Log Cabins to RentThink rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, great surf and sparkling blue seas, the wild moors of Dartmoor to the Somerset Levels and the dramatic Cheddar Gorge, the South West has plenty to offer. With a lively arts scene, great local food and walking and cycling opportunities galore.
This stunning lodge is located on an exclusive holiday resort just above St Mary s Bay on the outskirts of Brixham. Bring your buckets and spades and enjoy family days on the beach, which is a short walk away, it is a secluded sand and shingle bay surrounded by cliffs. You can enjoy the South West Coastal Path and lovely walks across the cliff tops. The fishing town of Brixham is just over a mile with its harbour, restaurants serving local seafood, cafes, pubs, shops and galleries. You will also be within a short drive to Torquay where you'll find the palm lined promenade, seafront gardens, a lively harbour and an international marina. Upon entering this privately owned immaculate single storey lodge via four external steps, you are greeted with a light and airy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which enjoys wonderful sea views and benefits from an electric wood burner. In the summer you can open the patio doors to let the outside in, or in the cooler months snuggle up on the comfy sofa's and watch the seasons change while watching your favourite programme on the Smart TV. The very well equipped kitchen has a gas oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher, perfect for trying out new recipes or old family favourites. There is a useful cupboard for storing coats and sandy shoes which also houses the washer/dryer. There are two immaculate bedrooms, a double with the added benefit of an en suite shower and WC and a twin with large walk in wardrobe. Attention to detail is second to none and there are fluffy bathrobes for all guests. Completing the accommodation is a contemporary bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC. Venturing outside there is a large raised balcony where guests will find seating, making it a perfect spot to enjoy some al fresco dining, or a place to relax and enjoy a glass of wine under the star filled skies. There is an off road parking space directly beside the lodge and further parking available within the immediate vicinity.
This remarkable cabin is set along the Tamar River and surrounded by the Tamar Valley which is soaked in beauty and history. The AONB possesses some of the finest scenery in the West Country and the estuary is an important haven for wildlife, such as the avocet and little egret. All this makes for some wonderful walking trails and sites for guests to explore. The World Heritage town of Tavistock (7.5 miles) is within easy reach and offers a historic pannier market, boutique shops and plenty of cafes. The National Trust property Buckland Abbey is a 5 mile drive away and well worth a visit, or head further afield to Plymouth Gin (15 miles) or Pennywell Farm (30 miles) for something a little different. Upon entering this beautiful retreat, you will notice the luxury airy design throughout the home. With sliding doors that allow you to bring the outdoors in, guests will be able to enjoy viewing the stunning panoramic river views. This initial space is a bright and comfortable open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The kitchen has everything you need, including an electric oven with induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, while a connecting utility cupboard contains a washing machine. Settle down in the sofa and armchairs in the lounge to watch the Smart TV, firing up the double sided wood burner on cooler evenings. Completing this space is the dining area where guests can enjoy a spot of lunch and dinner, or sit at breakfast and plan the day s adventures ahead. From this area, continue on into the king size bedroom which is fabulously spacious and contains a luxury en suite bathroom with bath, waterfall shower and WC. You will find sliding doors here so you can make your way out onto the private patio terrace. It s the perfect spot to wake up from a holiday lie in and take in the views before you ve even set foot out of bed. The lodge benefits from its own patio terrace which can be accessed from the private driveway, or via the living and bedroom spaces. Relax on the comfortable outdoor seating and fire up the BBQ to enjoy while taking in the stunning views across the river. Take the short steps from the property down to the secluded hot tub and sun loungers your own little bit of luxury at this unique retreat. In addition to this, there is also a shared, heated indoor swimming pool just up the lane which can be booked for private use too. There is private parking for two cars.
This beautiful pod is set within a riverside position, complete with a countryside backdrop. Set within a private enclosure next to the local pub, this unique retreat boasts a private hot tub and fire pit; it s the perfect spot to relax after a day of exploring the local area. You can enjoy peaceful walks from the doorstep, or head south and you are in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which offers the lovely old coastal towns of Salcombe and Dartmouth where you can browse many independent shops, restaurants and cafes, all within 15 miles. Further afield and within 25 miles is The South Devon Railway, the historic naval city of Plymouth, the cathedral city of Exeter and Haldon Forest. Step inside the rustic, stylish pod and you will see the brilliantly designed and very comfortable studio style lounge/kitchen/diner/sleeping area. The lounge area features a cosy sofa and smart TV with views overlooking the garden. This space has been well thought out and has ample room to relax and dine, perfect after exploring what South Devon has to offer during the day. The kitchen is compact yet perfectly appointed and boasts all the essentials including a two ring gas hob, combi microwave oven and fridge with an ice compartment. The sleeping area has a comfortable double bed and next to this you will see the well laid out shower room with WC. Moving outside you will step on to a lovely, decked area, with the River Avon next to you making it the perfect place to relax. The decking area overlooks a stunning garden area and also features your own private hot tub and fire pit, making it a great space to spend your evenings. Private off road parking for one car is available in the car park directly outside.
