Self-catering Holiday Cottages, South Devon

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• Belmont Cottage, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Enjoying a quiet location this immaculate detached cottage is set in delightful walled gardens and within Dartmoor National Park. Ashburton itself is an interesting stannary town now famous for its food shops cookery school pubs and restaurants. Just a short drive away are Totnes for gorgeous river trips up the Dart to Dartmouth and Newton Abbot whilst the splendid English Riviera resorts of Torquay Paignton and Brixham with their myriad attractions and activities are also within easy reach. Further afield Plymouth and the Eden Project provide great day trips. Shop and pub serving food 400 yards.
• Torns Park, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Furnished in period style this detached country house boasts the spacious elegance of a bygone era as well as superb views towards Buckfast Abbey from its elevated position within Dartmoor National Park. Ashburton (1 mile) offers interesting shops restaurants pubs and art craft and antique galleries. The River Dart Country Park National Hunt racing golf courses and many other attractions are all nearby. Torbay and coast 15 miles.
• Little Grange, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In a splendid location for enjoying the English Riviera this comfortable cottage lies close to two local beaches – Oddicombe reached by cliff railway (500 yards) and Babbacombe a renowned scuba diving centre. Walking the Downs taking in the stunning sea views is a delight in itself and there is a local theatre here too. Kents Caverns Babbacombe Model Village Bygones (Victorian style shops) and Torquay Golf Club are among a feast of local attractions whilst the quaint fishing port of Brixham and Paignton with its famous zoo and coastal steam train rides to Dartmouth are just a short drive away. Boats can be hired at Torquay’s pretty harbour and a host of events and festivals are held in the area throughout the season. Pubs serving food and local shops are found in Babbacombe 50 yards.
• Ticketyboo, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the centre of Beer and refurbished to a high standard this spacious and very comfortable ground floor apartment is ideally situated to enjoy a holiday at any time of the year. Beer (right photograph) itself is a lively attractive and unspoilt fishing village nestling under chalk cliffs and offering sea fishing trips regattas and exotically planted gardens. Sidmouth and Lyme Regis are within easy reach as is Branscombe a beautiful village of flint and stone cottages with a fine clifftop walk to Beer Head. Excellent bird watching nearby. Restaurants pubs shops and fresh fish from the harbour – all within a few yards.
• Green Gables, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Commanding stunning views across St Mary’s Bay this spacious well appointed property with its large garden is set just 0.75 miles from the coastal path and a lovely sandy beach and Sabacombe Bay (right photograph) is 4 miles. Green Gables is the perfect location for large family gatherings. Just a short walk away is Berry Head Country Park a spectacular spot for walks picnics and bird watching. Brixham (1 mile) is a bustling fishing port boasting a scenic harbour and picturesque narrow streets and a large selection of shops restaurants and inns. Torquay and Paignton are within easy reach both offering the visitor a wealth of things to do and see. Together with Brixham they form the impressive ’English Riviera’ renowned for its palm trees and balmy climate.
• Seacove, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  These four single-storey holiday homes are just 100 yards from the glorious sand and shingle of Fishcombe Cove (pictured) and close to the bustling fishing port of Brixham much loved by artists. Within easy reach of the attractive ’Riviera’ resorts of Torquay and Paignton with its famous zoo overlooking Torbay with a summer-long list of regattas music and art festivals and Dartmouth home to the Naval College from where enjoyable boat trips can be taken up river to Totne and NT properties at Coleton Fishacre. Slightly further afield is the great beach at Slapton Sands the South West Coastal Path Salcombe a yachting and water sport centre and Kingsbridge up the estuary. Brixham has a wealth of cafés pubs and restaurants and fresh sea food can be purchased on the harbour. Shops and pubs 0.5 mile.
• Yardarm Cottage, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Full of rustic charm this little stone cottage enjoys glorious rural views from its secluded vine clad terrace across the sloping garden to the wooded hills beyond. Simply furnished it adjoins the owners’ 18th-century home and is set within 7 acres of grounds – a haven of peace and tranquillity sited 1 mile up an unmetalled bridleway on the Devon/Dorset border. Public footpaths direct from the bridleway make it an ideal walking base for dogs – and their owners. The market town of Axminster is just 3 miles away and the coast and beach at Lyme Regis are 7 miles. Riding 2 miles golf 6 miles. Pub 1 mile shops 2.5 miles.
