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In a peaceful, charming Devon hamlet, a converted bakery near to a 15th Century thatched cottage, with lovely views. Corona Virus update: After the Government's advice issued on the 23rd of March 2020 about travel bans and self-isolation at home, we are sadly not taking any bookings for the foreseeable future. We hope this is all as short-lived as possible and we hope to open as soon as it is permitted.

The room was last used as a bakery in the 1950s and still has much of the original bread oven. Recently converted with a modern shower room. Kitchenette with kettle, toaster and small refrigerator. Cooking facilities of microwave and fast induction hob. There is a very comfortable kingsize bed and a 4ft sofa bed for an adult or two small children. An optional cosy bunk bed (full length) above the old oven at the back of the Bakery can serve as an extra bed. Travel cot also available. Breakfast: Breakfast is provided for you in the Bakery for you to eat at your own leisure. This includes local free range eggs, bread, brioches, muesli and cereal, yoghurt, fruit and a selection of jams and honey. We also provide teas, coffee, milk and fruit juice. Use of washing machine, dryer and larger fridge/freezer in laundry outhouse.

We are 8 miles from Exeter and 10 miles from Moretonhampstead, "The Gateway to the Moor". There are many excellent walks nearby and Haldon Forest is 8 minutes away with its many cycle tracks. There is a choice of excellent pubs locally. 9 minutes from the A38 and 12 minutes from the A30.

Luxurious and romantic, spacious holiday cottage in South Devon's rolling countryside. Excellent links to Exeter (15 miles) Dartmoor (8 miles) and the coast (4 miles) If you are looking for a quiet and romantic break, then really don’t look any further. If you’re looking for long country walks and great country pubs. We have them. Plus easy reach of the Dartmoor National Park, beautiful sandy beaches and Torquay marina.

Daisy Wheels has been converted from an old barn into a luxurious holiday cottage. The historical 'daisy wheels' have been preserved in the master bedroom and are Listed as Grade 2 with English Heritage. We have sensitively developed this barn into a spacious 1 bedroom cottage, complete with a fully fitted kitchen: integrated fridge (and freezer compartment), dishwasher, oven, microwave and a coffee machine with complimentary coffee capsules. The open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room has a woodburner with a first pack of complimentary logs and kindling for you to enjoy a cosy evening in. Don’t worry if you run out as you can purchase an extra bundle of logs from us for £3. Upstairs, the bespoke staircase rises to the huge master en suite bedroom with our humongous copper bath. Be patient when filling the bath, as it is so big- it can take 15 mins to fill! Whilst waiting, the Super King sized four poster is a perfect spot to sit and enjoy the country views. We have a dressing table, with hair drier and some fantastic bed side tables, which we made from some milk churns. The en suite shower room has a larger walk in shower with a 12 inch shower head and of course a copper basin which was once a jam making pot in France, before we adapted it be used as a basin. The house which dates back to the late 13th Century sits within just over 2 acres of private grounds, which our guests are more than welcome to walk over and enjoy the paddocks, cider orchard and rocky outcrops. The view from the top of the hill is fantastic.

We live in a very peaceful and quite rural hamlet in South Devon, yet with easy access to the road networks. Two very good pubs are within walking distances, The Royal Oak in 0.9 miles and The Elizabethan in 1.8 miles. There are plenty of enjoyable walks in the area, our favourite being along a stream, through the woodland to The Elizabethan pub.

Beautiful quite Devon Village,lovely large room nicely decorated comfy bed with en suite shower room and walk in wardrobe space.Large patio doors lead to sitting area facing garden. We have a walk in room for bikes in the basement which is lockable. Great little pub in the village called The Cridford Inn (probably the oldest pub?inn in Devon and mentioned in the Domesday book)...Paul and Ness will give you a warm welcome.

You will have a lovely large room and use of the little garden outside your patio doors with great views. Within your room is a shower room and dressing area. Light breakfast in included along with Tea/coffee and biscuits in your room for your comfort please help your self........and just let me know if you need anything.

Trusham is a small village in the teign valley.The name originates from the Celtic Trisma meaning "Brushwood". We have a local pub called the Cridford Inn and The church of St Michael styled with traces of Norman work. Trusham is on the western side of the 250m high Haldon hills,roughly 90m above the river teign which forms the Dartmoor national park and is just over half a mile away.

Ours is a relatively modern house in this lovely village. Built on the side of the hill, there are steps up to the front door & the guest suite is at this level, with its own private entrance. There are trees all around & lots of birdsong in the morning.