This property is located on a holiday park just above St Mary s Bay, on the outskirts of Brixham. The beach which is just a few minutes walk away, is a secluded sand and shingle bay surrounded by cliffs, and is just a short walk from Berryhead Nature Reserve with its coastal walks and Guardhouse Cafe. Brixham town centre is just over a mile from the park, and offers a range of shops and restaurants, including many which specialise in serving local seafood. The busy harbour makes a fascinating place to spend an afternoon, watching the boats come and go, visiting the fascinating replica of the Golden Hind, taking a trip on one of the pleasure craft, or perhaps following the footsteps of the area s notorious pirates, by taking the self guided Black Beard Trail. This privately owned lodge style property is contemporarily styled and provides comfortable accommodation for up to six guests. The spacious open plan living area has two large, comfortable sofas for sitting back and relaxing in front of the TV and DVD or taking in the views along the coastline. The dining table seats six, beyond which, guests will find the kitchen which is well equipped with an oven, hob, American style fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and washer/dryer. The property has three bedrooms, the first of which is a spacious king size room with a separate dressing area and en suite shower room with walk in shower and WC. The two remaining bedrooms are fitted with twin beds and built in storage.The main shower room, like the en suite, has a walk in shower and WC. Outside, there is a spacious enclose decked terrace to the front of the property, which is accessed through patio doors from the living area and offers views to St Mary s Bay, garden furniture, and a BBQ. Meanwhile, the sister holiday park has all the facilities for guests to enjoy, which is a about a 10 minute walk from the property. There is off road parking provided.
This property is located on a working sheep farm in the picturesque Devonshire countryside, within walking distance to two lovely country pubs, which make the perfect place to enjoy a delicious meal, or cosy up with a pint. Dartmoor is just a short distance away, offering scenic walks, cycling routes, horse riding, and bouldering. Twelve miles south of the property, the village of Bigbury on Sea has a beautiful sandy beach, with access across to Burgh Island at low tide, either on foot or by sea tractor. Within a thirty minute drive of the property, the historic city of Plymouth offers boat trips, the National Marine Aquarium, and the waterfront Barbican district with its Mayflower Museum, arts centre, and a choice of pubs and restaurants. Guests entering this attractive, single storey property, will find themselves in the light filled open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where a cosy wood burner keeps the lodge lovely and warm, even in the coolest winter months. The sofa makes a comfortable place to relax, and perhaps enjoy a film on the TV/DVD. The kitchen area is located at one end of the room, beyond the wooden dining table, and is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, and washer/dryer. A curtained doorway leads to the pretty bedroom with a beamed ceiling, and double bed. The wet room, which is located beyond the bedroom, offers a shower and WC. Outside, there is an attractive patio garden with seating and a BBQ, to the front of the property, with stunning countryside views. Guests should note that there is a small pond next to the patio, so caution should be exercised with any dogs. There is private off road parking provided.
Enjoying a peaceful position within Dartmoor National Park, a central location within reach of the coast (15.5 miles), this is a great base for countryside romps or days out by the sea. The cosy hut is great for getaways whether you re looking for a romantic retreat or an action packed stay exploring and rambling the trails and tors. Located 1 mile away is the delightful moorland village of Holne with an active farm and farm shop, pub, fishing, and tearoom. Explore Dartmoor with walks right from the doorstep. Step inside this cosy shepherd s hut and into the perfectly designed living and sleeping area. This wonderful space includes a double bed bunk, with a lower bunk that has sufficient headroom to sit up in. The warming wood burner can crackle away in the background whilst you enjoy an evening meal on the dining table or sit comfortably on the sofa and unwind reading your favourite book. A compact yet practical kitchen space including fridge and two ring gas hob means you can prepare fresh ingredients for a tasty supper. Finishing off the cosy accommodation is a separate shower room with walk in shower and WC. Further delights await outside a private gravelled area with garden furniture, fire pit and a gas BBQ mean you can enjoy some al fresco dining or just relax with a glass of your favourite tipple. Enjoy the sunset and stargaze whilst toasting some marshmallows to relax after a long day s exploration. Off road parking is provided directly outside.
Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this striking couples retreat is perfectly situated to explore the beautiful South Hams. Within 3 miles of the hut you will find the beautiful shingle beach of Beesands, with a local pub, cafe and restaurant. If you fancy a change of scenery, why not take a walk through the traditional English market town of Kingsbridge just 6 miles away, which sits on its very own estuary and is surrounded by beautiful, green rolling countryside, making it very popular with walkers and water sports enthusiasts. Also within 10 miles, is the picturesque village of Salcombe where there is a wide variety of on and off water activities, along with plenty of shops and eateries. Upon entering this adorable shepherds hut from the steps, you will immediately find yourself in the open plan lounge/kitchen/dining/sleeping area. In the sleeping area you will find a double bed for a cosy nights sleep, benefiting from windows to take in the countryside views whilst relaxing under the duvet. The living space features comfortable seating to put your feet up and a dining table which folds down when needed, to maximise on the space. The compact kitchen area is equipped with a 2 ring induction hob, fridge and microwave. The en suite shower room comprises of walk in shower cubicle and WC, providing a comfortable stay in this beautiful rustic environment. Outside of the property there is a lovely garden area to the front of the hut, complete with garden furniture to relax with a drink in the fresh countryside air. Guests are welcome to use the enclosed orchard to exercise dogs. There is private off road parking for one car provided next to the shepherds hut.
Enjoy views of the surrounding countryside and relax in the garden or venture further afield to numerous sheltered coves and sandy surfing beaches. The property is well situated for touring Cornwall at large, including the iconic Land s End, The Eden Project and The Tate Gallery at St Ives, to name but a few. In the evenings visit one of many local family pubs serving good ale and home cooked meals, namely Driftwood Spars and The St Agnes Hotel. It is situated near Porthtowan, which is a part of a mining heritage area. Visit the clifftop remains of Wheal Coates and Good Charlotte which sit a few miles up the coast from Porthtowan. Inside the lodge, you will find the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with its ample comfortable seating and TV/DVD. The well equipped kitchen is ideal for all of your everyday needs, with an electric oven and hob, a microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine, while the dining area is perfect for meals morning, noon and night for up to four people. On the same level are the two bedrooms: the first of which is a double with a TV, while the other contains a triple bunk bed (a double with a single above). There is a large shower room with WC near to the bedrooms for convenience. Step outside and you will find the decking area with garden furniture. A BBQ can also be made available on request. The decking leads to the large garden lawn. There is ample off road parking.
Tucked away and nestled next to the owner's residence. With plenty of walks and bike rides from your doorstep including the nearby great flat lode and various mining trails. A short drive in any direction will take you to several of Cornwall's best loved towns and attractions; take a trip to one of the many popular beaches with surfing, the South West Coastal path and village amenities, including Porthtowan, Portreath and Gwithian. The cobbled streets of St Ives are less than 16 miles with its endless galleries, boutique shops and eateries. Enjoy a family day out at St Michaels Mount, a variety of watersports at Stithians lake or Flambards. Step inside to discover the spacious and tastefully furnished kitchen/diner with a separate utility. This is a wonderful social space, with a dining area and fabulous kitchen with everything you need for your holiday. Retire to the lounge area on one of the incredibly comfy sofas with a good book or find a film on the Smart TV after a day of exploring. The family bathroom is on the ground floor and heading upstairs, you'll find a king size bedroom with views across to fields between the trees. The second bedroom is a twin with tasteful furnishings and finally a single bedroom with plenty of storage. Outside, is an area of lawn and stream bordering the boundary, overlooking the neighbouring field. Dine alfresco and even star gaze under the night sky with the BBQ on the go.
Looe Cottage is an exquisitely decorated period property, perched on the hillside of East Looe with gorgeous panoramic vistas across Looe harbour. With four elegant bedrooms, Looe Cottage offers eight guests and up to two well behaved pets supremely comfortable accommodation. It is spacious, sophisticated and smart with a warm and welcoming ambience.
