Since hosts Susan and Dave moved to Torbay in 2021 they have taken Brixham to their hearts. With it's stunning scenery and fascinating heritage steeped in Britain's fishing industry, they feel unbelievably lucky to call Brixham their home. Walking around the harbour and exploring the coves continually present those 'pinch me moments', whereby they have to tell themselves "we live here!" Susan and Dave are incredibly proud of Trefoil, take great effort into maintaining it to a high standard. and relish their role as hosts on providing their guests a warm welcome and excellent hospitality.

Trefoil Guest House is a charming Edwardian home offering superb accommodation in the historical Devon coastal town of Brixham, only a short walk from the harbour. Boasting a 9.6 Traveller Review Award 2025 rating for their independent guest reviews, hosts Susan and Dave provide a warm welcome and excellent hospitality. All bedrooms are individual, comfortable and immaculately-presented. Choose from single, double and superior rooms which can be arranged with either a super king or twin beds as preferred. Each has en-suite facilities with walk-in showers, complimentary luxury toiletries, TV, high speed Wifi, USB sockets, a mini fridge and tray for making in-room refreshments. Room-only or bed and breakfast tariffs can be booked, where guests enjoy a great breakfast from a wide-ranging menu. Families with children 14 years old and over are welcome to stay at the guest house and free on-street parking is available.

Brixham is situated at the southern end of Tor Bay in the beautiful English Rivera. Brixham Harbour has one of the largest UK fishing fleets with a thriving fish market to support it. Brixham was known as 'Mother of Deep-Sea Fisheries', its boats helped to establish the fishing industries of Hull, Grimsby and Lowestoft. In the 1890s, there were about 300 trawling vessels in Brixham, most of them independently owned. The trawlers can still be seen coming in and out of the harbour, followed by flocks of seagulls and sometimes you get a glimpse of seals and dolphins too. Personifying a classic English fishing port, with its many colourful houses cascading down to the harbour, offers a view that’s full of charm and character. Brixham possesses a wealth of history and appeals to all ages. There are a variety of shops, local art galleries, culture and maritime heritage to explore. Regular coastal boat tours and fishing excursions are the perfect way to experience the English Riviera. Brixham Breakwater is a massive sea wall structure protecting Brixham Harbour, stretching for half a mile offshore offering panoramic views. From the far end you gain a very different perspective of the harbour and town. Along the coastline there are 20 beaches to explore. Varying from wide sandy beaches to hidden coves, such as Fishcombe Cove and the beautiful, secluded St Marys Bay in Brixham. Berry Head National Nature Reserve is a prominent feature marking the southern end of Tor Bay. Providing breath-taking views across the bay to the East Devon Coast, the Dart Estuary and South Hams. Devon’s beautiful English Riviera is the perfect spot for a memorable walking holiday, with Brixham being one of the prettiest coastlines. The whole area is a UNESCO-accredited Global Geopark. Around the harbour and marina there are a wide variety of eateries and restaurants where you can sample local fresh produce. Brixham offers fine dining restaurants, Bistros, Pub food and cafe bars that cater for all.