggy sandwiches here, guests can choose from a delicious menu of locally caught seafood; a huge array of salads, cheese and cooked meats; cream teas, breakfasts and lots more.  The Picnic Boat is also fully licensed with a selection of wines, champagne and other drinks on offer. 

www.thepicnicboat.com

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We used the Picnic Boat in 2017 - and absolutley loved it. However - please be aware that it has since sadly gone out of business (as has Kevin's excellent shop/cafe in the market, Dart to Mouth) - so probably best to remove this from your website

February 2022


Dartmouth Boat Hire
(Less than a mile)

Boat-hire company in the centre of Dartmouth offering a range of rigorously maintained small motor boats and launches, perfect for a day messing about on the river.  Boats are available to hire by the hour or by the day with all safety equipment included. 

Dartmouth Boat Hire N Embankment, Dartmouth TQ6 9SW (T: 07850 118920)

Enjoy 10% off the full price of a boat trip with your Toad Hall Cottages discount card

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SUP2You
(Less than a mile)

(1)

Sup2You offers simple online hire of inflatable paddle boards making it easier than ever to get out and enjoy the UK’s beaches, coastline and waterways.  Paddleboarding is the perfect way to stay active, have fun with your family and explore the beautiful region where you’re staying; but with everything else you need to bring on holiday sometimes you won’t have the car space to bring your own!  With SUP2You the process couldn’t be easier, simply click the link below, select the board and duration online, and your paddleboard will be couriered next day to your holiday cottage.   

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Toad Hall Cottages guests can enjoy 10% off their hire when booking for 3 days or more with code Toad10

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Brilliant service offered by SUP2U - ordered the board online and it was delivered on time. Had great fun paddleboarding. Board was then collected by courier - perfect.

September 2021


SUP Away
(Less than a mile)

SUP Away, based in the heart of the South Hams in Devon, offers Stand Up Paddle Board hire to anyone looking to explore the beauty of the area on the water.  They offer the complete service – not only delivering your boards direct to your holiday cottage but also giving advice on where to go on your adventure.

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Blackpool Sands
Blackpool Sands
(3 miles)

(35)

Between Dartmouth and Slapton, Blackpool Sands is a beautiful shingle bay on the South West Coast Path, surrounded by evergreens and pine trees. It really is a treasure of a beach to visit while you’re in the area. Award-winning, the privately owned, blue flag beach boasts a sense of being in the Mediterranean on a good day in the summer, although a good jumper never goes amiss in this part of the world! You will no doubt not be surprised to hear that it is in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, however it also boasts ample facilities and things to do. There are showers, toilets and disabled facilities, as well as paddle board, kayak and wetsuit hire available for those wishing to earn their visit to The Venus Beach Café, where light bites and refreshments are served. The Venus Shop also sells all the bits and pieces you might want for fun and games on the beach if you have forgotten them or are in need of extra buckets and spades. The water at Blackpool Sands is known for being clean and clear and tested by the Environment Agency, and lifeguards are on hand in the summer (July to September) so there’s every reason to pop in for a dip. However, dogs are not allowed on the beach in the high season (12th March to 30th October) so keep the walking for the cooler months. There is parking available at the beach with seasonal charges, and you can find out more information on those from the Blackpool Sands information line on 01803 771800. This beach is easy to get to and quite literally fun and games for the whole family, as well as a beautiful place to visit at any time of the year to take in the view!

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Very nice.

October 2023


This is a lovely place to visit, we went early and had breakfast at the lovely cafe before going onto the beach

September 2023


Great beach, very clean

August 2023


Lovely family beach grit not sand so no sandcastles possible but lovely location, Cafe was fabulous had breakfast 2 days really high quality food and ambience and very friendly staff .

August 2023


Did not visit

July 2023


Looks a lovely beach but unfortunately no dogs allowed at all

June 2023


Visited Blackpool sands on our honeymoon 27 years ago and have enjoyed it on both occasions. A lovely clean beach with a very nice restaurant/cafe. We walked to the beach and got the local bus back up to Stoke Fleming.

May 2023


we love this beach always clean good parking clean facilities and good cafe.

September 2022


We did go to this beach, couldn’t go in the sea as it was so rough, was beautiful though. No sand, but still very nice.

September 2022


Beautiful beach; very blue water. It’s more a pebbly rather than a sandy beach, love it all the same. It’s clean and there are lifeguards in the summer months which is when we visited. The toilets were clean and not far from the beach; no queues for the toilet either. Parking can be a bit pricey at £9 for the whole day of you come in the morning but didn’t mind it. You pay less though if you come in the afternoon. The is a little sandpit area for a any kids who want to play in sand

September 2022


It is a really beautiful beach although, despite its name, it is not a sandy beach, however our son and grandson were keen on paddle boarding. They made a special visit for this and were told that the paddleboard facilities were closed but to come the following day when the facilities were still closed! Considering that this was during the height of the holiday season, my son was a bit put out having made two wasted trips.

August 2022


A lovely beach, stunning veiw as you drive down towards it. Very clean with clear water.

August 2022


Lovely clean beach although very quiet. There was a small charge for parking.

April 2022


great place

November 2021


very clean beach and gorgeous setting. good that it didn't allow dogs.

September 2021


Welcoming, clean attractive

September 2021


No sand! Very clean and scenic, but very disappointing if you want to run around on sand

August 2021


Lovely pretty beach with good facilities.

