From the outside you can see why 16 Clarence Hill gets its name 'The skinny house'. Inside is a stylish mix of old and new with exposed beans and stonework as well as modern wood and glass. With far reaching views over the town and river and on a quiet street. It has its own parking space and magical garden - it is simply perfect!

The space

The front door opens into a hall with limestone flooring and plenty of storage for coats etc. One step up into the contemporary dining area which is a lovely mix of old and new with exposed brick work on one wall, wood flooring, extendable dining table and chairs to seat 6 to 8, small seating area with TV. Double doors into the galley kitchen with high gloss grey modern units, granite tops, integrated Miele appliances – dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, gas hob with electric oven, microwave. Glass doors to a small rear courtyard providing light and ventilation.
Upstairs: To first floor sitting room with stunning views over the town and river, with the comfortable furniture arranged to enjoy the view. TV with DVD/CD player. On this level there is bathroom with bath, large shower, toilet and basin.
Second floor: with two double bedrooms. The master bedroom at the front has lovely town and river views, king size bed, ample storage, TV and a spiral staircase to a mezzanine in the roof space with old roof timbers, a bathroom with bath, toilet and basin. The second bedroom has a double bed, exposed beams and plenty of storage.
Outside:
At the rear of the property there is a small courtyard that offers light and ventilation for the kitchen. Immediately to the front of the property there is a south facing sitting area with table and chairs. Though this property is pet friendly, dogs will need to be exercised off site (Coronation Park is a 5 minute walk from the property).

Parking:
Opposite the front door there is a private parking space suitable for a medium/ large SUV. Additional unrestricted on street parking can be found back up the hill on Mount Boone


A Bit of History:
16 Clarence Hill was originally an entrance and annexe to Mount Galpine House, the home of the Holdsworths – a prominent Dartmouth family. The facade is dated 1629 with exquisite carvings created in an era steeped in the towns Naval and shipbuilding history. The house was completely renovated to a standard of high quality and is now a very well appointed and equipped holiday home.

Availability:
In the peak season, May, June, July and August we need to keep to a Saturday changeover and a minimum stay of 7 nights stay. However, please do contact us with any requests you may have, and we will accommodate if possible, especially for bookings at late notice.

Out of peak season we don't need to keep to a Saturday changeover and do offer short breaks.

Guest access

Guests have access to the whole property and the parking space opposite.