• Old Stable Cottage, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This stunning conversion of a Grade II listed barn on the northern fringes of Dartmoor National Park offers the ideal location for enjoying the area’s famously marvellous landscape for walking riding tor climbing and cycling. Bicycles can be delivered to the cottage the Tarka Trail is on the doorstep and the Granite Way is only 5 miles distant. Okehampton (3 miles) has cinema golf indoor swimming pool leisure centre and cycle path and nearby the villages of Drewsteignton Widecombe and Dartmeet all boast quaint pubs. Bude’s fine beaches the city of Exeter Castle Drogo and Exmouth’s two miles of golden sands and superb water sports are within easy reach. Shop and pub serving food 1.5 miles.
• Mustard House, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This traditional Georgian town house is set in a street minutes away from award winning sandy beaches and the theatre shops and pubs of the charming resort of Dawlish. At its centre is a delightful park with exotic palms giant cacti and colourful flowers and fishing and boat trips are available from the harbour. The historic old port of Teignmouth is within 3 miles. Dartmoor’s fascinating villages the delights of Torbay and the cathedral city of Exeter are easily accessible. Cycling golf and riding nearby.
• Priory Cottage, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the heart of Dawlish a much loved seaside resort of great charm and character this well appointed end of row cottage sits close to several good beaches including Coryton Cove the convenient town beach and miles of golden sands at Dawlish Warren. The cathedral city of Exeter (12 miles) and the famous resorts that comprise the English Riviera – Torquay Paignton and Brixham – are just a short drive as is Dartmouth with its busy waterfront smart shops and restaurants and bustling river traffic of boat trips up and down the beautiful River Dart. Wonderful days out can include exploring Dartmoor’s rugged granite landscape dotted with picturesque villages and enticing pubs or a visit to the lovely N.T. property at Coleton Fishacre whilst the South West coastal path is a delight for walkers and riders. Sea fishing golf and riding are all found locally. Shops and pubs are just 5 minutes’ walk.
• Passion Flower Cottage, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This exceptionally comfortable and spacious 19th century barn is peacefully situated in rolling countryside. Beamed throughout it enjoys a courtyard setting adjacent to the owners’ home. This lovely area has much to offer the visitor – the many amenities of both Tavistock and Launceston are just 9 miles away and Dartmoor Bodmin Moor and the sandy beaches of north Cornwall are all easily accessible. Water sports and fishing at Roadford Lake 5 miles. There are many renowned restaurants within 20 minutes drive and two pubs within 2 miles. Village shop 2 miles.
• The Granary, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This delightful semi detached rural barn conversion sits on a 250 acre working dairy farm set in the most gorgeous Devon countryside offering great local walking cycling riding fishing and wonderful wildlife. Just 3 miles away the bustling market town of Tavistock lies on the fringes of the Dartmoor National Park whilst historic Plymouth’s many attractions and fantastic Cornish beaches along the South West Coastal Path are within easy reach. National Trust properties at Lydford Gorge Castle Drogo Lanhydrock and Cotehele are well worth visiting and all under 15 miles’ drive. The Eden Project offers an enthralling day out and the pretty thatched villages elegant coastal towns and glorious rolling countryside of the South Hams invite exploration. Shop 1 mile pub serving food 0.5 mile.
• Belsford Court Cottages, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set in a secluded and tranquil valley in the tiny hamlet of Belsford in the South Hams an area of outstanding natural beauty yet only three miles from the historic market town of Totnes Belsford Court offers the ideal base from which to savour the many delights of south Devon. Within easy reach of Dartmouth Salcombe and numerous beaches the craggy splendour of Dartmoor and the seaside fun of Torbay. The pretty village of Harberton just a mile away has a 13th century inn serving excellent food.
  With 3.25 acres of grounds and wonderful views across the beautiful Harbourne valley these comfortable and well equipped cottages converted from traditional stone barns are grouped around a courtyard garden. They enjoy superb indoor and outdoor facilities including the use of an indoor heated swimming pool and sauna which opens onto a south facing patio and lawned gardens with furniture as well as a hot tub which enjoys superb views across the valley. A gently sloping grass path leads through a wild flower meadow to a shallow meandering stream with bridge to a further large field. Children have their own play area with swings and slide and a separate field for ball games. A games room provides table tennis and pool table and a play area for toddlers with toys and books. Whether enjoying the many excellent local family attractions or simply relaxing in the beauty and tranquillity of its unique setting the warm and welcoming ambience of Belsford Court offers an enjoyable and memorable holiday for all ages.
