Nestling in the rural village of Beer in Devon, is this period cottage, Smuggler’s Cottage. Perfect for families or two couples travelling together, the property offers rustic and charming accommodation full of character. The sitting room is a warm and welcoming space and has original ceiling beams and a feature inglenook fireplace and woodburning stove; you can imagine gathering around the stove and spending quality holiday time together here. When it’s time for dinner step into the attractive farmhouse kitchen, where you will find everything needed to create tasty food for your party. Once prepared you can pull up a chair in the inviting dining area to eat together or if the sun is shining step out onto the marvellous terrace area which has breath-taking views over to the sea and beyond. Even if the sun isn’t shining you can take a seat in the gorgeous summerhouse and soak up those views under cover. No doubt you’ll be tired after all those holiday adventures so choose from either of the bedrooms, a king-size complete with TV or an attractive twin; both are stylishly presented and a calming place lay your weary head at night and to wake up to in the morning. Smuggler’s Cottage offers a great base from which to explore the delights of Devon with the idyllic village of Beer a short walk where you will find the famous Beer Quarry Caves and the delightful Jubilee Gardens. Jump in the car for a rewarding journey to visit places such as Seaton with its scenic tram trip to Colyton, Sidmouth known for its donkey sanctuary and Lyme Regis with its magnificent harbour and causeway. While you’re in Lyme Regis why not pay a visit to its aquarium and museum and have a browse around its great selection of shops? Beaches worth visiting nearby include Charmouth, Seatown, Dawlish Warren and Weymouth. For a family holiday to treasure forever, book a visit to Smuggler’s 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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