The newly renovated Mountbatten house sits overlooking a marina, upon the River Plym. Views across the water are of Plymouth's Barbican area and the hoe, and its lighthouse. Mountbatten House offers a lovely and spacious abode for a family of six, looking to enjoy a Devonshire getaway. Park up off-road and take in the seascapes surrounding your new home-from-home. Step indoors and be met by the utility, a handy place to store your walking boots and wet gear, a cloakroom, and a ground-floor double bedroom, with its own en-suite shower room, and access to a waterfront balcony. Head upstairs to locate the living space, handrails in place for those who need them to a well-equipped kitchen to take advantage of, before gathering in the living/dining room, with coastal views in the backdrop. Spend evenings on the sumptuous sofas, watching the bustling harbour tick by, or dine alfresco on the balcony, truly making the most of your setting,or make the most of a BBQ on the terrace. Climb the stairs to reach the final bedrooms, a lovely twin and a double with en-suite, completing the home.50 metres away is the bridge restaurant. A modern built restaurant with the same views.

100 metres is Mountbatten beach with views across plymouth sound waters to Cornwall and mount edgecombe manor and grounds.

There is a small passenger/ foot ferry 200 metres from the property that can take you to Plymouths Barbican area(£2.50), a buzz with restaurants and night life. Also an aquarium. Onwards to Plymouth hoe, and other ferry’s operate to Cornwall.

The town centre of Plymouth offers extensive shopping, high street brands and a mall.

There’s a coastal path to Jenny Cliff, and on to Bovisands.

A trio of soft sand beaches with parking, a shop and cafe.

There are 4 pubs in walking distance of under 5 minutes - .

The bridge, the Mountbatten. the Clovelly and the Borringdon Arms are both in the quaint fishing village of Turnchapel.

Further afield there’s Wembury beach, church and footpath.

And further Newton Ferrers and Moss Mayo.

A short walk away is the Mountbatten Centre with a swimming pool, gym and a wide selection of water sports including paddle boarding. The sensational views and wealth of activities surrounding Mountbatten House make this a truly unique place for a memorable stay.

A small suburb of Plymstock and part of the City of Plymouth in the English county of Devon, Mount Batten is in a fantastic position from which to explore South West Devon. The area benefits from a wealth of amenities, including a local store to pick up any treats for a picnic along the river, a pub serving tasty, traditional food, a children's play area and a scatter of quaint shops, it hosts all you could need for a self-catered stay. Mount Batten Beach is a short stroll away, with Bovisand Beach a little further along the coast, and Cawsand Beach just over the bay. There are also a wider range of amenities within the local area, with Elburton hosting a wider selection of eateries, as well as a nearby commercial driving range for the avid golfer. A further major golf club can be found at Staddon Heights, while a walk along the River Plym makes a wonderful afternoon. The port city of Plymouth is just a short and scenic drive away. If you prefer, hop on the ferry which is on the doorstep. Whether you take a stroll along the vibrant cobbled streets or indulge in a delicious meal with a wide variety of cuisines available ranging from Italian to Thai, you're sure to find something for everyone in Plymouth, with some of its best attractions including the National Maritime Museum, the Plymouth Gin Distillery, Hoe Park and Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park, there's something here for every taste. National Trust wonders such as Saltram House, the Buckland Abbey and Cotehele are within easy reach too, while the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is well-worth exploring for stunning seascapes and a plethora of breathtaking natural wonders.

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