The guest room has its own entrance door directly into the bedroom and the door to the main part of the house will be locked during your stay, so you can be completely private. There is a seating area with 2 chairs & coffee table. We have a foldable laptop table if you want to work, TV if you want to relax & DAB radio if you want to chill. The bathroom is en-suite with a large, powerful shower.

Lovely village with a mixture of newer & older properties. The village is compact, set on both sides of a valley, itself close to the river Teign valley. There are several other small villages nearby all individual in character. Most have a pub!

Coombeshead Farm stands in 25 acres of unspoilt Devon countryside, 1 mile from Chudleigh. 4 cottages converted from barns. Cider orchard, play area, pets corner, wild meadow. Parking available. **During Coronavirus we are offering self check in, if preferred. Antibacterial cleaning products are used with every changeover. We have flexible cancellation to suit your rapidly changing needs. Stay safe everyone**

A new one bedroom cottage that sleeps 2. One double bedroom, separate bathroom with shower, living room with wood burner and kitchen/dining area. Disabled access. Over looking the orchard. towels and bed linen are provided. THIS IS THE ONLY COTTAGE THAT IS NOT DOG FRIENDLY.

Coombeshead farm is set in 25 acres, 1 mile from Chudleigh for shopping and pubs and close to popular Teign Valley, with easy access to Exeter & Plymouth. Ideal base for walking & cycling, & visting North and South Devon, and Cornwall. Close to beaches of Teignmouth, Dawlish & Torbay and 2 miles from Dartmoor. 5 miles to market town of Newton Abbot. Small farm setting with donkeys, goats, sheep andfree ranging ducks and chickens, with cider apple orchard and wild meadow. Relaxed atmosphere.

Chudleigh is a small market town near to the coast, Dartmoor renown for its beauty, Exeter city a lovely place to visit, there are many lovely walks in the area which is also very popular with cyclists. We have an area bikes can be stored. Our house is small and homely, we offer a small double room with vanity unit and chest of draws and wardrobe, we have a shared bathroom with a shower and toilet plus a downstairs toilet.Complimentary tea,coffee and biscuits available Anytime from the kitchen.

We have a small but pretty garden guests are welcome to use.our town has several places to eat,cafes,and a small supermarket and takeaways. A doctors surgery and dentist. we are a none smoking house, you can smoke in an area in the garden.

The nice thing about where we live is the fact that we have easy access to lots of beautiful places

My place is in a delightful village in the Teign Valley, close to fabulous walks, family-friendly activities, and the coast just half an hour's drive away. Great views over the Teign Valley and proximity of good pubs and dining. Exeter is 25 minutes drive away. Haldon Forest Park is 15 mins drive away as is the Haldon Belvedere.

Cosy double first floor bedroom with an en suite bathroom. The bed can be set up as a 2 singles or a super king. There is also a fold up bed for a child if needed.

The Teign Valley has much to offer. Tottiford, Kennick and Trenchford resevoirs offer some lovely walks and are 10 minutes drive away. Haldon Forest Country park is a 15 minute drive and offers Go Ape, cycling, walks and lots of fun for children and adults alike. Christow is lucky to have excellent ammenities including a large village hall offering yoga pilates and badmington and there is a tennis club open to all. Ther's also a skate park and large playing field plus a children's play park with a zip wire.

A small pop-up and family-friendly green field camping site, offering tents caravan & camper van pitches all with breathtaking views, feel free to choose your own unmarked pitch for a spot of tranquil camping and on-site fishing in the river teign, campfires are allowed in fire pits. Open for selected weeks in August and September during the summer months to allow you to enjoy the fresh Devonshire air and spectacular views before the site reverts back to it's traditional agricultural use.

Facilities are basic, ideal for a back-to-basics tranquil camping experience. There is a mains water tap providing fresh water, for drinking & washing up and a clean portable toilet. We do not have showers available, so maybe bring your own portable one..

On the edge of Dartmoor. The village of Dunsford is a 10 minute walk away which incorporates the post office, convenience store and the local pub, "The Royal Oak". Also within easy reach are the beautiful tea rooms at the "Walled Garden" the brand new play park and the village hall. There is a small petrol station en-route. Dunsford is 8 miles from the Cathedral City of Exeter with all the incumbent amenities. Mortonhampstead is only 6 miles away where there's a larger selection of Dartmoor Town shops, lovely little tea room's a butcher with deli and the quaintest little Italian restaurant. Set in the Teign Valley, on the edge of Dartmoor this is an amazing spot for a number of outdoor activities. There are walks from the doorstep, bike trails, fishing, canoeing, rock climbing, horse riding and golf. Haldon Forest, 20 minutes away, is a great woodland park for off road cycling, where cycling hire is also available. There are many golf courses in the National Park, including the spectacular Bovey Castle, Teign Valley and Stover. Horse riding on the moor can be easily arranged to suit all capabilities, this is fantastic area to ride in. Dartmoor is 95,400 hectares of open access land, great for climbing, letter boxing or just to stroll across the wonderful moorland to see the ponies. A few miles from the house you will find Canonteign Falls, the highest waterfall in England with lakes, children's play areas, assault courses and a cafe. The closest beach is about 20 minutes drive by car. The River Teign is renowned for its excellent fishing for Brown Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon.

