Guide price
£650,000
(£45/sq. ft)
3 bed property for saleFerrystone, Kingswear, Dartmouth TQ6
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
14,327 sq. ft
EPC Rating: F
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About this property
South-Facing Terrace Overlooking The Village
Stylish Contemporary Décor
Close To Yacht Club, Ferries To Dartmouth, Historic Public Slipway & South West Coast Path
Garage & Plenty Of Storage
Established Holiday Let & Income From The Retail Unit Below
Ferrystone offers a well-considered combination of comfortable living and practical flexibility. Thoughtfully arranged to support everyday life and time spent on the water, this home also benefits from useful income potential - currently operating as a holiday let and having a separate retail unit below.
On entering the house through your own front door, you have a useful Porch area off which is the Utility Room and access to the Garage. These areas provide practical spaces for storing wetsuits, sailing equipment and outdoor clothing after time spent on the river.
The Garage itself offers valuable storage for boats, paddleboards and leisure equipment, supporting an active coastal lifestyle.
On the first floor at the heart of the home, with its stylish clean-lined cabinetry and light worktops, the Kitchen is designed for easy day-to-day use, its windows framing a peaceful outlook across the pretty surrounding gardens.
Across the Hallway, the Dining Room provides a comfortable setting for both entertaining and quieter moments. Featuring a window seat positioned to take in views across the River Dart, creating a natural place to pause with a book or simply watch the movement of the water below.
The Living Room is a generous space, arranged to take full advantage of its proportions and natural light. Comfortable and well-balanced, it offers ample room for relaxed everyday living. The large window draws in the changing light throughout the day and enhances the connection to the surrounding setting, while the scale of the room creates a calm and welcoming atmosphere.
Whether used for quiet evenings, entertaining friends or simply unwinding after a day on the river, the Living Room provides a central and inviting heart to the home.
Outside, a generous south-facing sun Terrace extends the living space, where the outlook and changing light create an inviting setting for dining, conversation or peaceful afternoons in the open air.
Upstairs, this lovely home has been designed with rest in mind. Three well-proportioned double Bedrooms provide calm, private spaces, each with its own river outlook.
The Principal Bedroom benefits from an Ensuite Shower Room and enjoys river views, as does the second Bedroom, while the third looks across the peaceful side of the Village as well as offering those calming water views.
The arrangement of the Bedrooms feels considered and balanced, with each space offering its own character and outlook.
The Little Details:
In addition to its appeal as a private home or second residence, Ferrystone also offers useful income potential. Ferrystone is currently operated as a successful holiday let* and the retail unit located below the house could provide an additional source of revenue, offering flexibility for those seeking a property that can support itself in part.
Postcode: TQ6 0AA
Location: Conservation Area & above a retail unit
Tenure: Freehold with granted lease to adjacent property and commercial premises. No service charges demanded.
Council Tax: Band Currently Business Rated
EPC Rating: House: Band F, Retail Band C
Local Authority: South Hams District Council
Access: Flight of stairs from the street
Broadband Speed: Upto average 51 mbs
Mobile Coverage: Good
Mains: Water, Electricity & Drainage
Heating: Electric
Parking: Integrated Garage for a small car
Transport: Paignton (7 miles) for mainline trains to London A38 Devon Expressway - 20 miles
Location: Central village position, close to the yacht club, ferries to Dartmouth, historic public slipway and the South West Coast Path
W3W: Lawns.beauty sparkle
Kingswear is a picturesque village on the east bank of the River Dart in the South Hams area of outstanding natural beauty. This sunny spot, both in terms of its weather and residents, is the ideal place to relax or enter into the vibrant spirit of the local community. Get involved in the yacht club or Darthaven marina, take a stroll along the South West Coastal Path visiting stunning local beaches or take refuge in one of the pubs or cafes in the village. There’s also a local store and post office as well as the traditional steam train for an idyllic trip along the River Dart plus regular bus services to the local area. A short trip across on the ferry gives easy access to Dartmouth with its myriad of shops and boutiques, as well as numerous restaurants, cafes and inns. Kingswear truly is a place to enjoy, so come and see what properties we have to offer and make your dream of a home by the sea a reality.
*You should seek your own independant legal advice as to whether the correct permissions and consents are in place to allow holiday letting/running a business from the property.
The Coastal House use all reasonable endeavours to supply accurate property information in line with the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. These property details do not constitute any part of the offer or contract and all measurements are approximate. The matters in these particulars should be independently verified by prospective buyers. It should not be assumed that this property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents. Any services, appliances and heating system(s) listed have not been checked or tested. Purchasers should make their own enquiries to the relevant authorities regarding the connection of any service. No person in the employment of The Coastal House has any authority to make or give any representations or warranty whatever in relation to this property or these particulars or enter into any contract relating to this property on behalf of the vendor. Floor plan not to scale and for illustrative purposes only.
