Log Cabins to RentFrom golden beaches to the wild ancient moorland of Dartmoor, from historic towns to chocolate box villages, Devon boast some of the best coast and countryside in England. Great opportunities for sailing, walking or simply soaking up the glorious scenery.
West Newton Ferrers, Devon, South West of England
From £861
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Mulberry Leaf is a charming wooden cabin on the banks of Newton Creek, with beautiful views of the water and across to Noss Mayo. Sleeping two in a super-king size bed, this is a great place to escape and relax.
Self contained, the cabin sits at the top of the garden behind the owner's property, and has spectacular views of Newton Creek and across to the river. It is fully insulated with a veranda and is totally separate with a private entrance. Inside, there is a super-king size bed, and a small kitchenette with a microwave, kettle, toaster, and shelves well-stocked with crockery and glasses. The en-suite is home to a large shower, WC, and wash basin.
Outside the cabin is set in wonderfully maintained gardens with great views. The veranda leading from the cabin has a fridge, plus table and chairs, and is ideal for enjoying alfresco meals. Guests are welcome to use the entire top section of the garden, and they have the choice of several seating areas for relaxing.
Within walking distance to the village pub and stores as well as the shore, it's a great base for exploring. The area is perfect for keen paddle boarders, kayakers and anyone that enjoys being around water, or exploring the wonderful countryside in this beautiful part of Devon.
Inside
A super-king size bed with bedding provided, chest of drawers for storage, hair dryer.
Small kitchenette with a microwave, kettle, toaster, crockery, utensils and glassware. Wifi, electricity and portable plug-in radiator.
En-suite with large shower, WC, wash basin and wall heater
Outside
Veranda with table and chairs, and a fridge
Use of the whole top section of the garden with multiple seating areas - steps up to the property from the parking area.
There is an allocated parking space.
Additional Information:
Sorry, no pets
This is a non smoking property
Please note there are 57 steps from the parking bay to the cabin along a well lit path
This cabin is located in Plymouth. Brownston Art Gallery and The Watermark are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Saltram House and Elizabethan House. Delta Force Paintball Plymouth and National Marine Aquarium are also worth visiting.
Newport Manor is a charming, quintessentially English period home that imbibes all the eccentricity of an English country estate, brimming with vibrant character, set within exquisite layers of pristine gardens.
The Regency style facade of this delightful home is an elegant monochrome with distinctive wrought-iron portico offering a cloistered veranda and elegant balcony, overlooking the primrose-lined pathways, pretty trellis covered arbours and expansive lawns.
Guests will enter an enchanting little world, suspended in time, bursting with ornate touches, period architecture and lavish yet cosy interiors. Full of surprises, this sumptuous home comes with its own series of converted out houses, providing spice and variety: a wonderful bright summer house, a glamorous bubbling hot tub, and its very own pub, the Frog and Pheasant, with games room and timber bar set within welcoming burnt orange walls and a genuine pub atmosphere!
Newport Manor, is set within the heart of the Devonshire countryside, down a winding lane, with far reaching country views. It is has been finished with verve and charisma, executed with both comfort and elegance in mind, to accommodate large parties of up to twenty-four guests.
This quirky, rural idyll offers inviting interiors: an eclectic blend of open fires, lavish features with all the modern fittings required for a luxury family break. Understated luxury is the tone of this home!
The kitchen offers a bright, airy and sociable space for the group to convene at the end of the day, with a large central breakfast bar and views across the gardens; top-range appliances are provided along with double range five hob stove and traditional Aga.
The modern rustic feel is interspersed with unadulterated glamour at Newport Manor. The drawing room offers a little formal indulgence; deep, regal crimsons and antique dresser, along with Art Deco mirror and opulent chandelier. The outdoors beckon, through the large bay French window doors. In contrast, the lounge has a laid-back feel, soft earthy tones, comfortable sofas and a wall mounted television; ideal for evening downtime.
