Sleeps 6
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
Pets Allowed? No
Located on King Street, Fisherman’s Wharf is a beautifully refurbished Georgian cottage offering historic charm and modern comfort. Overlooking Brixham’s harbour, it features wood beams, burgundy accents, and costal-inspired art.
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Located on King Street, Fisherman’s Wharf is a beautifully refurbished Georgian cottage offering historic charm and modern comfort. Overlooking Brixham’s harbour, it features wood beams, burgundy accents, and costal-inspired art.
Location Information
Fisherman’s Wharf is situated on King Street, an incredibly convenient central location. The internal parking garage is uncommon for the Brixham area.
On-foot access to the town centre is by steps or hill. An eclectic range of eateries and shops emerge at the foot of the steps onto Fore Street, the town’s central thoroughfare; familiar high street names like Costa co-exist with Brixham businesses such as Hailey's Kitcthen and the West Country Deli.
Close by is Middle Street, a hotbed of independent business.
A short walk takes you to the ferries or the main Brixham bus stop that can take you to destinations in Torbay and beyond.
Along the harbour you can head to the breakwater and its half-mile walk to the lighthouse, or the nearby shingle beach. The beach has a Blue Flag Award — a global standard that commends cleanliness, safety, and environmental considerations.
Here are some nearby attractions suggested by our Brixham-based team. Please check the relevant sites for opening times, dates, and entry fees to avoid disappointment.
Paignton Zoo
Funfish Trips & Dolphin Watching
Berry Pomeroy Castle
Brixham Museum
Berry Head Nature Reserve & Napoleonic Fort
Churston Cove
Local National Trust properties – Greenway and Coleton Fishacre
Dartmouth Steam Railway
Woodlands
Paignton Pier
Agatha Christie Mile
55 Kings Street, Brixham, United KingdomOn-foot access to the town centre is by steps or hill. An eclectic range of eateries and shops emerge at the foot of the steps onto Fore Street, the town’s central thoroughfare; familiar high street names like Costa co-exist with Brixham businesses such as Hailey's Kitcthen and the West Country Deli.
Close by is Middle Street, a hotbed of independent business.
A short walk takes you to the ferries or the main Brixham bus stop that can take you to destinations in Torbay and beyond.
Along the harbour you can head to the breakwater and its half-mile walk to the lighthouse, or the nearby shingle beach. The beach has a Blue Flag Award — a global standard that commends cleanliness, safety, and environmental considerations.
Here are some nearby attractions suggested by our Brixham-based team. Please check the relevant sites for opening times, dates, and entry fees to avoid disappointment.
Paignton Zoo
Funfish Trips & Dolphin Watching
Berry Pomeroy Castle
Brixham Museum
Berry Head Nature Reserve & Napoleonic Fort
Churston Cove
Local National Trust properties – Greenway and Coleton Fishacre
Dartmouth Steam Railway
Woodlands
Paignton Pier
Agatha Christie Mile