Welcome to Erica - just sit back and take in that view.
You can enjoy the view from every room.
The cottage kitchen is on the ground floor with direct access to the upper terrace area.
Bedroom 1 is on the lower ground floor with direct access to its own terrace area.
The view is very special.
The kitchen is well equipped for all you need to rustle up a feast.
The view stretches across the beach to the village's iconic village hall and clock tower.
Double aspect the kitchen s light and airy.
Erica is set over four floors to make the most of the view. The open-tread stairs are a little steep and may not be suitable for all.
The sitting/dining-room is on the first floor.
The dining-area takes pride of place soaking in that view.
The cosy sitting-area with its toasty wood-burner makes this a great retreat all year long.
Bedroom 1 on the lower ground floor has a super-comfy king-size bed.
Steps lead out from bedroom 1 to a utility-area, shower-room and the stairs to the upper floors.
The shower-room is situated on the lower ground floor.
The bed in the second bedroom is adorned with lovely linens, cushions and throw.
The view is framed perfectly in the second bedroom.
The second bedroom has an en suite cloakroom with a hand-basin and WC. Please note there is limited access to one side of the bed.
Erica sits in the heart of the twinned villages of Kingsand and Cawsand.
You are so close to the sea it will send you to sleep at night.
The Old Bakery Cafe is opposite Erica - how convenient is that, you can smell the bread as it's baking!
The old Devon/ Cornwall border sign which used to run between the two villages - there is now a more obvious border - the River Tamar.
The villages have a great choices of places to eat and drink. The Halfway House is only a few yards down the road. On a Wednesday night you might hear the Halfway Harmony singers singing a tune or two.
The villages of Kingsand and Cawsand are utterly charming.
Another pub in the village offering good old traditional hospitality.
At low tide there is a large expanse of beach - your four-legged friends will simply love it.
Watch the comings and goings of the water.
Erica
4472Kingsand | Sleeps 4 (no children under 5)
7 Nights from £634
Mrs Dutton February 2022
What a beautiful little village Cawsand / Kingsand is. Erica is situated on the prettiest little winding and narrow street and the kitchen and lower bedroom doors open directly onto balconies overlooking the sea. Parking at the local carpark and walking up to the property was very easy - we paid on our phones for a week (£18 I think) and then came and went as we wished. The Old Bakery opposite Erica closes for the winter but there is another little coffee shop a minute away at the end of the road where the coffee is great and pastries are delicious. The Halfway House Inn is the nearest pub and the staff and locals there were so friendly. We loved Cawsand / Kingsand and the locals, and we loved staying at Erica. ...
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Mr Owen February 2022
Excellent location,, clean and comfortable.
Mrs Ellison October 2022
This quaint little cottage is set in a stunning location, with incredible views. The village has lovely shops & pubs and some beautiful walks. The ferry across to Plymouth is a must do & very good value for money.
Reply from Classic Cottages
We're delighted to read how much you enjoyed Erica. The setting really is spectacular and we're so pleased that you enjoyed exploring the local area. We'd love to welcome you back again soon. Julie, Customer Support
Mrs Whitfield March 2022
This was our first visit to the twin villages of Kingsand and Cawsand and we loved it! The location of this property was amazing and we never tired of looking at the views from every room. Lots of lovely walks on the doorstep and a great local shop (The Stores) on the doorstep for delicious treats on your return. Everyone was very friendly and we will definitely return....
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Mrs Bruce January 2022
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Erica. It is in the most stunning situation and we loved being so close to the sea and being in the centre of such a thriving little village. Our dog was made welcome everywhere we went and the walking was a complete joy. We walked the whole Rame Peninsula, to Mount Edgcumbe and back and on another day we caught the super little Cremyll ferry over to Plymouth. We hope to return and have recommended it to several friends too. ...
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