The dining room is finished with dove greys and Georgian panelled walls, a vivacious setting for colourful family meals. Newport Manor is a secluded space where the family can escape the bustle of modern living and reconnect, enjoy the grounds, cook together and take a stroll to the private pub for a game of snooker or darts!
The bedrooms are sumptuously finished, tranquil and elegant spaces with crisp cotton bed linen, generous proportions and unique touches. The luxury tone is apparent: plush fabrics, accents of sophisticated colour, suave finishes including ornate lighting, antique furnishing and glamorous adornments.
The second floor has a charming attic-like feel with sloping ceilings and exposed timber beams.
Newport Manor boasts one and a half acres of land; fully executed for outdoor living, parties and celebrations, there are built-in speakers by the summer house and barbecue, so whether it be rocking out some tunes with a glass of bubbles in the hot tub, or a sedate game of croquet on the lawns, this home has it covered, with style, charisma, and abundant eccentric charm!
The winding and luscious Whiddon Valley is just outside Barnstaple, in a beautiful part of north Devon, known for its lanes framed with wildflowers and windswept coastal pathways.
Barnstable is not exactly a sea-side town, it is nestled on a tidal estuary, yet has a breezy seaside feel to it, with pretty cafes and winding streets, boutiques and a lot of fascinating local history.
Both the Museum of Barnstable and Barnstable Heritage Centre are worth a visit; the latter takes visitors on an exciting journey through time!
The historic Pannier Market showcases dependent on the day antiques, produce and collectables; at the same time visitors can stock up on Butchers Row at the local bakery, deli, fishmongers and butchers. Barnstable has a buzzing and lively range of local businesses and an old fashioned high street with independent producers.
The Tarka Trail is ideal for a sunny day; with lovely views of the countryside around Barnstable, or visitors can hire bikes and take a picnic.
Portmore Golf Club is a luxurious twenty-seven hole golf course with attractive restaurants and bars.
North Devon is known for its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and unspoilt nature - this spectacular and diverse country is abundant with gastronomical excellence, history, outdoor pursuits and cultural experiences.
The delightful Newt Cottage sits on a wonderful small resort with astounding resort facilities. It is within minutes of the spectacular north Devon seaside town of Combe Martin. The cottage is one of a number on the resort and one of three that sit in a pretty courtyard close to the communal indoor swimming pool. Newt Cottage is beautifully presented with stylish open plan living space, two bedrooms and a family bathroom. It comes with a private enclosed terrace with garden furniture, a barbecue, a chimenea and a hot tub. This is a wonderful relaxation spot where you can pop a cork, take a dip in the hot tub, and enjoy the captivating views over the resort’s animal enclosures and the lush valley.
This exclusive resort is nestled in a lush valley near the charming seaside town of Combe Martin. It is the perfect place for a spot of switch off. Combe Martin enjoys blissful secluded sandy beaches, wonderful rock pools, dramatic coastal scenery, a picturesque harbour, quaint shops, cosy seaside pubs, water sports, the fabulous Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park, an interesting museum and easy access to the stunning Exmoor National Park, North Devon’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the famous Southwest Coast Path. Nearby, you can explore the sensational Hangman Cliffs, the amazing beaches of Broadsands, Wild Pear, Tunnels and Barricane, Lee Bay, the Woolacombe beaches, Putsborough Sands, Croyde and the magnificent Saunton Sands. There are fabulous attractions such as National Trust houses, the wonderful Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway and amazing activities including horse riding and coasteering. You will never tire of exciting, interesting, and thrilling excursions in this wonderful area.
Guests staying at Newt Cottage enjoy access to fabulous resort facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, fast EV charging for cars, indoor soft play, a thrilling adventure play area for children, fire pits, a games room, yoga classes, an honesty shop, outdoor dining areas, over fifty friendly animals and extensive grounds. There is something for everyone at this wonderful resort and you are welcome to bring your furry friends. If you want to take a holiday with friends, we also feature the other cottages on the resort. You may want to take a peep at Old Combe Barn, Broadsands Farmhouse, Holdstone Cottage, Sandy Bay Cottage, Combe Martin House or Wild Pear House and book one or more of those too. Holdstone Cottage and Sandy Bay Cottage are located in the same courtyard.