Looe is a charming, picturesque harbour village divided into two by the River Looe. With quaint cobbled streets, independent local shops and an abundance of restaurants and pubs, it is a popular town with visitors returning year after year. Its sandy beach promises hours of fun, there’s crabbing from the quayside and the South West Coast Path passes right through the town.
Looe Cottage is perfect for entertaining large family or friend groups. The rooms are huge and the downstairs living and dining room opens easily with double doors through to the fabulous kitchen. The kitchen is a chef’s dream with excellent appliances, a Nespresso coffee machine, huge worksurfaces and a lovely central island where guests can pull up a stool and keep them company while they cook up a storm. The wallpapered feature wall is delightful and blends perfected with the pastel painted shaker style units. Light pours through the mammoth skylight. There is a separate utility room.
The elegant sage green living and dining room features a gorgeous period fireplace, sweeping floor-to-ceiling curtains decorating the huge sash windows and a gigantic television. Guests are treated to Netflix and Now TV on the smart TV, together with a music system, blue tooth speakers, PS3 and games, books, DVD’s and family board games for entertainment.
A rather grand staircase from the spacious hall takes guests upstairs to the bathrooms and bedrooms. There are two master bedrooms. One offers a gorgeous sleigh styled king-size bed, a smart TV with Netflix and stunning river and harbour views. The other, in cool grey and cream tones, boasts a king-size bed and en-suite shower room. There are two further beautifully decorated bedrooms, one a twin and one with bunk beds, so ideal for children. The family bathroom is immaculate. It dazzles, all in white with a bath and shower over it.
To the front of the property, you will find a lovely patio with alfresco dining furniture and fantastic river views. Looe Cottage offers a paid for allocated parking space next to the Millpool car park for one large car.
It is easy to see why visitors return to Looe year after year. Whilst retaining a working fishing port, the town entertains guests all year round. You can stand on the atmospheric quayside watching the fishing boats returning before dining on fresh fish in one of the local restaurants. You will not be disappointed. You may choose the award winning fish and chips near the river or a gourmet menu in one of the smart, trendy restaurants overlooking the harbour. It is all delicious. You can cross the bridge from East to West Looe to visit the other side of town. Looe’s main beach is a lovely golden sand sun trap featuring rockpools to explore. The Looe Marine Conservation Group run regular rockpool rambles for children of all ages. Their website gives details of the wildlife events and local family friendly adventures such as crabbing, snorkeling, bird watching, fishing and visits to Looe Island.
Looe Island was one a holy pilgrimage site. Now it is a sanctuary for wildlife and rare plants. In 2004 Looe Island was left to the Cornwall Wildlife Trust by Babs Atkins who had bought the island with her sister in the 1960’s. You will find a grey seal population sunbathing on the rocks and swimming around the island. The island is home to many nesting birds such as cormorants, shags and oystercatchers. It boasts the largest breeding colony in Cornwall of the majestic great black-backed gull. During the summer months there are frequent boat trips and guided walks. Dogs are not allowed to visit the island.
The Old Sardine Factory Heritage Centre tells the story of Looe’s maritime history. You will learn how Looe exported pilchards to Italy, sent pilgrims to Galicia and sailed across the Atlantic to catch cod off of Newfoundland. You will also learn about boat building and experience a lifeboat Shout! with state-of-the-art technology. The centre is also a climbing wall and kayaking centre.
The stunning South West Coast Path passed through Looe plus there are countless walks in the beautiful countryside surrounding the town. You may want to walk around Fowey where you can enjoy seeing Menabilly, once the home of Daphne du Maurier and the inspiration for Manderley in her novel Rebecca. Fowey is a popular sailing destination and offers a ferry service to the pretty village of Polruan opposite. Walking from Polruan towards Polperro you will pass the beautiful Lantic Bay and the horseshoe shaped West Coombe at Lansallos. Polperro is a gorgeous fishing village with steep narrow streets, pretty slate cottages and stunning views. The 36 mile walk from Looe to Boscastle is wonderful, crossing Bodmin Moor via Davidstow, Rough Tor and Brown Willy and passing through the verdant West Looe Valley.
If you fancy a scenic day out but don’t want to drive, you can take the Looe Valley train line to the historic market town of Liskeard. There are stunning views though heavily wooded valleys teeming with wildlife, glorious estuary views and rivers full of wading birds such as little egrets, grey herons, oystercatchers and curlews.
