Peering out over the River Dart, this sleek home is just a ten-minute stroll from the historical maritime town of Dartmouth. It sits on the top floor of a house with its own private access and is perfect for entertaining. The modern chef's kitchen means you can prep meals while socialising with your group and there's a large barbecue deck for grilled suppers in the garden. But the real standout here is the charming balcony that provides stunning views over the harbour – we can think of no better way to relax than to sit out there with a G\u0026T in hand, drinking in your surroundings. *The apartment sits on top of a house with its own private access. You'll need to climb stairs to reach the home on the top floor. *We recommend the use of a car here. Your host will provide two off-street parking spaces. *Only one hand towel and one bath towel are provided per person here, so you might want to bring your own for longer stays. *While t...
This cosy cottage puts you in the picturesque South Devon village of Dittisham. Dating back to the 16th century, it features bags of original charm and character. However, taller guests should be aware that it has particularly low ceilings. Kitted out with modern home comforts and beautiful views across the River Dart and South Devon's stunning landscape – there's plenty to write home about this place. The terrace overlooking the river is a particularly sweet spot for enjoying a cup of tea in peace. Meanwhile, you'll be within walking distance of Dittisham village's local shops and pub, as well as water sports opportunities such as sailing lessons and paddleboarding. *Due to the location of this home, we recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay – there’s free parking on the premises for one car. *The garden is spread over multiple levels with lots of steps, so please take care when moving around the garden. Likewise, th...
Spread across the top two floors of a Georgian townhouse in Dartmouth's historic town centre, this apartment is a fantastic base from which to explore South Devon. Blackpool Sands Beach is only a ten-minute drive away, and Dartmouth Castle is reached in twenty-five minutes by foot. Inside the home, there is enough room for a family or group of friends to spread out in the open-plan living area. At capacity, four guests will share one bedroom – something to keep in mind if you’re staying with those with like their own space. *While a car isn’t essential, we recommend bringing one if you wish to explore the wider area. *If you’ll be staying with a little one, your host can provide a high chair upon request. *Please note, this home does not have wi-fi. Bathtub Carbon Monoxide Detector Central Heating Child Friendly Coffee Maker Cooking Essentials Dishwasher Extra Pillows and Blankets Fire Extinguisher Fridge Hair Dryer Hangers High Cha...
Located in the village of Kingswear – just across the River Dart from Dartmouth – this beautiful reverse level home offers breathtaking views of the river and Dartmouth from every angle. Laid out over two floors, there’s plenty of space for relaxed socialising as well as room to enjoy quiet moments alone while feasting on splendid natural vistas. Upstairs, the living room invites you to kick back on its sofa or armchairs with a glass of wine while enjoying the fresh breeze coming off of Waterhead Creek through the open glass doors. In the evenings, there’s an electric fireplace here too for added ambience, while the dining room invites celebratory feasts aplenty while gazing out over the ships sailing in and out of Dartmouth Harbour. For the best views of all, however, step out onto the private terrace where an outdoor table beckons sunny alfresco breakfasts and evening drinks on the sofa as the sun sets over the river. There’s acces...
We love the flairs of modernity and fun at this Victorian townhouse, placed just a ten-minute stroll from Dartmouth's harbour edge. Spread out over three floors and glowing from top-to-toe in crisp white, this family retreat is a joy to return home to. Vintage memorabilia posters and zesty pops of colour perk the space up a treat, while period features and antique pieces bring all the character and charm. Over in the first of two living rooms, butter-soft sofas placed beside the fire are more than inviting. As is the Gatsby-esque 1920's mini bar in the grown-up feel sitting room next door – playfully known as the Cocktail Room by the owners. And the shaker-style kitchen makes cooking and entertaining a joy – especially with it's handy opening out to the sitting room so that you can keep an eye on the rest of your troops. When it's time for some coastal adventures, take a stroll down the hill towards Dartmouth's historic maritime cent...
Elevated high above the River Dart, this house is as beautiful as the view from its windows. Set across three floors, the open plan ground floor features a cosy living room, leading to an ornate fireplace and a dining table next to large panelled windows, so you can admire the picturesque view over breakfast. The front door leads out onto a sun-soaked deck, complete with a wooden table and a barbecue – the perfect place for long alfresco lunches and sunset drinks with panoramic vistas of the river. Each bedroom is cosy and characterful, with nautical artwork and light wooden furniture. There are plenty of activities for all ages on your doorstep. For a Devonshire classic, head to the banks of the river for a spot of crabbing, and then grab fish and chips from the award-winning local chippy a nine-minute walk from the house. When the sun shines, Devon’s beaches could be Mediterranean. The wide expanses of Blackpool Sands can be reached...
With its sumptuous interiors and privileged position in the heart of Dartmouth, this home is a great base for exploring one of South Devon’s most enchanting towns and its surrounding countryside. Inside, a cosy seating area unfolds into a modern kitchen – we loved the glass ceiling and creamy neutral colour scheme. Head upstairs for quiet bedrooms which guarantee a peaceful night's sleep. On warm afternoons, spill out onto the terrace for barbecues in the balmy sunshine. Or why not pack a picnic and enjoy a bite to eat in Coronation Park, a five-minute walk away. If you’d like to learn more about the local history, visit the Dartmouth Museum before exploring Bayard’s Cove Fort. And of course, no trip to southwest England would be complete without a day at the beach, so slap on your sun cream and make haste to the Blue Flag Award-winning Blackpool Sands, just a ten-minute drive from your doorstep. *While a permit is provided for the...