• Warmhill Farmhouse, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Mentioned in the Domesday Book this 100 acre working farm on the slopes of the pretty Teign Valley is ideal for both family holidays and those wanting peace and quiet. Next to the owner’s home this delightful thatched farmhouse has an enclosed garden opening onto the farmyard. Children will love the galleried bedrooms and they are encouraged to help with the animals. Bring wellies for the farm! There is a nature trail and visitors are free to wander over the farmland (pictured) which has an abundance of wildlife. Hennock a farming village is a 10 minute walk. Bovey Tracey with several shops pubs and restaurants and Cantonteign Falls reputed to be the highest waterfall in England are both within 2 miles. Teignmouth’s sandy beach is just 7 miles away and there is excellent walking and riding on nearby Dartmoor. Four golf courses and a heated indoor swimming pool with sports facilities are within 5 miles. Exeter Torbay Dartmouth and Tornes are within 0.5 hours drive.
• The Old Chapel, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the glorious country setting of the South Hams this imaginatively converted former Methodist chapel lies close to the local beaches of Mothecombe (footpath access) and the award winning beaches at Bigbury-on-Sea and Thurlestone. Modbury – a gem for antique hunters – and Ivybridge – southern gateway to Dartmoor – are about 5 miles away and close by is Totnes the historic capital of Devon from where visitors can enjoy cruises up the River Dart the loveliest river in England. Dartmouth with its bustling streets shops and quayside and Salcombe a haven for sailors and water sports enthusiasts are well worth exploring as are magnificent Saltram House and Coleton Fishacre (both N.T.) whilst the myriad attractions of Plymouth offer a good day out. Miles of scenic coastal and estuary footpaths and cycle trails beckon and children will also enjoy Sorley Tunnel Woodlands Adventure Park and Pennywell Farm. Holbeton itself is an award winning village boasting a shop/P.O. a pub serving food and a children’s playground.
• The Old Stables, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This superb barn conversion boasts stunning countryside views a secluded patio (pictured) for alfresco dining and a large garden as well an ideal holiday location adjoining another property in a delightful moorland village with a good pub and shop. With Haytor - one of Dartmoor’s most spectacular crags - just 2 miles away and the famous village of Widecombe-in-the Moor close by this is glorious walking country. Nearby is Newton Abbot a bustling town with a well known racecourse a railway museum regular market days and excellent shopping and leisure facilities. Peaceful river cruises up the River Dart to Dartmouth depart from Totnes a charming historic town famed for its interesting and eclectic shops including antique bookshops. The National Trust’s Bradley Manor is a short drive away as is an unusual Hedgehog Hospital. And no Devon holiday would be complete without at least one trip to one of its fabulous beaches - Dawlish Warren Teignmouth and the English Riviera resorts of Torquay Paignton and Brixham are all easily accessible. Deservedly popular with visitors since the time of Queen Victoria the ’Riviera’ resorts offer a huge range of attractions and activities to suit all tastes as well as events held throughout the year. There is a craft gallery at Bovey Tracey 3 miles.
• Bowden Close House, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set on the coast road just 600 yards above sheltered Maidencombe Beach and the village’s pretty thatched inn these three very comfortably furnished properties all have separate entrances and enjoy use of an acre of attractively landscaped gardens with extensive sea views. They are ideally situated for the coastal path yet still enjoy a peaceful and tranquil setting for abundant local wildlife. Primrose a ground floor apartment and Bluebell (set on the first floor) are situated in a purpose built extension to the owners’ Victorian residence whilst Laurel is a two storey wing of the original house. The ‘English Riviera’ is famous for its mild climate and is ideal for year round breaks. Torquay with its many amenities is only 4 miles away and Teignmouth Dartmouth South Hams and Dartmoor are all within easy reach. Golf and good walking locally. Shops 2 miles.
• Hydrangeas, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In the mild climate of the South Hams this single storey link house enjoys a quiet location just 1.5 miles from the popular water sports centre of Salcombe and 0.5 mile from Malborough’s 3 pubs shop/garage tennis courts and children’s play area. The coastal path offers good walking and superb sandy beaches at Hope Cove and Thurlestone are under 2 miles. Nearby are Overbecks (N.T.) Bigbury and renowned golf courses whilst Torbay Dartmouth Plymouth Slapton Ley nature reserve and Dartmoor are within easy reach.
• Bowditch Farm Lodge, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Nestling in the Yarty Valley in the beautiful Blackdown Hills this attractive farm lodge with its own fitness room offers rural tranquillity and local walks with plenty of wildlife and birds to spot. Season and water levels permitting there is fishing on the River Yarty and sailing golf and riding are found locally. Sidmouth with its soaring cliffs and Regency architecture Beer (a fishing village of smuggling notoriety) and Lyme Regis and The Cobb breakwater are nearby. Shop 2 miles pub serving food 1 mile.
