The Nook Devon Square

The Nook is a listed cottage on Devon Square in Kingsbridge, a house number plaque reading '5 The Nook' fixed neatly beside the door.

A wood-burning stove beneath exposed beams

The living room keeps a fireplace beneath an exposed beamed ceiling, a grey L-shaped sofa and sheepskin rug in one arrangement, a cream sofa and blue armchair in another. The kitchen is cream-fitted with a black-and-white checkered splashback, a bar-stool counter and an open staircase running up from it, a washing machine tucked beneath the worktop and an oven mitt hanging by the door, a wall clock and small shelving unit finishing the corner.

Two bedrooms with a tree print

Two bedrooms include one with tan bedding, a tree print above the headboard and a cushioned window seat with its own television, the other dressed in a grey faux fur throw and matching patterned cushions. The bathroom has a glass shower enclosure and a sink vanity with a towel rail, rolled towels kept ready in a wicker basket close by.

A listed cottage on Devon Square

Terraced cottages sit along the square behind hedges and overhanging trees, an English Listed Building plaque set into the cottage's own wall beside the street name sign, the whole square keeping its period character.

A period cottage for a small family

With two bedrooms and real period character, The Nook suits a couple or small family wanting a listed cottage rather than a modern flat, close to Kingsbridge, a washing machine and drying rack covering longer stays too.