Waterside Wonder

This waterfront apartment has bagged itself a prime position on the banks of the River Dart, with views across the water and out to sea. And with two balconies – one off the living area and one off the main bedroom – there’s plenty of space for everyone to enjoy them. While the open-plan kitchen is on the small side, it is well-equipped. And if you fancy dining out, just hop on a ferry for the short and scenic trip to Dartmouth, where you’ll find a choice of restaurants and pubs. Just note that the area is famous for its hills, so you'll want to pack comfortable shoes.

Home truths:
*Due to its location on the edge of a cliff, this home is not suitable for toddlers or young children.
*There's parking in the garage for one small car, though it can be tricky to get in and out if there are cars opposite. Free on-street parking is available outside the house and along Beacon Road (though avoid the 'permit only' spaces). Alternative free parking is also available on Ridley Hill and Castle Road.
*Please note that access to this home is via Beacon Road, which is very narrow and unsuitable for wide cars. The narrowest point is 6'6'' (2m).
*The area is hilly, so it won't suit those who struggle with mobility.
*The TV signal here is variable.
*Some guests felt the sofa was a tad uncomfortable.