An ideal, cosy, romantic retreat for couples wishing to explore South Devon, Exmoor and Dartmoor.. Ground floor: Open plan living space. Living area: With Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. First Floor: Bedroom: With double bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. . Cot. Private parking for 1 car. . All properties: Central heating by air source heat pump, solar electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. Sitting-out area with garden furniture. 10½-acre grounds (shared with 2 other properties on-site). Bike store. No smoking. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a borehole. There is a pond and leat in the grounds, 65 yards away.. Virginia Cottage (ref 28108), Fig Cottage (ref W44213) and Wisteria Cottage (ref UKC2219) are all perfect for couples who enjoy walking, sightseeing and visiting National Trust properties. These properties are are situated in 10½ acres of unspoilt natural grounds on the edge of Dartmoor. All three barn conversions are set in a row in a courtyard setting, close to the owner’s home, smallholding and 5-pitch certified caravan site. The holiday properties are eco-friendly with solar panels, air source heat pumps and an environmentally-friendly hot water system. Walkers can explore Dartmoor, spot wild ponies, cross ancient stone bridges spanning the River Dart, and admire the Tors. Visit Castle Drogo, Lydford Gorge, Buckfast Abbey, Torbay, Kingswear and Dartmouth Castles. Exeter, with its stunning cathedral, is a short drive. A nature trail and cycle route can be found on the Forestry Commission land, 7 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile. Free WiFi

A self contained annexe attached to our bungalow. Can sleep 4, double bed in bedroom and a double sofa bed in the lounge. The bathroom has a bath and an electric shower. The lounge has the sofa bed, Sky tv, wireless internet and far reaching views.The kitchen has a fridge,washer/dryer and a cooker. There are eating and cooking utensils with pots,pans,toaster,iron and kettle. Ideal base location as Beaches, Dartmoor and Exeter all about 15 minutes away. Halden Forest is only 5 minutes.

No near neighbours, far reaching views. Good wheelchair access as entrance on gentle slope. NOTE. We do not receive any service charge that you pay. This goes directly to Airbnb as it is their charge to you. We only receive the daily rate you pay. Thank you.

No near neighbours. If you have trouble finding us we are next to Courtyard Cattery.

A small pop-up and family-friendly green field camping site, offering tents caravan & campervans pitches all with breathtaking views, feel free to choose your own unmarked pitch for a spot of tranquil camping and on-site fishing in the river teign, campfires are allowed in fire pits. Open for selected weeks in July, August and September during the summer months to allow you to enjoy the fresh Devonshire air and spectacular views before the site reverts back to it's traditional agricultural use.

Facilities are basic, ideal for a back-to-basics tranquil camping experience. There is a mains water tap providing fresh water, washing up sink with cold water and clean portable toilet. We do not have showers available, so bring your own portable one..

On the edge of Dartmoor. The village of Dunsford is a 10 minute walk away which incorporates the post office, convenience store and the local pub, "The Royal Oak". Also within easy reach are the beautiful tea rooms at the "Walled Garden" the brand new play park and the village hall. There is a small petrol station en-route. Dunsford is 8 miles from the Cathedral City of Exeter with all the incumbent amenities. Mortonhampstead is only 6 miles away where there's a larger selection of Dartmoor Town shops, lovely little tea room's a butcher with deli and the quaintest little Italian restaurant. Set in the Teign Valley, on the edge of Dartmoor this is an amazing spot for a number of outdoor activities. There are walks from the doorstep, bike trails, fishing, canoeing, rock climbing, horse riding and golf. Haldon Forest, 20 minutes away, is a great woodland park for off road cycling, and cycle and Segway hire is also available. There are many golf courses in the National Park, including the spectacular Bovey Castle, Teign Valley and Stover. Horse riding on the moor can be easily arranged to suit all capabilities, this is fantastic area to ride in. Dartmoor is 95,400 hectares of open access land, great for climbing, letter boxing or just to stroll across the wonderful moorland to see the ponies. A few miles from the house you will find Canonteign Falls, the highest waterfall in England with lakes, children's play areas, assault courses and a cafe. The closest beach is about 20 minutes drive by car. The River Teign is renowned for its excellent fishing for Brown Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon.

