Kestrel is one of five, beachfront chalets set on the beautiful Jurassic stretch of Branscombe Beach, in Devon.

Snug, homely, and well-equipped, Kestrel rests in an elevated position gazing out over the English Channel, boasting a warm, inviting interior that makes a scenic base for a small family or group of friends seeking a memorable escape to the Devonshire seaside.

After dropping your car off in the nearby car park, carry your belongings along Branscombe Beach towards your wonderful new home-from-home.

Ascend the external staircase, stepping into the chalet to find an array of tastefully-presented, and well-appointed living spaces.

An elegant kitchen houses all the essential appliances needed to whip up a hearty, home-cooked dinner that can be savoured in the living/dining room.

Here, you can choose between gathering at the foldable dining table, a nifty, space-saving feature, or a bistro table for two on the decked balcony, offering spectacular, uninterrupted views of the shingle beach and the shimmering blue seascape.

In the evenings, refresh with a revitalising soak in the bath before settling down for a well-earned rest in an inviting double or king-size bedroom.

Wake up to amazing sea views, brewing coffee to start the day before you set out to explore what’s in store in your local area.

With the beach and the terrific Sea Shanty Beach Cafe & Shop right on your doorstep, you might be forgiven for never wanting to leave Branscombe Beach, however you’ll find an abundance of things to do and see within a short walk.

The pretty, unspoilt village of Branscombe is peppered with traditional cottages and thatched buildings and is blessed with two good pubs and a church.

A brief stroll will bring you to your nearest pub, the historic Masons Arms, a 14th century establishment serving up traditional British fare, whilst slightly further on, you can sample the local ale at The Fountain Head.

Branscombe is a National Trust-owned area, popular with tourists who also stop by the Branscombe Lookout Bench and the UNESCO listed River Sid, Sidmouth to Seaton Hole.

For a day out, jump in the car and head to the ancient Beer Quarry Caves, the picturesque Cannington Viaduct, Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary or Pecorama, before spending time in Sidmouth, a bustling coastal town where visitors can enjoy views from Jacob's Ladder, build sandcastles or sunbathe at Sidmouth Beach, or tuck into a picnic on Peak Hill, where breathtaking views of the Channel are waiting.

Enjoy the ultimate stay in Devon at Kestrel.

Kestrel is a charming, beachfront chalet with a kitchen and a living/dining room. Appliances include an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and a TV. The bedrooms consist of a king-size and a double, serviced by a bathroom. Outside, there is available parking in a nearby car park (guests must supply their registration details to the owner 2 weeks prior to arrival in order to qualify for free car parking, otherwise daily car parking charges will apply), a decked balcony with furniture, and access to the beach. Within 0.8 miles, you will find a shop, and within 0.4 miles, a pub. Please note, this property welcomes two well-behaved dogs (£25 charge applies for 2nd dog), but is non-smoking. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen, and towels are all included in the rent. Enjoy an unforgettable stay on the beach at Kestrel. Note: Property is accessed via a walk along a cobbled beach and an external staircase, which may be unsuitable for those with limited mobility. Note: No child facilities. Note: The car park has a 2.2 metre height restriction and there is no vehicular access to the chalet. Note: The WiFi and TV signal can be affected by the weather at times and is the best service available at this beautiful beach location: please be aware of this when making your reservation. Note: At certain time of the year this property will accept short break bookings: 3 nights minimum Note: The WiFi and TV signal can be affected by the weather at times and is the best service available at this beautiful beach location: please be aware of this when making your reservation.Note: At certain times of the year this property will accept short break bookings: 3 nights minimumNote: Property is accessed via a walk along a shingle beach and an external, open-tread staircase, which may be unsuitable for those with limited mobility.Note: Due to the unique sea facing location of the chalet, it can be vulnerable in the event of major storms and in extreme conditions may require evacuation in order to ensure guest safety. The owners will keep you fully informed should weather conditions deteriorate and will ensure that appropriate temporary accommodation is provided for as long as necessary.