Newt Cottage enjoys a very pretty stone and brick frontage with a bluey green stable door and colourful plant pots. The door opens to your open plan living space with its gorgeous floral wallpaper, its smart slate floor, its comfy sofas, colourful rugs and farmhouse style dining table and chairs. There is a Smart television so that you can cosy up with Netflix and a good selection of books. The views from the living room over the terrace towards the valley are wonderful. The ivory painted modern kitchen offers excellent appliances. Laundry appliances are shared with the other two cottages nearby.
Upstairs, you will discover the master bedroom and a twin room. The master boasts a beautifully dressed, four poster, king-size bed, pretty wallpaper to one wall and lovely views. The twin room is pretty small but beautifully appointed. The fully tiled family bathroom enjoys a bath and overhead shower.
You will love the private terrace for its views and intimate hot tub time. Your furry friend is welcome to join you at Newt Cottage and will enjoy watching over the animals. The nearby resort swimming pool is fabulous, all the more special for being only a few minutes’ walk from your doorstep. You can relax on smart cradle rope weave seats and day beds with your holiday book if you do not want to swim. The pool building offers changing rooms, toilets, and showers. The resort games room offers table football, table tennis and a soft play area for little ones. The resort sits in its own pretty valley with sixteen acres of grounds sprinkled with lush lawns, gardens, sunken nature trails, ponds, meadows, an orchard, streams, an extensive kitchen garden and a greenhouse where you can pick yourselves something fresh and tasty to go with your alfresco dinner. If you bring your furry friend, you can enjoy five acres of dog walking field for off lead enjoyment or a favourite local dog walk to the charming dog friendly pub, the Hunters at Heddons Valley. There are over fifty animals on the estate and children enjoy helping at feeding times. Beautiful peacocks wander around the grounds, the free-range chickens supply eggs and cute ducks live on three ponds. There is a small herd of alpacas, four pygmy goats, sheep, super cute piglets, guinea pigs and orphan lambs in the spring for children to bottle feed. Children adore the outdoor playground with its amazing wooden pirate ship with decks, a tunnel, ship’s wheel, plank, and sand pit. The two storey wendy house is perfect for little ones with a built-in kitchen, furniture, and a veranda. There is also a wooden tractor, a slide, trampoline, swings, slides and a climbing frame. You will be lucky if you see your children with all of this! Throughout the estate there are some wonderful views with lovely lounge furniture so that you can relax, captivated by the views with a sneaky bottle of chilled wine. The Lookout is one of these, also a perfect spot for early morning meditation or yoga. The huge one and half meter fire pit with benches is wonderful for sing songs and making marshmallow memories. The honesty shop stocks some wonderful goodies including delicious frozen Cook meals, barbecue packs from the local farm shop, tasty ice creams and marshmallows for toasting. Yoga classes take place all year long plus there are fun aqua aerobics sessions in the pool.
Newt Cottage is nestled on an exclusive resort with stunning grounds and views near Combe Martin in north Devon. Combe Martin is a fabulous seaside resort with stunning sandy coves, some of the UK’s best rock pools and a fantastic selection of cafes, unique shops, pubs, and restaurants. Combe Martin hosts many events celebrating its heritage and quirks including its annual Hunting of the Earl of Rone ceremony, a Pagan festival. The wonderful Southwest Coast Path runs through the village offering astonishing views and access to beaches and beauty spots that you may not otherwise see. You can hike to Great Hangman, the tallest sea cliff in Britain or take the two hundred and thirty steps down the Golden Cove. You can enjoy the calm waters of the bay on a boat, kayak, or stand-up paddle board.