Ground floor studio consisting of double bedroom with own sitting & dining area and separate bathroom with bath & shower. Close to the centre of Bovey Tracey, we are ideally located for trips to Dartmoor and the sea. Equipped with fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster, guests are provided with the basics for a continental style breakfast. Great base for all visitors inc. walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts, with indoor storage available for bikes, canoes and outdoor clothing / equipment.

A self contained part of our home with own entrance, patio and parking. Spacious bedroom with bathroom en suite and own conservatory/breakfast room. Set in quiet rural area near Bovey Tracey with views over the fields to Dartmoor on one side and into the woods from the other. Surrounded by over 100 acres of nature reserve; a walkers/nature lovers paradise with many birds, butterflies and dragonflies. Also in walking distance of 3 other Devon Wildlife Trust nature reserves.

The West Wing is attached to our home in a 3 acre field bordered on one side by a disused railway line leading to the River Bovey and on the other by a Nature Reserve, home to many rare species. This is open access and a delight for walkers. A stroll around the Heath to the pub and back is highly recommended. A do it yourself continental breakfast is provided in the conservatory. This room has lovely views across the fields to Dartmoor and the bedroom window looks directly into the woods. You can lie in bed and watch the birds as they come to the bird feeder just outside the window.

The field is in a rural area, surrounded by fields and a nature reserve. However, it is also very close to amenities with the A38 just around the corner. Dartmoor and the sea are just short drive away, as are Exeter, Totnes, Plymouth and Torbay. There are so many walks in the area you are spoilt for choice and there are also some excellent tourist attractions, restaurants and pubs.

This quirky wooden stand alone space comprises a double bed and is ideal for two people but can sleep four as there is a large double sofa bed. Situate in the heart of Devon, the flat has a kitchenette, combined living and sleeping area and a separate toilet and shower. The flat is reached via stairs and is unsuitable for people with mobility issues. There is a TV, DVD player and music system but the internet is at best weak. This space is non smoking. Garden furniture, toys are available .

A well equipped welcome hamper will set you on your way to a relaxed and hassle free holiday. We are on hand to accommodate any special requirements you may have to the best of our abilities.

The situation of the apartment is ideal for a variety of excursions. Haldon is within walking distance and offers climbing ( go ape ), cycling and walking trails. Haldon stables are just up the road and the sea is twenty minutes drive away as is the city of Exeter. The Lord Haldon Hotel , Haldon fishing, Haldon Belvedere Tower and the famous pub The Nobody Inn are all a few minutes drive away.

Situated in the village of Trusham, Middle Wicket is a beautiful 4 bedroom upside down house in a quiet rural village with exceptional views around the valley. 8 miles from Exeter, 10 miles from the stunning South Devon Coast, and 3 miles from Dartmoor National Park.

Middle Wicket has been fitted with a brand new kitchen, including all appliances, wine cooler microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher. There is also new Oak flooring upstairs in the lounge which opens out onto a balcony with stunning views across the valley. On the same floor is a shower room as well as a children’s playroom with a double sofa bed. Central heating through out, and log burner in the lounge for cosy evenings. 14 steps lead down to the large decking area with modern hot tub and a large outdoor sofa and table to enjoy sunny evenings. The large enclosed private rear garden is perfect for children and dogs. The property has 2 double bedrooms and 2 single bedrooms downstairs along with family bathroom and utility room with washer dryer. The first floor also has a play room which has a double sofa bed in it (making it 5 possible bedrooms in total). The play room has a DVD player, games and a Wii to keep the children occupied and even the adults.

Trusham is small village in the scenic Teign Valley in South Devon. It is a quiet and peaceful village, where you can hear the birds echoing along the valley. You can often see Deer in the hills and Buzzards flying above. If you are looking forward to a relaxing quiet time away then this is the property for you. This property and village isn’t suitable for parties, Just half a mile away is Dartmoor National Park which is a hikers paradise with stunning Tors and rugged countryside. The Haldon Forest Park is only 2 miles from Trusham where you can enjoy activities such as Go Ape Tree Top Adventure, off road cycle trails, horse riding, Segway Tours and much more set in 3500 acres of woodland. Within 20 minutes you can reach the beach in Teignmouth and Shaldon too. Approx 30 minutes away is Torbay. A lot of activities to keep the children occupied such as: Paignton Zoo, Living Coasts, Kents Cavern, Babbacombe Model Village and so much more.It’s a fantastic place to stay whether it’s the hot summer evenings or cold frosty evenings sat in front of a cosy log burner. If you love walks and the Great outdoors, there is plenty to choose from in the area. In the centre of the village, 5 minutes walk from Middle Wicket, is the local pub called the Cridford Inn. This 1000 year old pub is well known for it's locally sourced menu and traditional ales.