• Linhay, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set on the spectacular South Hams cliffs just ¼ mile from the coastal path in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this lovely property has been cleverly designed to maximise its corner position and terraced garden. One of a small group of sympathetically converted barns it offers excellent shared facilities including a heated indoor swimming pool as well as its own adjacent large field for games.Within 2 miles are the shops and inns of the picturesque twin villages of Noss Mayo and Newton Ferrers. Popular for crab fishing and famed for their watersports activities the villages are connected by a causeway at low tide. This gorgeous stretch of coastline boasts splendid sandy beaches the nearest within 1 mile (down steep steps) and glorious walking can be enjoyed on the coastal path and (only 8 miles inland) on beautiful Dartmoor. Golf riding and a superb swimming and leisure centre are all within a ½ hour drive. Historic Plymouth is 12 miles away and the amazing Eden Project is under an hour’s drive.
• West Park, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Nestling on the South Hams coast in an area of outstanding natural beauty which boasts the mildest climate in mainland Britain is this spacious and very comfortable property. It has a patio and sunken garden and offers the perfect base for an active or peaceful holiday. Part of a small select group of tastefully and sympathetically converted barns it offers excellent shared facilities including a heated indoor swimming pool . The nearest of many sandy beaches is about a mile away with the pretty estuary of Mothecombe a four mile drive and there are unique walks along the spectacular coastline nearby. The picturesque fishing villages of Noss Mayo and Newton Ferrers with their shops pubs and marine activity are also only 1 mile. Dartmoor with walking and riding opportunities is 8 miles. Excellent local fishing three superb golf courses mountain biking and cycling trails and a host of attractions to suit all tastes are all within easy reach. The small town of Ivybridge has an excellent leisure centre. Plymouth is 12 miles.
• Goondiwindi, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Set in glorious South Hams countryside an area boasting the UK’s mildest climate this spacious and well appointed property lies in a peaceful location just 15 minutes’ walk from Mothecombe’s superb sandy beach (pictured). Picturesque fishing villages friendly watering holes and the rugged splendour of Dartmoor are a delight and there are scenic coastal walks fishing riding sailing and water sports to enjoy. Pub and shop 1½ miles.
• Regent House, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  These fabulous apartments with stunning views across the Exe estuary provide the ideal base for a really relaxing holiday. Easily accessible by road rail and water they sit opposite a small railway station and ferry port to Exmouth’s two miles of golden sands and traditional resort facilities. The fine beach and nature reserve at Dawlish Warren are 2 miles whilst sightseeing and shopping in the cathedral city of Exeter are 7 miles. The surrounding countryside is particularly good for walking and cycling – nearby Haldon Forest is criss-crossed with trails and there is even a cycle track to Exeter from Regent House itself – and the Exe estuary is great for sailing windsurfing and all manner of water sports with tuition for all levels of ability. Guided bird watching cruises are available river cruises run all year and Jurassic Coast cruises in summer. Some of Devon’s famed resorts – Budleigh Salterton Seaton and Sidmouth as well as the ‘English Riviera’ resorts of Torquay Paignton and Brixham – and Dartmoor National Park’s rugged beauty are a little further afield. Shops and a pub serving food are within a 5 minute stroll.
• The Railway Carriage, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  Authentically restored to its former glory and boasting stunning views this captivating property is ideally situated to enjoy the sandy beaches and wildlife of the Exe estuary. Exeter Exmouth and Teignmouth and the jewels of the English Riviera – Torquay Paignton and Brixham are all within easy reach. Local attractions include Dawlish Warren nature reserve (1 mile) and Powderham Castle. Pub and shops about 1 mile.
• Stowford Linhay, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  In a quiet hamlet setting this immaculate detached single storey property enjoys a south facing aspect and its own enclosed garden. Set in the grounds of the owner’s farmhouse it also offers direct access into a dog friendly 4.5 acre field. Nearby Lydford Gorge (N.T.) and Dartmoor afford fine walking whilst Roadford Lake (3 miles) provides water sports and fishing. The beautiful north coast beaches of Devon and Cornwall lie within easy reach and the Eden Project is an hour’s drive. Good pubs and village shop under 2 miles.
