Nestled in the popular seaside resort of Sidmouth, Devon, is this wonderful four-bedroom, detached holiday home, Temple House. Enjoying a fabulous coastal location just moments away from the beach and set along the World Heritage site of the Jurassic Coast, Temple house is a fantastic dog-friendly dwelling for a group or family of eight, plus their canine companion. Park-up on the spacious driveway with space for up to six cars, before being greeted by a south-facing patio area, a perfect spot for enjoying your morning coffee. Step into your new home, where on the left you will find a well-equipped double aspect kitchen/diner, featuring granite worktops, a Smart fridge/freezer and dishwasher, here you can whip up delicious meals to enjoy at the dining table for eight over a bottle of fizz. On warmer days, why not savour your meal out in the rear garden? The space also features a wall-mounted Smart TV for catching up on your favourite shows and mood lighting. Continue through to the sitting room, where you can look forward to relaxing on the plush seating as you enjoy a family film night on the TV over bowls of popcorn. Completing the ground floor is a handy utility space with washer/dryer and a cloakroom for your convenience. Follow the stairs with low level LED lights along the skirting boards, where you will find three beautifully appointed bedrooms, a super-king-size, a double with en-suite shower room, and a twin, all with their own TV, along with a gleaming shower room for freshening up after a long day of exploring. Continue up to the second floor, where you will find the final bedroom, a spacious super-king-size with en-suite bathroom (both with zone lighting) perfect for indulging in a soak in the bath. Pack up your bathing suits, swimming trunks and towels and head straight for the glorious sands of Sidmouth Beach, where you can paddle the shores, bathe with your favourite book, or try your hand at watersports. Within the town, you will find a good selection of welcoming eateries, whether it’s hearty pub classics at The Courtyard and The Anchor Inn, fresh seafood at Neil’s Restaurant, or light bites at The White Horse Café, there is something to suit every taste and budget. Just moments away from Temple House, you will find the idyllic surroundings of The Byes, a lovely park with a stream running through, perfect for leisurely strolls. You can also delve into history at the Sidmouth Museum, wander the Blackmore Gardens, test out your swing at the Sidmouth Golf Club, and hike through the stunning National Trust site of Sidmouth Countryside, where you will find the fascinating Norman Locker Observatory, featuring a planetarium. Continue onto Seaton, where you can explore the 2000-year-old vaulted Beer Quarry Caves, enjoy the delights of Pecorama with its award-winning miniature railway and gardens, hop aboard the Seaton Tramway for a picturesque 3-mile ride, spend a day at the beach or embark on a scenic walk along the Haven Cliffs. Further afield, you will find the remarkable Exeter Cathedral, the Underground Passages, the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery and the Barley Valley Nature Reserve. Adventure awaits at Temple House in Sidmouth, Devon.

South Devon's Jurassic Coast, which includes Sidmouth, is a world-class tourist destination and a designated World Heritage Site. There's a family-friendly beach with rock pools and safe bathing at low tide where the River Sid cuts through the Devon hills and meets the sea at Lyme Bay, a clean pebbly beach that gives way to golden sands at low tide. Sidmouth's Esplanade is lined with Regency-style cream-and-white architecture, creating a relaxing stroll as you gaze out at Beer Head from the vantage point. Sidmouth is home to the Norman Lockyer Observatory, which includes a planetarium and is one of the few public observatories in the country. Pecorama, which features an award-winning miniature railway and gardens, the Seaton tramway, and the Otter Estuary Nature Reserve are all nearby attractions in Sidmouth. If you're looking to unwind after a long day of hiking or exploring, there are numerous places to stop for tea, coffee, and a hearty meal.

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