Enjoy a stay in this beautiful location set on the edge of Dartmoor and near to the charming village of Lustleigh. Great for walking and exploring the moor. The private apartment has an ensuite bedroom with a king size bed and an adjoining large sitting room. Guests are welcome to use the garden. A delicious continental breakfast is served in your rooms. Lustleigh is a five minute drive away, or a fifteen minute walk. There is a pub, shop and tea room in the village. A very warm welcome to all.

The house is detached and has a lovely garden (which guests can use) and great views. The upstairs rooms are light and airy. The whole apartment has been recently carpeted and decorated. Amenities in the living room include a fridge, kettle, cafetiere and necessary cutlery and crockery. Free tea and coffee is always available and the price includes a delicious continental breakfast.

The area around is of outstanding natural beauty and there are many walks to be had from the front door, or further afield up onto the moor. There are no close neighbours, the village is very friendly and has a lovely pub and cafe. Lustleigh is a beautiful, old and much visited Devon village. As well as being on the edge of Dartmoor, just an hour away there are beautiful beaches in the South Hams area.

Morgan’s Place is a cosy, open plan self-catering 'cottage' ideal for those who wish to relax while sampling the delights of Bovey Tracey with its well-known art gallery, cycling cafe, eateries, food shops, park and delightful wooded walks, all a short stroll away. Adjacent to the owners’ home, it has easy access to both Dartmoor, Haytor and local beaches. Exeter, Totnes, Dartmouth and Plymouth can be reached via A38, a short drive away, convenient for both workers and tourists.

Morgan's Place is a comfortable, detached 'cottage' with a spacious living area and a compact twin bedroom with built in wardrobe and shelving. It is self-catering with all you need for cooking, including hob top, combination microwave oven and utensils, and a slow cooker for those delicious stews you may wish to prepare for a warming aroma when you come home tired from a cycle or walk on Dartmoor. With wifi, a flat screen tv and books and games, there is plenty to do for those rainy days. On the edge of this small town, Morgan's Place has a garden view and a glimpse of the moors from the front patio area. What we lack in views, we make up for in convenience and the option of leaving the car behind for the day. We can lock bikes away in our shed for the night. (Please note, Morgan's Place is not suitable for children under 12 and infants).

Bovey Tracey, called the "Gateway to the Moor", is a haven for walkers and sightseers alike, with its many Tors, ponies and beautiful gorse and heather. For cyclists, Bovey Tracey has been on a stage of the Tour of Britain including the well known challenging cycle route up to Haytor on Dartmoor National Park. It hosts a number of annual festivals including the Green Man Spring Festival in April, an award-winning Contemporary Craft Fair in June and Nourish Food Festival which takes place in early September. The newly opened Dartmoor Whiskey and Gin Distillery on the site of the old town hall hosts musical evenings and tasting sessions. There are also a selection of good eateries, a cycle cafe and pubs just a short stroll or drive away from Morgan’s Place, where you can taste local produce and have a Devon Cream Tea! For those wanting a more active break, there is a new Circus Themed escape room in Bovey Tracey and slightly further afield, there is a Go Ape treetop adventure experience, a gym at Finlake, with both indoor and outdoor pools and Ullacombe, a lovely farm shop and cafe en route to Haytor. You can walk from Morgan's Place, through our lovely town park and along the old disused railway line to the charming village of Lustleigh with its thatched roofs, and enjoy a drink or meal in the Cleave Inn either inside or in their peaceful pub garden. Or drive to Widecombe, where the church of St. Pancras is known as 'the Cathedral of the Moors', to enjoy the hostelry of the Old Inn in the centre, or take tea and cake at the Cafe on The Green while you watch the Dartmoor ponies amble past. You may prefer to take the 5 minute walk to the Rugglestone Inn with its log fires, home-cooked food and cask ales. For a coastal experience, Teignmouth 'a hidden gem' is a 20-minute drive away and has a pier, promenade, pubs, eateries and two beaches. It was featured in the recent film The Mercy, so you can follow in the steps of Colin Firth and Rachel Weisz as you explore what it has to offer. There is the coastal beach for swimming and the Back Beach - a harbour and river beach - where you will find 'The Crab Shack' serving freshly caught crab and fish. The Ship Inn, also on the Back Beach, hosts outdoor events from jazz, accoustic and folk festivals to bbq's on the beach and firework displays. Further along the quay is a watersports centre, where you can row, kayak or paddleboard up the river. Once you have experienced what's on offer you can take a short ferry ride on the oldest passenger ferry in England, from Teignmouth to Shaldon, a small fishing village with a village green. The atmospheric Ferry Boat Inn is on the beach and has an outdoor seating area and live music. A short walk and you can go through Smugglers Tunnel to Ness Cove, a secluded beach, sheltered by cliffs. If you are still in the mood for being on the water, there are ferries from Torquay to Brixham or Dartmouth. Or visit Totnes, 'the Alternative Capital of Europe' and take a boat down the river Dart to Dartmouth, past Agatha Christie's Summer House, now owned by the National Trust. In fact there are twenty National Trust properties and countryside within twenty miles of Bovey Tracey and many more spread over Devon, from Castle Drogo with it's wonderful gardens, views over the moors and walks into the Teign valley to A La Ronde in Exmouth, with its unique shell clad ceiling.