June 2021


Very large shingle beach, charges for parking at a set fee no matter how long your visit. Can pay by card for parking as well as cash.

May 2021


Great beach

November 2020


Lovely sandy beach. Parked here (£2) whilst doing a circular walk and then returned for a walk along the beach.

November 2020


Dogs allowed on beach out of season, a bracing walk with coffee and millionaire shortbread at the cafe to finish.

October 2020


Great beach really beautiful , even in the rain, as the Venus café is right on the beach and is warm, dry and serves great food and drinks at reasonable prices.

October 2019


One of our favourite beaches, in a beautiful setting. Plenty of car parking and plenty of room on the beach, even on a busy day. The sea is clean and clear and the facilities are excellent (nice to have changing rooms). Thoroughly recommend this beach.

October 2019


Beautiful stretch of shingle beach nestled between steep hills at either end. Excellent facilities including one of the best beach cafes we've ever visited.

September 2019


We had a wonderful day at Blackpool sands. A shingle beach within a lovely cove, it was clean and felt safe for the children to swim in the water (which was also sparkling). The beach is privately run, so the carpark fee was a bit stiff (£8 for the day), however the upside of this was a beautifully clean beach with lots of amenities, including rental of SUPs and other water equipment, a great cafe, and really clean loos. On a busy day you would need to arrive before lunchtime, or the carpark will shut, but this also means that the beach didn't feel crowded at all.

September 2019


Parking charge between £3 - £8 depending on time of year, Also food good but e.g. Hawaiian Prawns (£9) consisted of 5 prawns. Not good value for money.

October 2018


Lovely beach, not sandy but the stones are okay. Good food, beverages, coast guards, Nice view and not so cowded

August 2018


Lovely clean beach in super location along coastal road. Great place to visit.

May 2018


Beautiful clean beach with excellent facilities.Clean toilets lovely cafe and shop.Lifeguard on the beach.No dogs allowed.Plenty of parking.We enjoyed rock pooling at the far end of the beach.The owner does a great job.You can also visit Blackpool Sands garden but we did not have time.Also a juggler was there on the day we went great fun for everyone.

August 2017


Beautiful location but shame it a shingle beach and not sandy. Also very disappointed with the £8 fee to park the car .

August 2017


Perfect venue for a sunny day! Secluded beach which is clean and tidy, with a cafe, snack bar and shop, beach equipment hire too

July 2017


The cost of the parking steep

June 2017


Our family 's favourite beach

June 2017


Stunning beach, and you can get takeaway cream tea from the cafe to have on the beach!!

May 2017


St Mary's Bay
(4 miles)

The decent to St Mary’s Bay is one of the best views in Brixham, with panoramic views of the English Riviera. This beautiful, unspoilt beach has a carpark nearby, but we recommend walking there to make the most of the stunning surroundings. The sandy and shingle beach is sheltered by steep cliffs on either side, which means the decent to the beach isn’t easy, especially for those with mobility disabilities. There are no facilities at the beach, but visitors can take the coast path north to Berry Head Nature Reserve, where there is a great café and toilets, as well as stunning coastal views. Dogs are welcome all year, making St Mary’s Bay a great place to take a well-earned rest on your dog walk.

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Elberry Cove
(4 miles)

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Far from the bustling crowds of Paignton and Brixham’s bigger beaches, this small pebbly cove is a truly relaxing spot. The calm waters are great for swimming and are said to have been one of Agatha Christie’s favourite bathing spots. Elberry Cove even features in one of her crime thriller novels, The ABC Murders. This picture-perfect cove, surrounded by sloping wooded hillsides and crystal clear water, can only be accessed by the coast path, with the nearest carpark at Broadsands Beach. From here, it is only a 10 - 15 minute walk, but make sure to pack a picnic or grab a bite to eat at Broadsands Beach before you set off, as there aren’t any facilities at here. Dogs are welcome on the beach throughout the year.

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Lovely quieter beach, dog and BBQ friendly. We had teens that hired kayaks from nearby Broadsands beach and paddled around the coast to meet us. Very accomodating kayak hire and not too expensive.

August 2018


Broadsands Beach
(4 miles)

In between Brixham and Paignton, this long, sandy beach is a popular spot with families, thanks to its sheltered waters, year-round facilities and easy parking. The Blue Flag beach is perfect for making sandcastles and searching for wildlife in the rockpools. There are toilets, and two places to get ice creams, coffees and soft drinks. What’s more, the car park is right by the beach, so there’s no need to lug your provisions a long way. Behind the pretty row of colourful beach huts, there’s a large grassy area, so don’t forget to pack a ball or rounders bat to keep the whole family entertained. Broadsands Beach is a popular dog walking spot throughout autumn and winter, but there is a seasonal dog ban during the summer months (1st May - 30th September).

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Churston Cove
(5 miles)

If you’re willing to venture off the beaten track, you’ll discover one of Brixham’s hidden gems, Churston Cove. Surrounded by sloping wooded hillsides, this beautiful little cove isn’t the easiest to get to, which makes it an idyllic, peaceful place to while away the day. The crystal clear water is safe for kids to paddle and play in, and is a popular swimming spot. Parking is available at Freshwater carpark, a 15-minute walk away. There are no toilet facilities or cafes, and the beach is accessed via a long, steep path, which is uneven in places, but this beautiful little cove is worth the effort. Churston Cove is dog-friendly all year round.

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