The view from the balcony is quite special.
Patio doors lead out to the balcony.
The Song of The Sea is a delightful apartment for two.
You can enjoy your meals on the balcony or inside the apartment.
Fort Picklecombe is right on the water's edge.
Looking across Plymouth Sound.
Plenty of room to chill out and relax after a great day exploring all that South East Cornwall has to offer.
The kitchen has everything you need, including a great view.
The bedroom-area is open to the rest of the apartment but can be curtained off if required.
The bathroom.
Treat yourself to cream tea whilst you take in that view.
The setting is very special.
The communal gardens at the back of the Fort are an unexpected haven of peace and tranquility.
The gardens are a delight all year round.
Don't forget your walking boots, there are so many beautiful coastal paths to explore.
Kingsand and Cawsand are only a couple of miles away.
A glorious autumn day on the sea off Kingsand with Fort Picklecombe in the distance.
The beach at Kingsand.
The working fishing town of Looe provides traditional seaside charm where you can try your luck at crab, mackerel or even deep sea shark fishing.
Enjoy a day at Mount Edgcumbe Park and Country Estate - there's so much to do and will delight young and old alike.
The Song of the Sea
10341.5 miles NE of Kingsand | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £493
Mrs Caldwell March 2015
Fantastic location, walking in all directions, a wonderful birthday week, Maker Heights for lunch and tea. Cremyll Ferry to Plymouth. Royal Willliam Yard, shops and restaurants.
Mr Bright August 2014
Overall excellent stay. Friendly and attentive owner. First class service throughout. Will likely return in the near future.
Mrs Smith April 2014
Everything about The Fort if so special, and we would like to keep it our secret' and not tell a soul' its good.
Mrs Northcott September 2014
This is an enchanting and comfortable holiday home and we are very glad to have found it. Jane the owner is very hospitable and her welcoming touches are very much appreciated. This is our second visit and we would like to think that it will become an annual event. We love the sense of history at the Fort and it's surroundings and watching the ships and boats come and go, quite apart from their stunning backdrop. We love the walks and come back fitter than when we went thanks to the 'climb' out of the Fort. To be lulled to sleep by the sound of the waves is magical and to have two ferries to Plymouth within easy driving or by walking makes for easy circular trips. The diversity of shops and eateries in both Kingsand/Cawsand would I think cater for every need and provide a choice of beaches for swimming. Jane the owner recommended 'The Canteen' at Maker and we enjoyed a fabulously creative yet simple and reasonably priced lunch. Happy for you to use anything (in the review) as long as it doesn't mean you are inundated with bookings which doesn't leave room for us! ...
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Miss Henderson June 2014
Location, location, location. What a view!
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