The Cridford Inn is set in the idyllic village of Trusham in the Teign Valley - the middle of nowhere, but close to everywhere. Just 15 minutes from Exeter and just off the A38. The inn dates back to 825AD and is one of the oldest pubs in the country. With accommodation, a fantastic kitchen and a warm welcome guarenteed, this inn has it all.

All double en-suites have a comfortable double bed, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. The modern en-suites have both bath and shower facilities.

The Teign Valley is one of the most picturesque areas of Devon and The Cridford is right in it's heart. Whether you live 5 or 500 miles away, the peace and quiet that The Cridford can offer will guarantee you a great nights sleep and a relaxing stay. We are in the middle of nowhere but close to everywhere!

A self-contained, private room; a peaceful retreat for a couple keen for some privacy and tranquility. . Whilst retaining its 15th Century charm, it boasts a smart new kitchen area with butler sink, hob, fridge, microwave, and television, as well as an ensuite shower room with power shower. It has a South facing terrace with table and chairs in the garden for alfresco dining and bird watching. The barn sleeps two adults. (Camping child bed - extra)

Off road parking

Set on the edge of the beautiful Devon village: Doddsicombsleigh with its famous 'Nobody Inn' pub, in the secluded Teign valley, 2 miles from the popular 'Haldon Countryside Park' with its extensive bike trails, Go Ape, coffee shop and family activities. Equi distant between Dartmoor National Park and the cathedral City of Exeter. 4 miles from the M5 and near the South Devon Coast

The cottage is detached with two bedrooms. It is cosy and quiet. It has off-road parking for two cars. It is convenient for Exeter and Torquay. It is close to the local shops and restaurants Dartmoor and national trust properties

Chudleigh is a small Devon village

Quiet location on the edge of an ancient wool town, next to farmland. Easy access to explore the coast, Exeter and Dartmoor. The annexe occupies the end of the bungalow and has it's own entrance with plenty of parking. While there isn't a kitchen, there is a utility area with a small fridge, sink plus tea and coffee making facilities. It is a short walk to local shops and café and we will happily let guests use our microwave on request. Excellent pubs and eateries a short drive away.

Brand new room with vaulted ceiling and solar powered Velux so you can lie in bed and look at the stars or close the blind and relax. Chill out with a glass of wine and watch an abundance of birdlife in the garden, including pheasants!

Chudleigh is very close to the edge of Dartmoor and the beautiful Teign Valley. It even boasts it's very own open air swimming pool which is a 10 minute walk from the front gate. Very close to Haldon Forest, Canonteign Falls and the newly built Spa/gym and pool complex at Finlake Holiday Park..

Private and peaceful small studio with outstanding views from the balcony in Dartmoor National Park, close to great pubs, the Great Barn and Canonteign. Own entrance and off road parking and outside seating- come and go as you want. Doorstep walks and 20 minute drive to beaches and Exeter.

