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Situated in the picturesque coastal village of Appledore, this cute terraced cottage is within walking distance of the nearby Maritime Museum, pubs, restaurants and quay, where the annual Appledore Book Festival takes place in September. There is also a park just up from the…
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, yet in the heart of this charming fishing village of Mousehole, this is a great base for exploring one of Cornwall's hidden gems. The village's fishing heritage dates back to 1266 and the tightly knitted streets are full of local granite…
This attractive property is perfectly positioned for touring the ruggedly gorgeous county of Cornwall with its long sandy surfing beaches along the north and south coast. Major visitor attractions in the area include the Eden Project, historic Plymouth with the maritime…
If you enjoy the views of idyllic countryside, then this is the ultimate property for you. Nestled at the bottom of a quiet lane, this cottage is surrounded by the Purbeck Hills with Swanage, the English Channel and the Isle of Wight to the East. Walking into this traditional…
Set in the heart of the idyllic village of Tintinhull, which is home to beautiful gardens in the care of the National Trust, outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts and a traditional pub, this location offers the best of both worlds as it is surrounded by rolling countryside, yet…
Situated on the quay overlooking the river of this picture postcard Cornish fishing village of Looe and only a short walk to Looe's main sandy beach, this property commands one of the town s most sought after locations. Only a stones' throw from a fantastic mix of bistros, inns,…
This beautiful barn conversion is perfectly situation for an idyllic retreat in the countryside. It provides a great base to explore unspoilt countryside, the Jurassic coast and enjoy local Devonshire cream teas. Beneath the distinctive red cliffs and green hills of the Sid…
A traditional thatched cottage which is surrounded by the beautiful Cornish countryside, yet just a stones throw away from the popular seaside town of Bude. The town offers an array of amenities where you will find something to suit all, with its selection of independent shops,…
Located in the English Riviera town of Brixham and is just a short walk from the harbour. The town has a long standing maritime history and the harbour remains the heart of it, offering visitors a choice of boat trips, from relaxing tours of Torbay, accompanied fishing trips and…
With so much to see and do near this beautiful family retreat on the north coast of Devon, you ll be grateful for a comfortable home to crash out in after a day of exploring. If you re a family or group of friends who love the beach, Westward Ho!, Widemouth and Bude are all just…
Although peacefully located in the countryside, the welcoming town of South Molton is only 4 miles away from the barn, where you can enjoy a bite to eat or pick up some supplies from the independent shops or twice weekly market. Exmoor National Park is 10 miles away, where you…
This property is located above the harbour in the seaside town of Brixham, lying across the bay from Torquay on the English Riviera. The town is a great destination for holidaymakers, with its bustling harbour offering a range of boat trips, several beaches close to the town…
Perfectly placed on the edge of the village which offers a choice of two traditional inns, village stores, a great selection of takeaways, and easy access onto the A39. The popular seaside town of Bude is just 6 miles away and boasts a wide range of independent shops,…
Overlooking the river in the picture postcard Cornish fishing town of Looe, this cottage is only a short walk to the main sandy beach. Stroll down and sample the wonderful array of cafes, pubs and restaurants, or pick up a souvenir in one of the local gift shops. Enjoy one of…
This property is located in a quiet corner of the beautiful Hartland Peninsula in North Devon, and enjoys nearby walks on the South West Coast Path, as it makes its way along the clifftops of this stretch of coastline, which is maintained by the National Trust. Just a few miles…
This delightful property is just two miles from Looe, a popular historic port famous for its fishing tradition. Little changed over the generations, Looe offers a mix of bistros, inns, restaurants, pubs and independent shops, or you could enjoy one of the many boat trips, which…
This delightful property is just two miles from Looe, a popular historic port famous for its fishing tradition. Little changed over the generations, Looe offers a mix of bistros, inns, restaurants, pubs and independent shops, or you could enjoy one of the many boat trips, which…
Located in the Lizard Peninsula, the property is within easy reach of the village s collection of shops, popular pub and large café that s open during the summer months. Renowned for its warm climate and some of the most picturesque coves and beaches in the South West, this…
You really will be spoilt for choice when it comes to days out as this property is ideally situated in a central location and close to the Devon and Cornwall border. Head towards the coast and visit the sandy beaches at Bude, popular with surfers or those just keen to relax on…
Minehead offers an array of restaurants, shops and pubs, as well as traditional seaside amusement arcades, and the long sandy beach that sits at the end of the main shopping centre. The picturesque medieval village of Dunster, with its National Trust castle towering above it, is…
Think 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.