Revelstoke Road, Noss Mayo, Plymouth, Devon, PL8

The architecture is modest and unfussy, designed to follow the lie of the land. Living spaces are cleverly arranged to make the most of the natural elevation, with large windows drawing in the light and opening up the exceptional water views.

Inside, the accommodation is well proportioned and flows intuitively. There are three bedrooms in total, positioned to offer privacy from the main living areas. The main bedroom benefits from an en suite shower room, while a separate family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. The kitchen connects easily with the dining area, which is positioned on a split level above the main reception room that enjoys fabulous views over the estuary. From here, doors lead directly onto a full-width balcony that feels like a natural extension of the interior, offering a quiet place to sit and take in the shifting tides and changing skies. A separate utility room on the lower ground floor provides useful additional space, along with a cloakroom. The layout works well as it is, with scope to update or adapt the interiors to suit a more contemporary style if desired.

At the lower ground level, a substantial double garage and workshop providing excellent parking and storage, along with two further parking spaces immediately in front of the garage doors. The scale of this space lends itself to a variety of uses, whether as a studio, boathouse or additional accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. The garden wraps around the house creating a feeling of quiet enclosure.

Noss Mayo and its neighbouring village Newton Ferrers sit in the far southwest corner of the South Hams, surrounded by the protected landscape of the National Trust owned coastline within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. These twin estuary villages are known for their strong sense of community, unspoilt natural surroundings and year round appeal.

Day to day essentials are all within walking distance, including a village co-op, post office, pharmacy, two churches and a selection of three well loved pubs. A popular delicatessen/café provides a welcoming hub of village life, while a thriving yacht club and respected primary school add to the village's year round vibrancy. Seasonal regattas and festive gatherings bring residents together, keeping the spirit of the place alive throughout the year.

Just a short walk from the property is the children’s play park, an imaginatively landscaped area with timber climbing nets, bridges and balance beams set into natural grass and sand. It sits beside the village tennis court and community orchard, offering a safe and creative space for children and a favourite gathering point for local families. Noss Mayo Village Tennis Club is tucked into this peaceful leafy corner and is enjoyed for its relaxed and sociable character. From the house, it is easy to join a network of scenic walks, whether through the nearby Brookings Down Wood or along the much-loved Revelstoke Drive. This outstanding circular walk takes in dramatic sea views, quiet woodlands and the tranquil estuary edge views, returning through the heart of the village. The Tilly Institute, a historic community building, continues to serve as a social and recreational hub and houses a well-equipped snooker and billiards club. Newton and Noss Village Hall, a Grade II listed building at the heart of the village, hosts a full programme of activities including Pilates, Tai Chi, art exhibitions and community events, reflecting the village’s rich social calendar.

Pubs here are more than just places to eat and drink. The Ship Inn, perched on the water’s edge, blends historic charm with excellent food and a welcoming atmosphere. The Swan Inn, just along the quay, is a relaxed family run pub with a beer garden looking out across the River Yealm, perfect for an afternoon drink after a long walk or an evening drink listening to a local band. Below it, Popes Quay is a favourite spot for paddleboarding, crabbing or simply soaking in the estuary views, a place where the tide, the river and village life all meet. With the shimmering waters of the Yealm Estuary just moments from the property, this is an ideal setting for those drawn to life on the water, whether it is sailing, paddleboarding or wild cold water swimming. Despite the peaceful setting, the location remains well connected, the A38 is just a short drive away, offering swift access to Exeter and the M5 in under an hour.

This is a home that offers the essentials of village life, balanced with both privacy and elevation to appreciate some of the most beautiful views on this part of the South Devon coast.

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