A relaxed, private haven with stunning views over the Teign Valley yet a 2-minute stroll away is a local shop and a traditional pub and a choice of 3 other pubs 25 minutes walk or a 5 minute drive. Located in the characterful village of Christow. This self catering studio is small and compact with a double bed, ensuite shower and three kitchen units with two hot rings, fridge, kettle, toaster, pans, crockery and utensils. All bed linen, bathroom towels and kitchen tea towels are provided as well as Wifi. A hair dryer is also provided. Access is via a garden path by the side of the garage and an outside staircase. Parking is available on the drive. Guests are welcome to come and go as they wish. The studio has French doors opening onto a private balcony, perfect for those that appreciate a small space of their own and is set within a a large grassy garden of around a third of an acre. Christow lies within the Teign valley renowned for its beauty and also within Dartmoor National Park, although it is only a 20-minute drive from the historic cathedral city of Exeter. In easy walking distance are the local villages of Ashton and The Great Barn, Canonteign Falls and Bridford and a 5 minute drive to fishing in the local reservoirs or cycling and walking in Haldon forest. The picturesque village of Christow has many thatched cottages and the valley has many characterful local pubs offering delicious food. Dartmoor National Park offers a dramatic landscape and stunning vistas. There are lots of activities; climbing the rugged rocky Dartmoor Tors, exploring the wonderful countryside foot and cycle paths, wild swimming in the Dartmoor. A 20-minute drive brings you to the local south coast beaches.

Lovely self-contained bedsit situated in the heart of Chudleigh just off the main High Street. Bedsit includes small porch area, bedroom (double bed), small kitchen area and separate toilet and shower area! Accommodation is close to all local amenities pubs, church, shops, cafes.£50 per night based on two people sharing! 35 per night based on one person. Room only

Indiv idual newly refurbished spacious bedroom, ensuite shower/bath, own mini kitchen . ample relaxing space in room with wifi and tv. 20 mins Exeter, 30 mins Plymouth. 15 mins Dartmoor Main bus route 4 mins walk.Ample parking off road. 400 yr old farmhouse - use of garden - Suit business visitors or adults on holiday 10 mins Exeter Haldon Racecourse, 20 mins Newton Abbot racecourse, immediate access A38 Devon Riviera 20 mins. Devon County Show in May 20 mins

breakfast (rolls/croissant in kitchen freezer and bread) tinned and/or fresh fruit and yoghourt / milk or soya milk/ cereal - tea and coffee in private own kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, induction hob, fridge and icemaking freezer compartment although close to junction of A38 , quiet location with slight muffled background traffic when outside. Double glazed windows. Underfloor heating. Look at our other listing as we have another room available , same facilities , same price, if you wish to book for another couple

Chudleigh has cafes, bistro, pubs, late opening Co op, launderette, veg shop post office, GP surgery, charity shop,historic buildings and church - approx 15 mins from Dartmoor - moor walking and climbing - ten mins from Haldon Forest with cycle runs. Historic Exeter city 20 mins Plymouth naval town 30 mins. Nat Trust properties Killerton, Saltram 20 mins and many others close by. Devon Riviera Torquay 30 mins -(museum of Agatha Christie in Torquay) Chudleigh village has outdoor pool. Mayflower Plymouth 400 yr celebrations all year and special week Sept 2020. Devon County Show in 21 22 May 2020 is celebrating 125 years

Fabulous location for your holiday right in the heart of the picturesque and historic town of Bovey Tracey. All shops and amenities, pubs and restaurants right on your doorstep. Walk direct onto Dartmoor or Devon cycleways. The cottage has a huge amount of character and is luxuriously fitted out. There are two patios in the garden for chilling and entertaining. Large smart TV, Blu-Ray player and sound system. Free super-fast wi-fi. Kitchen fully equipped for long or short stays

A small pop-up and family-friendly green field camping site, offering tents caravan & camper van pitches all with breathtaking views, feel free to choose your own unmarked pitch for a spot of tranquil camping and on-site fishing in the river teign, campfires are allowed in fire pits. Open for selected weeks in August and September during the summer months to allow you to enjoy the fresh Devonshire air and spectacular views before the site reverts back to it's traditional agricultural use.

Facilities are basic, ideal for a back-to-basics tranquil camping experience. There is a mains water tap providing fresh water, for drinking & washing up and a clean portable toilet. We do not have showers available, so maybe bring your own portable one..

The Cridford Inn is set in the idyllic village of Trusham in the Teign Valley - the middle of nowhere, but close to everywhere. Just 15 minutes from Exeter and just off the A38. The inn dates back to 825AD and is one of the oldest pubs in the country. With accommodation, a fantastic kitchen and a warm welcome guarenteed, this inn has it all.

All double en-suites have a comfortable double bed, flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. The modern en-suites have just shower facilities.

The Teign Valley is one of the most picturesque areas of Devon and The Cridford is right in it's heart. Whether you live 5 or 500 miles away, the peace and quiet that The Cridford can offer will guarantee you a great nights sleep and a relaxing stay. We are in the middle of nowhere but close to everywhere!