There are spectacular beaches and coves nearby. Wild Pear Beach and Broadsands Beach are two of the most beautiful, secret coves. Wild Pear is reached via a dramatic descent from the coast path and is an idyllic, protected cove. Broadsands Beach was recently voted the ‘Happiest View in the UK’ with its special curved bay, turquoise sea, rock caves and trees. A network of tunnels hand-carved in the early nineteenth century lead to the wonderful Tunnels Beaches with their Victorian tidal swimming pool and sand and shingle private beaches. Barricane Beach boasts exotic shells, a delightful cafe, and glorious sunsets. Lee Bay is a fabulously secluded spot looking out to the Bristol Channel. It is often called ‘Fuchsia Valley’ due to its bright red flowers. Woolacombe Beach is a three-mile-long sandy wonder that has been voted the ‘Best Beach in Britain’ and it is only twenty minutes from the resort. Putsborough Sands are on the south side of Woolacombe offering glorious surf and views of the headland. Just around the Baggy Point headland is the very pretty village of Croyde with its famous surfing beach. Backing the fabulous Saunton Sands is the impressive Braunton Burrows, a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
The pretty, historic fishing village of Clovelly is worth the short drive. It was once owned by the Queen of England and clings to the four-hundred-foot cliff where there is no traffic. Steep cobbled streets tumble down to its ancient fishing harbour and 14th century quay.
Twelve miles away, the Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway opened in 1890 and is an excellent way to enjoy the wonderful coastal views between the two villages. Another popular trip is to Lundy Island which lies ten nautical miles off the coast. The ferry leaves from Ilfracombe Harbour taking you to this delightful island with its wildlife, big skies and gorgeous scenery.
The National Trust’s Arlington Court and Carriage Museum is a great day out with formal Victorian gardens, ponds, deer, plenty of space for picnics and an impressive collection of horse-drawn vehicles. It is a gem on the edge of Exmoor that has been in the Chichester family for over five hundred years. The gardens enjoy herbaceous borders, a fountain, walled kitchen garden and a conservatory brimming with exotic plants from around the world. There are pleasure grounds with gorgeous views, a wilderness pond, and a deer park wood. The old kitchen tearoom is lovely and offers tasty treats. There is also an excellent second-hand bookshop. Watersmeet is a dramatic river gorge and ancient woodland with a National Trust tearoom set in stunning surroundings. You can treat yourselves to delicious Devon cream teas and be captivated by the amazing landscapes and woodland trails.
You can learn many water sports in the area. Coasteering is also a thrilling sport with many experienced Coasteering and Adventure Sports companies operating at Watermouth Harbour, the next bay along from Combe Martin. Brave participants enjoy climbing over dramatic rocks, jumping into the sea, swimming through gullies, and exploring caves. Horse riding on Exmoor is also popular with the Dean Riding Stables.
Set along the South West Coast Path with uninterrupted sea views and a quiet location in Devon, No 7 Driftwood is the perfect property for a romantic retreat. Bovisand Beach sits just beneath the cliffs that stand right in front of the property, and as you can step outside and follow the steps right down to the sand the journey from front door to beach takes just moments. The beach is a popular one with swimmers, surfers and kayakers and it’s part of a Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty so don’t forget your cameras. No 7 Driftwood has a contemporary open plan sitting room with solid wooden floors throughout and a natural de´cor with a coastal theme. The flat screen TV, DVD and music player make quiet nights in all the more tempting, and if it’s been too long since you dined in together you’ll find a handmade pine kitchen to help you rediscover what good food’s all about. Granite worktops and a Butler sink add a hint of luxury, and appliances include an electric range oven, a microwave and a retro fridge freezer. If you’re anything like us all that sea air will have you sleeping better than you have in years, and the king size divan bed makes a welcoming sight after a day enjoying the active Devon lifestyle. The bedroom looks out on to the rear patio area where you can sit out of a morning and plan your day, and a small hallway leads from the bedroom to a tiled shower room with power shower. The large paved patio space looks out across the Plymouth breakwater and all the way to the Cornish villages of Kingsand and Cawsand. The separate patio to the rear of No 7 Driftwood is a sheltered sun trap, and the small storage shed is home to a bistro set and sun loungers to help you make the most of it. An allocated parking space means you can leave the car with peace of mind, and the property includes beach towels to make things easier.
