Cobalt

Living

Welcoming with magnificent coastal views and bright, airy interiors is the luxurious living space. Embracing a soothing palette with organic textures and tasteful artwork, the room is framed with bi-fold doors leading to a suntrap terrace. Settle into the teal and cream sofas bedecked in plump cushions for fireside moments in winter, whilst atmospheric skies dance over the sea. In summer, open the doors to let the sun stream in and relax into the windowside armchair. For added entertainment, a radio plays out melodic soundtracks, whilst a TV with Netflix beckons for movie nights.

Kitchen and Dining

A handsome space harmonising with the coastal views beyond, the kitchen is a dream for crafting delicious dishes. Sleek wooden worktops are complemented with steel finishes and a large Belfast sink, whilst tiered slate-blue cabinetry hosts an array of equipment, including Ninja and Nespresso appliances, a double-oven, a dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, and an integrated wine rack for bottles of vintage specials. In the centre of the room, a family-sized dining table with chairs for six beckons for breakfasts and banquets full of flavoursome local produce.

Sleeping & Bathing

Residing on the first floor, the master bedroom features a calming colour palette and ocean-inspired décor. Affording views over the sparkling sea, the super-king-size bed is draped in the highest quality linens and topped with comfortable pillows and throws. A grey blanket box nestles at the end of the bed and is paired with generous storage for stowing your belongings. Completing this space is a delightful ensuite bathroom with ceramic tiles in shades of pale blue, along with a shower and a separate bath.

The second bedroom rests on the first floor and is just perfect for children or friends. A twin room with two single beds, it enjoys sublime vistas over the coastline towards Oddicombe and beyond and offers a sweet sanctuary for slumbering. For added privacy and convenience, this bedroom benefits from its own ensuite bathroom, complete with a spacious walk-in shower.

Situated on the lower ground floor, the stunning third bedroom with its own patio is a picture of serenity. Enjoying subtle nautical inflections, it promises nights of blissful slumber with soothing hues and a king size bed adorned in the finest linens. For somewhere to relax with a book is a reclining chair, while encouraging lingering lie-ins are the dreamiest of sea views, visible from large windows and a patio door. You'll also find an ensuite with a walk-in shower.

Outdoor space

For the ocean lovers, there's nowhere more beautiful to reside than the tiered garden. A heavenly space framed by greenery and overlooking open sea, it tempts with blissful moments under open skies. Gather around the dining table and chairs for up to eight people or the bistro set for two for alfresco feasts in the sunshine. For further moments of relaxation, sink into the comfort of the outdoor lounge chairs or two-seater-sofa, or relax into the waters of the inviting Luso Spas hot tub. Appealing to all the chefs, an outdoor pizza oven can also be found for those stone-baked delights.

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Parking

Two private car parking spaces are available in close proximity to the cottage within a secure gated car park. Additional car parking space is available within the Seaview Estate if required.

Dogs

One well-behaved dog is most welcome at Cobalt.

Babies and children

Children and one babe-in-arms are welcome at Cobalt. One cot is available upon request.

In the Area

Two miles from Torquay in the UNESCO English Riviera Global Geopark, our seaside idyll promises a spellbinding staycation in every season. Step out from the front door of Cobalt and uncover all there is to see and do nearby, from days on the beach and walks along the South West Coast Path, to trips to Babbacombe's Model Village and rides on the Funicular Cliff Railway. For further coastal forays, discover South Devon's spectacular land and coastalscapes with an unforgettable journey on the Dart Steam Railway. Meanwhile, Kents Cavern in Torquay is an award-winning visitor attraction showing a fascinating insight into chapters gone by.

For wild exploration, Dartmoor National Park resides just twelve miles away from Babbacombe, while for a dose of city living, Exeter lies just twenty-five miles to the north. Once wanderlust daydreams have been satiated, turn attention to the plethora of award-winning eateries nearby to pique appetites. The first restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin Star, The Elephant Restaurant is a must-visit and promises informal seaside dining and a menu of curated specials.

Within walking distance is The Waddling Duck Bistro, voted the best restaurant in Torquay by Tripadvisor, whilst The Cary Arms & Spa serves breakfasts, lunch and suppers overlooking the sea. Meanwhile, equally as tempting, Mr & Mrs Jones Deli in nearby Wellswood is a must for morning coffee, whilst The Angels Tea Rooms is a delight for delicious Devon cream teas. Complement unique local culinary offerings with a visit to Hanbury's for their famous fish and chips, or alternatively, discover freshly caught produce at the local fishmongers and savour meals alfresco at Cobalt. For a glass of something special, Old Walls Vineyard in Bishopsteignton beckons with tours, tastings and, of course, a bottle or two.