• Swallows Nest, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This stylish barn conversion sits amidst lush Devon countryside just 12 miles from Okehampton a small market town and main centre for exploring Dartmoor National Park’s granite tors picturesque villages and stunning landscapes so beloved of walkers cyclists and riders. Set on the owners’ farm within easy reach of the delightful market towns of Tavistock and Launceston with its scenic steam railway trips it is also only a 25 mile drive from Bude and its three renowned sandy beaches. Nearby Roadford Lake (3 miles) offers visitors fishing sailing and water sports as well as miles of lakeside walking and cycling routes whilst golf tennis and riding are available locally. Pubs and shops 2 miles.
• Pound Cottage, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This stylishly appointed property boasts a wonderful location for exploring the many attractions of the picturesque South Hams. Set adjoining the owners’ home it lies 3.5 miles from Totnes – a thriving market town offering trips up the River Dart. Dartmouth’s bustling waterfront great shops and restaurants as well as the sailing resort of Salcombe and the magnificent sandy beaches at Blackpool Sands are within easy driving distance as are Buckfast Abbey Dartington Hall and Saltram House (N.T.). Dartmoor National Park’s rugged grandeur and quaint villages are a little further afield. Riding golf and sailing are available locally. Pub serving food and shops 2 miles.
• The Squirrels, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This elegant and beautifully furnished mews house boasts a wonderfully central location in Torquay just a short walk from the harbour (pictured). Here visitors will find a stunning new development full of bars cafés and restaurants; Fleet Walk and the Pavilion offer superb shopping and the town’s flower filled streets and clean beaches are a delight. An indoor pool with a flume ride and wave machine a Byegones Museum theatre and Kents Caverns - this lively resort has something for everyone whilst for the more active there are water sports a golf course horse riding and miles of coastal walking to enjoy. Close by is Brixham a pretty town with a beautiful working harbour where fresh fish and local seafood can be bought as well as gorgeous beaches and coastal paths at Berry Head. Completing the ’English Riviera’ is Paignton a great family destination with its long sandy beaches famous zoo and steam railway for nostalgic trips through the Dart Valley to Kingswear Station. Inland there are a myriad historic castles stately homes and magnificent gardens to visit whilst Dartmoor’s rugged beauty beckons keen walkers and cyclists and the picturesque villages and gloriously pretty countryside of the South Hams invite exploration. Shops and pubs serving food 0.25 mile.
• Venn Farm, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This 70 acre Dorset Sheep farm is set in the glorious countryside of South Hams a uniquely lovely region boasting the mildest year-round climate in Britain. Four very comfortable cottages are scattered around the owners’ farmhouse varying from a delightful little ‘hideaway’ overlooking the duck pond to two adjoining cottages which can be interconnected to accommodate up to 12 people. With its fishing lake stocked with carp tench and bream and acres of farmland to which visitors enjoy access Venn Farm provides a wonderfully relaxing holiday retreat yet is only two miles from good roads that make it easy to explore further afield.
  Superb sandy beaches at Mothecombe and Bigbury-on-Sea and a variety of water sports at the picturesque twin villages of Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo are all within about half an hour’s drive. The delightful little Georgian town of Modbury with its specialist and antique shops and splendid inns is under 5 miles whilst nearby is Ivybridge known as the southern gateway to Dartmoor offers excellent sports facilities an indoor pool and a renowned garden centre. Dartmoor National Park lies within easy reach – wild ponies the Dartmoor Wildlife Park Widecombe in the Moor and Buckfastleigh Abbey are just some of its attractions. National Trust properties at Saltram House – a magnificent mid-18th century mansion – and Coleton Fishacre are a short drive as is Burgh Island of Agatha Christie fame. Plymouth and the Eden Project are further afield but afford excellent day trips. Closer to home good walking riding and golf can be enjoyed locally and there are two village pubs within 0.25 mile and shops in Wrangaton 2 miles.
  The friendly owners welcome disabled visitors and have ensured that three cottages are suitable for wheelchair access and have flush to floor showers (a shower chair is available).
• The Shippen, South Devon (Cottages from Hoseasons)
  This bright and extremely comfortable barn conversion enjoys the tranquillity of Devon’s lush countryside and wildlife yet is only a few miles from some of the county’s more famous resorts. Exmouth’s two miles of golden sands and Georgian architecture Budleigh Salterton on the World Heritage Coast elegant Sidmouth with its majestic red cliffs and Beer an old smugglers’ cove all invite exploration. Also within easy reach are Dartmoor’s granite hills rushing streams and remote villages with welcoming pubs. Golf tennis riding fishing and sailing can all be enjoyed locally. Shops and pubs serving food are about 20 minutes’ walk.

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