EPC Rating: F
Location
Discover Kingswear:
Combining picturesque riverside charm with a relaxed coastal lifestyle, Kingswear is one of South Devon’s most appealing places to call home. Set on the eastern bank of the River Dart, directly opposite the historic town of Dartmouth, this charming village enjoys an enviable position overlooking one of the most beautiful estuaries in the country. Its colourful waterfront, historic cottages and winding lanes are complemented by spectacular river views, independent businesses and a welcoming community. Traditional pubs, cosy cafés and waterfront restaurants provide wonderful places to enjoy a leisurely lunch, a coffee overlooking the water or an evening watching the boats pass by. With its close connection to Dartmouth, Kingswear offers the perfect balance of peaceful village living and easy access to a vibrant waterside town.
A Waterside Lifestyle
The River Dart is at the heart of life in Kingswear, providing a beautiful setting for sailing, motorboating, kayaking and paddleboarding. With its sheltered waters, picturesque creeks and stunning scenery, the river offers endless opportunities to explore by boat and enjoy life on the water. Kingswear is particularly well suited to boating enthusiasts, with Darthaven Marina providing extensive pontoon berthing, boatyard services, engineering and chandlery. Further along the estuary, Noss on Dart Marina offers additional berthing and marine facilities, while Dart Harbour manages a network of visitor and permanent moorings throughout the river. The Royal Dart Yacht Club, based in Kingswear, is an important part of the local sailing community, bringing together those who enjoy the river and its maritime traditions. Whether keeping a boat locally, joining a sailing club or simply enjoying a morning walk along the waterfront, the river provides a wonderful extension to everyday life. The passenger ferry and historic Lower Ferry also make crossing to Dartmouth easy, allowing residents to enjoy the best of both sides of the estuary.
Coast, Countryside and Outdoor Living
Surrounded by the beautiful South Devon National Landscape, Kingswear offers exceptional opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. The South West Coast Path passes through the village, providing spectacular walking routes along the coastline, with far-reaching views across the English Channel and the River Dart. Nearby, the beaches of Blackpool Sands and Slapton Sands offer opportunities for swimming, paddleboarding and relaxing by the sea. The surrounding countryside is equally inviting, with quiet lanes, wooded valleys and scenic footpaths leading towards the picturesque villages of the South Hams. Kingswear itself is home to the historic Dartmouth Steam Railway, which offers memorable journeys along the coast towards Paignton, with its mainline train services to London. The railway’s departure from Kingswear is a much-loved feature of village life, with its traditional steam locomotives adding to the area's distinctive character. Dartmouth Castle, overlooking the entrance to the estuary, is just a short ferry journey away, while Greenway, Agatha Christie's former holiday home, can be reached by boat or on foot through the surrounding countryside using the Dart Valley Trail.
Schools and Community
Kingswear offers a welcoming village community with a strong connection to the wider area schools including Dartmouth Academy, and Churston Ferrers Grammar School.
The village has an active and friendly community, with local clubs, sailing activities and community events providing opportunities to meet neighbours and become part of village life. Its close relationship with Dartmouth also means residents can enjoy the town’s celebrated social calendar, including the Royal Dartmouth Regatta and Dartmouth Food Festival.
Getting Around
Its peaceful village setting belies the easy connectivity to the surrounding South Hams and beyond. The passenger ferry provides a regular connection to Dartmouth, while the historic Lower Ferry offers an alternative crossing for vehicles and pedestrians. Road links provide access to Totnes, Paignton and the A38, connecting with the wider South West and M5 motorway network. Nearby railway stations at Totnes and Paignton offer mainline connections to destinations across the country, including London Paddington and Waterloo. Local bus services provide additional connections throughout the South Hams and Torbay, while Exeter Airport offers regional and international flight connections. The combination of ferry, rail and road links makes Kingswear an attractive choice for those seeking a coastal home with access to larger towns and cities.
A Wonderful Place to Call Home
The appeal of Kingswear goes far beyond its beautiful setting. It is a place where traditional village character meets a relaxed waterside lifestyle, where the river and coastline are part of everyday life, and where a welcoming community enjoys an exceptional natural environment. Whether you are looking for a riverside apartment, a charming period cottage, a family home with estuary views or a home with its own mooring, Kingswear offers a wonderfully distinctive way of life.
Roof Terrace
Large South-Facing Roof Terrace With Pretty Village Views
Parking - Garage
Garage Suitable For Small Car Or Boat Store
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