• Sought after coastal location +
• Exceptional sea and Burgh Island views +
• 3 bedrooms, link-detached bungalow +
• Front and rear gardens +
• Off street parking and single garage +
• Ideal coastal retreat +
• No onward chain +

AT A GLANCE
Tides Meet is a semi-detached bungalow enjoying an exceptional outlook on Marine Drive, Bigbury-on-Sea, with panoramic coastal and Burgh Island views. Offered with no onward chain, the three-bedroom property would benefit from some updating and includes front and rear gardens, off-street parking and a single garage. A wonderful opportunity to acquire a special coastal retreat with breathtaking views.

ACCOMMODATION
An entrance porch opens to the inner hall, connecting the accommodation: three bedrooms, a sitting/dining room, a kitchen and a shower room. The triple-aspect sitting/dining room features a large picture window to the front framing the sea and Burgh Island views, with a rear window overlooking the garden. The shower room comprises a corner shower unit, WC and basin. The kitchen enjoys a front-aspect window taking in the exceptional outlook and is fitted with matching base and wall units, an integrated electric oven and hob, space for appliances and a breakfast bar. The three bedrooms have a rear aspect with garden views.

Attached is a single garage, with a utility store to the rear and access from the garden.

OUTSIDE
A driveway leads to the property, providing off-street parking alongside a generous area of lawn and access around to the rear. The rear garden is approached via steps up from the property and is predominantly laid to lawn with bordering shrubs.

LOCATION
Bigbury-on-Sea is a beautiful coastal village renowned for its large expanse of sandy beach, where a tidal causeway forms at low tide leading to the iconic Burgh Island. Nearby, there is a good range of amenities and shops in the market town of Kingsbridge and the Georgian town of Modbury. Wonderful clifftop and coastal walks, as well as other beaches and coves, can be found close by, along with sailing at Salcombe and Newton.