Maison de vacances pour max. 4 personnes
Shaldon, Angleterre, (Devon), Royaume-Uni

The Admiral's Suite at Tide House is just a 100 metres from the beach.

Ideal for short breaks or the whole summer, near the beach at Shaldon South Devon, and just a short walk down to the pubs restaurants, and shops in Shaldon.

The Admiral's Suite is a fabulous re-furbished spacious luxury apartment in a fabulous Grade II listed 18th Century townhouse in one of Devon's undiscovered idyllic seaside villages. The Admiral's Suite is ranged over three floors with two large bedrooms and with lovely fine art photography on the walls throughout, as well as enjoying a secluded patio terrace garden.

Shaldon in South Devon is a magical holiday destination, promising every visitor a chance to escape. Wander down the old fishing village streets, the sunlight splashing golden splinters of summer all along the beach up to the cliffs and rock pools. Catch the oldest ferry in England for the short hop across to Teignmouth and laze on the pier, slurping ice cream and watching the surfers ride the waves.

Overlooking the passers by, the master bedroom will nestle your senses in Georgian splendour and calm. Up the narrow winding Dickensian stairs with hints of Oliver Twist, is the attic bedroom called the Crows' Nest. Overlooking the rooftops and among the seagulls, what better way to end the day exhausted from a sunny play on the beach?

The master bathroom is a work of art. Two lovely round ceramic handbasins perched on a large chunk of recycled ship's timbers in front of the largest mirror. The freestanding bath is the centrepiece made for luxuriating in steamy splendour. Across the vast space is the shower enclosure with fixed monsoon shower and hand held shower as well. And tucked discreetly around the corner is the loo with soft close lids.

I'm sure we all want to be beside the seaside. And there are not many places that tick all the boxes for a relaxing escape that really is right next to the sea. Shaldon is blessed with centuries of seafaring history, pubs that have welcomed the salty sea-dogs are now cosy nooks for you and your friends to relax and soak up the atmosphere. Restaurants, bars and galleris are aplenty as you wander along the shore with the waves gently lapping at your feet. And if you like to beachcombe, each new tide will deliver all sorts of treats for those with sharp eyes for gathering the harvest. Across the river into teignmouth will increase the tempo slightly, with cinema, theatre, shopping and even more beaches. If you are detemined not to relax, then boat hire, scuba diving, wind surfing, and all manner of sea related fun is right there for the taking.