Set just a 10-minute walk from the beach, across the Northam Burrows Country Park, the impressive Northam House offers a modern holiday home for six. With a light and fresh feel, this property offers ample outdoor space where you can take a soak in a wonderfully tempting hot tub.
You will feel instantly relaxed at Northam House, as you recline on the rattan furniture in the terrace seating area or enjoy an evening barbecue. An upper balcony looks out over this area, from where you can walk straight inside to the open-plan living space. Supremely spacious and filled with natural light, this area includes enough comfy lounge seating for everyone, as well as TV and Wi-Fi.
An island separates the lounge area from the kitchen and dining space, where you have an oven, microwave, coffee machine, dishwasher and more. The chic acacia wood table offers both chair and bench seating.
With three bedrooms, Northam House is ideal for a family or smaller group. Two of the bedrooms feature king-size beds and an en suite shower room, while the third has twin beds. A separate bathroom with bath and shower is available to all. Situated on the ground floor, the two king rooms also offer direct access to the terrace.
Wonderfully well equipped and supremely styled, Northam House enjoys a fine location too, with the golden-sand beach of Westward Ho! just a few minutes from your door. A popular surfing spot, the beach is well set up for visitors and ideal for families. Nearby you will find a go-karting track and adventure golf course, as well as the real thing at the Royal North Devon Golf Club.
Head further up the coast and you can discover many more fantastic beaches, with the likes of Woolacombe, Ilfracombe and Croyde Sands within driving distance. Sitting prettily on the River Torridge, the town of Bideford is around 10 minutes from Westward Ho! As well as all the amenities you may need, it offers an Art Gallery & Museum and Railway Heritage Centre.
An incredible area of natural beauty, North Devon offers wonderful beaches, gardens and a host of heritage attractions, ensuring it will always be a pleasure to get out and about.
Much of North Devon (and a portion of neighbouring Somerset) is within the bounds of Exmoor National Park, and the area is filled with scenic walking and hiking routes stretching all the way to the coast. There’s the opportunity to spot wildlife including the famous Exmoor ponies, as well as exploring more than 1000km of trails.
One of the highlights of the northern coast is Lynton, overlooking Lynmouth. The two are connected by a water-powered Cliff Railway – a good way to travel between them as it’s a steep walk. This beautiful stretch of coast is much loved and the area’s popularity with visitors ensures there are plenty of characterful places to eat.
Water sports and cycling are amongst the activities on offer, along with golf and tennis, while steam trains are the way to travel on the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway. The nearby Valley of the Rocks is a great choice if you fancy a bracing coastal walk.
About 20 minutes’ drive west of Westward Ho!, the pretty fishing village of Clovelly is privately owned, and well worth visiting. This charming, traffic-free village sits on cliffs, with donkeys roaming the cobbled streets, a couple of nice pubs serving good food, two museums and a still-active harbour bringing in crabs and lobsters – this little place even hosts the ‘Lobster and Crab Feast’ each year. There is a small admission charge to visit the village, which includes admission to sights such as the lovely Clovelly Court Gardens.
The town of Bideford offers good dining and shopping possibilities, including twice-weekly markets at its historic Pannier Market building, and bargains from well-known names at the town’s outlet shopping centre, Affinity. A big family favourite is the adventure and wildlife park, The BIG Sheep, just outside Bideford, which brings together all sorts of outdoor activities, including actual sheep racing.
To appreciate the beauty of the North Devon coast, head for Braunton Burrows, one of the largest systems of sand dunes in the UK. As well as being very big indeed, Braunton Burrows is notable for its abundance of wildlife, with butterflies, birds, lizards and 470 species of flowering plant. Alongside the Burrows, you will find the wonderful beach of Saunton Sands. Suitable for families, swimmers and surfers, the beach has the curious claim to fame of appearing in Robbie Williams’ Angels video.
