Living in Beesands, Devon

Beesands is a picturesque and tranquil seaside town located on the South Devon coast in England. Known for its shingle beach and stunning blue waters, this town offers a peaceful alternative to the bustling city life.

What makes Beesands a good place to live

Beesands provides a tranquil setting with the perks of coastal life right at your doorstep. The lifestyle is ideal for raising families and for those retirees who want a quieter pace. It also has some lovely inns, eateries, and recreational facilities. The local school, Beesands Community Primary School, offers good education to the young residents.

What makes Beesands a bad place to live

While the town offers serenity, it may not be suitable for students and working professionals seeking a vibrant nightlife or notable job opportunities. Public transport services are infrequent, making commuting a challenge.

Buying and renting in Beesands

Though property prices can be high due to the idyllic coastal location, rental properties are relatively affordable. The average house price in Beesands is around £400,000 for purchase and about £750 per month for rent.

Public transportation in Beesands

Public transport is limited, the nearest stations being Totnes and Kingsbridge, both over 10km away. The closest airport, Exeter International, is approximately 70km away.

Safety in Beesands

Beesands is generally a safe area to live in, with relatively low crime rates, though its remote location means emergency services may take longer to reach.

Most popular areas in Beesands

Beesands itself (TQ7)

With its captivating sea view and peaceful environment, Beesands is very liked by locals and visitors alike.

Least popular areas in Beesands

Kingsbridge (TQ7)

Often considered less appealing due to its lack of a coastal view and relative remoteness, Kingsbridge is somewhat less popular.

Nearby Cities and Towns

• Torcross, Devon
• Hallsands, Devon
• Chillington, Devon