About

Located in Brixham, a traditional quaint fishing town located on the English Riviera oozing charm and character from its narrow streets.

Redlands is a Victorian house, built around 1900 and has been modernised and restored with all the modern comforts, yet still retaining its character and old charm.

We are situated just a short 10-minute walk away from the bustle of the picturesque harbour with its excellent restaurants. Redlands is fortunate to have its own on-site free car parking, unlike many in Brixham.

All rooms have en-suite facilities with either walk-in shower or bath/shower combination. We also have one ground floor double guest room (with walk-in shower en-suite) for those that prefer not to take the stairs - please call to check and ensure availability! 

Guests can take advantage, hi-speed WiFi internet access (in all rooms!).

​We are delighted to offer a range of freshly cooked breakfast prepared with care from (where possible) locally sourced and/or regional ingredients. Our aim is to ensure that you enjoy your experience of staying at our nautical themed B&B. 

​With a fantastic choice of restaurants serving some of the finest fish and sea food to be found in the UK. Redlands is an ideal choice to use as a base to explore Brixham, The English Riviera and South Devon.

Whether you are taking a short break, summer holiday, visiting friends & family, or on business, Matt and Steve look forward to welcoming you to Redlands.

About Brixham

Made even more famous by the Sky television series Fish Town, but remains a traditional quaint fishing town located on the English Riviera oozing charm and character from its narrow streets.

The bustling harbour of Brixham boasts one of the most active commercial fishing fleets in England with daily boat trips and fishing excursions widely available. Why not book an early morning tour at the fish market.

Take a stroll around the marina, home to many motor cruisers,yachts and pleasure boats, then onto the breakwater. The inner harbour is home to a replica of Sir Francis Drake's famous 'Golden Hind'.

The town itself offers various attractions including shops, pubs and numerous restaurants, catering for all tastes and specialising in locally caught seafood. Away from the town centre is 'Berry Head' with its Napoleonic Fortress and designated area of scientific interest.