The plot lies in an elevated position on the valley hillside, only a short walk (450 metres) from Seaton Beach, the beautiful riverside pathways of Seaton Countryside Park and the South West Coast Path, all providing boundless leisure opportunities. Parts of the neighbouring coastline are in the ownership of the National Trust. Seaton, together with the neighbouring village of Downderry provide a wide range of facilities including pubs, shop, beach café, restaurant, primary school and doctors surgery. There is a bus service and the main line railway station can be accessed at St Germans. The A38 provides a quick link to the rest of Cornwall, Plymouth City Centre and beyond. The historic harbourside town of Looe lies about five miles to the west and provides further amenities. The notable sailing waters of the area are favoured by yachtsmen and deep water moorings are available at Saltash and Fowey.

The properties have ample outside space for the provision of parking and garden areas. The design allows for a 9 sq m balcony at lower ground floor level and a wrap around balcony of 22 sq m at first floor level and a further enclosed rear patio of 21 sq m at second floor (studio) level. In addition to the access from Hessenford Road the property also benefits from pedestrian access (not vehicular) over a path at the rear leading onto Keveral Lane.