Fans of gardens can visit the likes of 50-acre Castle Hill Gardens near Barnstaple, set beside a lovely, ochre-coloured mansion house, or the Italianate terraces of Tapeley Park in the village of Instow, just outside Bideford. South Molton’s Quince Honey Farm does exactly what it says on the jar – you can learn all about bees and enjoy a honey tasting too.
Living area Open plan with the kitchen and dining area with access to the decked balcony Leather sofa seating four, Smart TV with DVD player, IPod docking station, coffee table, mood lighting and a log burning stove Kitchen Open plan with the dining and living area with access to the decked balcony Electric oven with grill, induction hob, microwave, large built-in fridge freezer, washer dryer, dishwasher and separate larder units Dolce Gusto coffee machine as well as cafetiere Dining Open plan with the kitchen and living area with access to the decked balcony Dining table and four chairs Master Bedroom King size bed, built-in wardrobe and two bedside tables with lamps En suite Bedroom Two Twin zip and link beds, chest of drawers and built-in wardrobe En suite Family Bathroom En suite to Master bedroom with free-standing roll top bath with overhead shower, wash basin and WC Bathroom Two En suite to bedroom two with a walk-in shower cubicle, wash basin and WC Outside The lodge can be accessed by two steps or a ramp Private balcony to the front of the lodge with table, chairs and hot tub Two parking spaces next to the lodge and ample parking on-site Surrounded by six acres of wooded grounds you have the opportunity for walking, cycling, rambling, angling, golf and horse-riding Important Information The lodge can accept infants up to the age of two and children over the age of 14. One child over the age of 10 may be accepted if discussed at the time of booking There is a constant supply of logs for the log burning stove on request
You will find Cheglinch Farm tucked away in a sheltered field on a family run dairy farm, in picturesque North Devon. Nestled in the countryside, it is a perfect place to get away from it all, relax and connect with nature. You may be lucky enough to meet the local pheasant family, visiting deer and owls. In addition, the small areas of marshland, within the eco-friendly field, are fabulous at attracting many different species of birds and insects.
Within a 10-20 minute drive you will be on the doorsteps of the incredible beaches at Woolacombe, Saunton, Croyde and Ilfracombe. Any beach enthusiast will surely find a pleasurable day, whether it be surfing or sunbathing!
The Belle Tent is set on a wooden standing within their own distinct area in a 4 acre field. The tent will comfortably sleep 4 on proper beds and mattresses (1 double, 2 singles) made up ready for your arrival. Children will love the cow themed duvet covers! There is room for an additional child on a smaller, pull out mattress but please bring your own bedding (if you wish to bring your own small inflatable bed and bedding instead you can do so).
A modern wood burning stove found just outside the tent will keep you warm on colder evenings, but is also useful for cooking. Fairy lights and battery powered tea lights within the tent provide the perfect tranquil lighting for a relaxing stay.
You have access to your own covered outdoor kitchen area equipped with a gas barbecue, as well as cooking equipment and crockery. An outdoor seating area is also provided.
Those wanting a more authentic camping experience will enjoy the fire pit provided, perfect for toasting marshmallows!
There is no electric provision within the tent allowing you to switch off from the outside world, although electricity is available in the play barn if you really can’t leave your mobile behind!
Strictly NO PETS.
This chalet is located in Ilfracombe. Ilfracombe Harbour and South West Coast Path Section 4 Trailhead are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit Marwood Hill Gardens and Watermouth Castle. Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park and Funder Zone are also worth visiting.
A stunning Shepherds Hut at this secluded, beautiful hideaway has been hand crafted to a high specification by West Country Artisans who take the greatest of pride in their craft, and who lovingly build them to detailed perfection.
Shared with 4 other Shepherds Huts, all are positioned in the old meadow of wild flowers with lovely views down the wooded valley.
