3 bedroom house with wonderful river views

Overcreek House is a lovely detached family house in a prime location in the Devon village of Noss Mayo. The outstanding feature of this spacious holiday let is its sensational panoramic outlook over the River Yealm, the surrounding countryside and the neighbouring village of Newton Ferrers. A large balcony area, opening out from the living room, makes the most of the house’s elevated position and those wonderful sweeping views.
The property is tastefully decorated, creating a relaxed coastal feel with soft blues and creams, and nautical touches. The house includes a well-presented kitchen and bathroom, comfy sofas and calming bedrooms, providing a serene and welcoming place to unwind. It’s the ideal base for a thoroughly enjoyable getaway to one of South Devon’s prettiest corners.
What’s included at the property:
Spacious lounge with two large sofas, a 32-inch high-definition TV, and two sets of patio doors with views over the river and providing access to the patio.
Raised patio area with table and chairs for outdoor eating and relaxing, and beautiful views over the river and surrounding area.
Kitchen with oven and gas hob, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, kettle, toaster, equipment for cooking and dining, and small breakfast table and chairs.
Dining area with table and chairs, connected to the kitchen via a serving hatch.
The master bedroom has a super king bed, bedside cabinets and a chest of drawers – plus an ensuite shower room, with a walk-in shower enclosure, sink and toilet.
Bedroom 2 is a twin room with bedside cabinets and plenty of drawer and wardrobe space.
Bedroom 3 is a twin room with a wardrobe and chest of drawers.
Family bathroom, with bath and over-bath shower, toilet, wash basin, toilet and heated towel rail.
WiFi throughout the property.
Central heating, iron and ironing board, and clothes drying rack.
Smoke alarm, carbon monoxide alarm and fire extinguisher.
Small garden area.
Private parking on the property for up to two vehicles.
Please note that the initial access to the property is a short, steep drive – but then flattens out to a level parking area.