Newly refurbished, high standard spacious room well equipped kitchen, luxury bathroom, seating area in room/lap top desk ideal business visitors 400 year old granite Farmhouse, with stream and paddock - resident ducks.10 mins chudleigh. main bus route, mid way Exeter Plymouth

use of gardens, private off road parking, wifi and tv we are just off the A38 expressway, two minutes from the Chudleigh exit. Twenty five mins to Exeter, Thirty mins to Plymouth, Twenty mins to Torquay, Fifteen to Newton Abbot. Ten mins from Dartmoor, Haytor, 20 mins Torquay Quiet location, good local walks for ramblers Chudleigh has good shops and bistro/pubs

Chudleigh historic market town, ten minutes to Dartmoor - we have cafes, bistro, pubs, veg shop, Co-Op and Spar shop, Post Office; beautiful Church

My place is a self-catering cottage, ideal for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. Also, great for walkers and cyclists and for visiting Exeter, the lovely Exe Estuary and the South Devon coast. A great village location with shop and pub 50 yards away, with easy access to the A38/A380. The cottage ideally suited to 2 or 3 people.

Cherry Tree Cottage is a charming, homely cob cottage in a village setting, in the heart of the Kenn Valley, and only 5 miles from the city of Exeter. The convenient location, just off the A38/A380, gives easy access to the coast (10 miles), the Exe Estuary Cycling and Walking trails (which runs from Dawlish up to Exeter and Topsham and onto Exmouth), and the stunning Dartmoor National Park.

Kennford is a small, friendly and welcoming village. The neighbouring village of Kenn is 1 mile away. There are lovely walks around the valley where you can gain fabulous views to the estuary, Exeter and to Haldon Hill.

Our lovely, light and spacious house here in Bovey means you are minutes drive away from Dartmoor National Park, the 'Gateway To The Moors'. Visit the House Of Marbles, Stover National Park, Haldon Forest and the historic market town of Newton Abbot. Parke‘s park run is right here in Bovey. The bustling and historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter are within 30 minutes reach. We offer a great airbnb experience for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers and four legged furry friends.

Our upside-down home offers you a quiet location, yet right in the heart of the town. You have your own private bathroom right next to your well fitted, comfortable bedroom. Teas and coffee are provided in your room with a kettle. All the amenities of the town are on the doorstep including shops, restaurants, and pubs. The bus route is also nearby.

With Dartmoor National Park only 10 minutes drive away it's great for walks, hikes or simply touring the different Tors and sampling the local historic pubs along the way. Bovey also has its own golf course and summertime open air swimming pool.

Our garden apartment is set within the spectacular Dartmoor National Park and is accessed via a quiet private lane. It is just 250m from the centre of the picturesque village of Lustleigh with its pub, church and village store. Lustleigh is a beautiful Devon village with thatched cottages on the eastern edge of Dartmoor. It is quiet and peaceful, ideal for those looking for a relaxing escape. The area is a hiker’s paradise with many walks starting from the door yet we are only 15 miles from the nearest beaches.

The apartment is attached to our house but is totally self contained. It comprises of a double bedroom, comfortable lounge with dining space, (with TV and DVD player), small but well equipped kitchen (with washing machine, electric oven and 4 ring hob, fridge/freezer, microwave), and a bathroom with shower. There is free WiFi in the apartment and ample onsite parking. Bicycles can be securely stored. It has a private south facing terrace and the half acre garden, which you are welcome to enjoy, benefits from spectacular views across the valley towards the village of Lustleigh and beyond.

Lustleigh is a beautiful Devon village and is nestled in a wooded valley on the eastern edge of Dartmoor. It is quiet and peaceful, ideal for those looking for a relaxing escape. The area is a walkers paradise with many walks starting from the door, yet we are only 15 miles from the nearest beach at Teignmouth

Situated in the Heart of Devon. Forder Gardens near Bovey Tracey is a traditional walled garden enclosing approx. 2.5 acres. The two gate houses were built in 1898 together with the surrounding walls and fountain, a feature which was once supplied by natural springs.

The Cottages are in a very quiet lane .They are in an excellent place for cyclists, walkers and bird watchers to enjoy the Devon countryside. We are on the edge of Dartmoor National Park with it's hundreds of miles of walking and are also right next to many acres of National and Woodland Trust land. The National cycle route is 5 minutes walk way. The little thatched village of Lustliegh is a 30 minute walk as is Bovey Tracey .

Dartmoor National Park in Devon is one of the most beautiful places in England with stark and beautiful moors, huge stone tors, ancient clapper bridges and the famous Dartmoor ponies. Its moorland landscape is characterised by grazing land, wooded valleys with streams and distinctive granite tors. Being in the middle of devon means you aren't far from the sea and beaches either.