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Perched on the steep eastern bank of the Dart estuary, Kingswear offers a quieter, sun-drenched perspective of the river, looking directly across the water to Dartmouth. Life here is defined by the gradient of the hills and the rhythm of the ferries; whether you use the Lower Ferry for cars or the sleek passenger boat, the short crossing is a daily constant for those commuting or heading to the shops. Historically, the village grew as a vital rail terminus, and the sight of steam engines from the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway pulling into the station remains a familiar part of the local atmosphere. In terms of practicalities, the village has a well-regarded primary school and a couple of dependable pubs, while the local marina caters to a significant sailing community. Geographically, it is the starting point for some of the most dramatic stretches of the South West Coast Path, leading out towards Froward Point, which means the rugged cliffs and sea air are always just a short walk from the village centre.