The Harbour Inn is located in the quaint village of Axmouth, a stones throw away from the estuary of the River Axe which is very popular with walkers and birdwatchers. The historic holiday town of Seaton is only a mile away, with stunning views over the sea, and forms part of the Devon/Dorset Jurassic Coast which is an increasingly popular holiday destination. The Seaton tramway, which runs along the old railway line, attracts plenty of tourists during the summer months and during the festive season, the pub is renowned for the Devon and Somerset Christmas Eve tradition of burning the ‘ashen faggot’, while singing carols and drinking mulled wine and cider.

The Harbour Inn is a quintessential Devon thatched pub and regularly appears as one of the most attractive South West inns in guides and reviews. Inside the pub has been recently refurbished to create intimate drinking and dining areas, whilst retaining the pub’s working open fireplaces and traditional rustic character. On entering the pub from the car park, the large bar is directly in front of you, with the cellar and well-equipped kitchen located conveniently behind the bar servery. The pub has an adjoining spacious function room/double skittle alley, which is easily adapted for meetings, parties and weddings, but also holds great potential for conversion to letting rooms. Externally, a beautifully landscaped patio area runs along the front and down the side of the pub, and leads onto an extensive grassed garden, with a locally owned campsite immediately behind. Several outbuildings offer garaging, storage and a secondary cellar, and the pub is completed with a large car park.