With a generous 234 sq. ft. of space and are 26 ft. long having been designed to comfortably accommodate 2 adults in luxury.
The exquisite interior of the huts boasts designer fabrics, made-to-measure furnishings and bespoke fittings alongside a traditional wood-burning stove, relaxation area with coffee table, fully-equipped kitchen, foldaway breakfast bar, a king-size double bed, generous bathroom with double walk-in power shower.
Each has its own private terrace with an outdoor wood-fired spa bath, Adirondack loungers, teak dining table and chairs with parasol, a fire pit and a double hammock.
To accommodate 2 adults, with 1 luxury king bed. 2 well behaved dogs may join in the holiday with the provision of bowls and some treats. Dogs must be on the lead at all times whilst on the property. There are many public footpath country walks in the neighbourhood.
You will find the communal games barn is ideal for the days you wish to spend relaxing on-site – perhaps reading your holiday novel with a glass of something delicious in hand, or a game chess or table football.
Set the mood for the evening, appreciate the night sky, enjoy your favourite foods cooked on the BBQ followed by toasted marshmallows over the fire pit and then sink into the warm waters of the outdoor spa bath… c’est parfait!
Booking Conditions:
- Additional bags of logs £8.00/bag, can also be deducted from your security deposit if required
- Electric Vehicle charging available on request
- On-site parking
This chalet is located in Dartmouth. Dartmouth Museum and Golden Hind are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Coleton Fishacre and Churston Station. Woodlands Family Theme Park and Coleton Fishacre House & Gardens are also worth visiting.
Woolacombe, Devon, South West of England
From £525
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One double bedroom chalet with WIFI on tranquility park in Woolacombe overlooking the sea.
Woolacombe has won awards for being one of the best beaches in the UK and the view of the bay from the chalet is lovely
We have a washer/dryer, fridge freezer, dish washer and smart TV. There is a sofa bed in the main living area with a pull out bed underneath.
There is parking for one vehicle in the road in front of the chalet.
There is also a large garage / shop in front of the park that is well stocked with groceries. The site is being extended with new builds being constructed on the opposite side of the park.
Located in Woolacombe, this chalet is in a rural area. Ilfracombe Harbour and South West Coast Path Section 4 Trailhead are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore North Devon Coast and Exmoor National Park. Marwood Hill Gardens and Watermouth Castle are also worth visiting. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
Escape to this exquisite hidden gem of a Treehouse. Luxuriously designed and peacefully perfect for romantic breaks away or family enjoyment; relax within nature from which to explore the South Hams in Devon. This little hideaway sleeps up to 2 adults and 3 children (under the age of 16), perfect for couples or family holidays. Boasting your own private furnished deck and wood-fired hot tub there is something for everyone. Bring along your four-legged friends too! Dog-friendly treehouses (maximum 2 small dogs or 1 large dog).
Staying in one of these treehouses is akin to staying in your own private mini-resort. Each deck includes a hammock, outdoor chess set, outdoor table football, sun loungers, BBQ with dining area, and a traditional wood-fired cedar hot tub. The interiors are attractively furnished with a nod to their environment, with a variety of rich wood finishes, soothing toned fabrics, sumptuous Egyptian cotton bed linen and home comfort essentials that include underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove, a fully-equipped kitchen, 2 en-suite bathrooms with power showers, family fun board games, books, and Wi-Fi.
There will be a prepared hamper to settle you in, packed with some treats, enough for welcome tea/coffee & nibbles, a selection of West Country produce for your first morning’s continental breakfast and a complimentary bottle of wine for you to enjoy on a warm sunny afternoon or cosy winter evening by the fire.
Booking Conditions:
- Additional bags of logs £8.00/bag, can also be deducted from your security deposit if required
- Electric Vehicle charging available on request
- On-site parking
This chalet is located in Dartmouth. Dartmouth Museum and Golden Hind are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Coleton Fishacre and Coleton Fishacre House & Gardens. Woodlands Family Theme Park and Greenway House and Garden are also worth visiting.
