Brixham in Devon is the jewel in the English Riviera. A traditional fishing town, Brixham has a long history of fishing and smuggling and is home to the Brixham heritage fleet. Brixham is a hilly town built around an attractive harbour and is a popular year-round destination.
A traditional cottage with superb views overlooking Brixham harbour
The White House is an end terrace traditional Victorian cottage with superb views from both floors overlooking Brixham harbour where you can look down and watch the fishing boats and yachts come in and out of the bustling port.
A large town house with 3 balconies and amazing views out to sea
A large three bedroom town house set over three floors with three balconies and amazing
views over Brixham Breakwater and across Torbay from all rooms.
A traditional cottage with spectacular views over Brixham harbour
Pilot's Perch is a traditional cottage that sits directly overlooking Brixham fishing port and outer harbour. It benefits from spectacular views and a close proximity to Brixham centre.
Convenient for Brixham centre with harbour and sea views
Oyster Catcher Cottage is a typical Brixham character cottage within 100 yards of the harbour. There is a courtyard to the rear and sea views from the top floor across the roof tops. Free parking permit for breaks of 7 nights or more.
A superbly appointed property with impressive views of Brixham harbour
This former fisherman’s maisonette is arranged on three floors and has been completely modernised throughout with contemporary neutral décor and lighting, giving a totally 21st century feel to this lovely period property. Special offers - Save £100 on all 7 night breaks in October and November! Free parking permit for breaks of 7 nights or more.
Sea views and a warm welcome from an award winning Brixham Cottage
Captain’s Quarters is a Grade II listed Brixham cottage of the highest
standard, complete with a fascinating history, a luxury welcome basket, garden, and views out over the harbour to sea from every room.
Brixham is at one end of Torbay, across from Torquay and Paignton. Also close by to Brixham are the South Hams, including Dartmouth/Kingswear, Totnes, Bigbury and, of course, the beauty of Dartmoor.
Brixham has attractive narrow lanes around the harbour, with residential streets on the higher hills either side from which there are great views across Torbay. Berry Head park, about a 30 minute walk from the centre of Brixham, is great for walking and has stunning views back to Brixham harbour, across Torbay and along the coast to the South Hams.
The harbour and Brixham Marina are great for a leisurely stroll, or a spot of crab fishing for the young at heart, or for the more adventurous Brixham is on the South West Coastal Path. Leave Brixham and head via Churston to Paignton or from the Berry Head take the invigorating walk up and down hills to Kingswear.
In summer the town is buzzing with activity but Brixham is a great place to visit all year round. There are lots of local attractions open and the beaches and pathways around Brixham are especially nice in the spring and summer. For the coast lover, Brixham is a perfect getaway.
Brixham is at one end of Torbay, across from Torquay and Paignton. Also close by to Brixham are the South Hams, including Dartmouth/Kingswear, Totnes, Bigbury and, of course, the beauty of Dartmoor.
