Holiday Cottages for Rent

Perfect for families and keen fishermen alike, these delightful cottages are grouped around a courtyard within the landscaped grounds of a working trout fishery, just 700 yards from the Trout 'n Tipple inn which serves good food, has a games room and also welcomes children and dogs. Hens, ducks and guinea fowl roam freely and the fly fishing lakes are stocked with bream and rainbow trout (tackle and tuition can be arranged). There is a children's fishing lake, play and picnic areas and a well stocked tackle shop. Tavistock's great shops, theatre and leisure facilities are under 1 mile, Dartmoor National Park is almost on the doorstep and Plymouth, Kingsbridge, Salcombe and the Bigbury Bay beaches are all in easy reach.

Surrounded by unspoilt National Trust land and situated on a designated ancient monument, Whitsand Bay boasts not only a truly unique setting, but also some of the most spectacular panoramic views in Britain. This AA Designated park stands on a 19th Century hilltop fortification, with many original features still intact and commands views stretching for miles over two counties. Perfectly placed for exploring the many treasures of Devon and Cornwall, including the Eden Project (35 miles). Bustling Plymouth is just 8 miles away and popular Looe is 12 miles. Among a wealth of local attractions are museums, St Michael's Mount and a host of coastal walks and outdoor activities.

An attractive holiday village, surrounded by acres of woodland and streams, Honicombe Manor Resort offers a superb setting in a lovely rural wooded valley, yet is within easy reach of historic Plymouth. It provides quality accommodation together with excellent facilities – all you need for a truly relaxing holiday. There is a superb indoor heated pool a relaxing sauna and a small outdoor heated pool with sun terrace. Entertainment and facilities Visitors to the Manor House complex automatically become club members. You can relax with a drink in the bar or enjoy a meal or tasty snack from the varied menu on offer. Entertainment takes place in the Baron's Room.

A cosy open plan living space with a wood buring stove. Furnished with a 3 seater sofa and 2 chairs and dresser with ample crockery. Flatscreen HD TV with Freeview and DVD player. A selection of board games, CDs and DVDs. Wireless internet access available for guests who bring their own laptop. Drop leaf dining table with seating for 5. Additional living space is available by using bedroom two. Cottage style cream kitchen with wooden butchers style worktop, a Belfast sink, electric oven and grill, halogen hob, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer and microwave. Full utensils and accessories including kettle, toaster, cafetiere, iron and ironing board. Bedroom one Situated on the second floor with views over the village with sea glimpses. Furnished with a double bed, bedside tables both with lamps, a wardrobe and two 4 drawer chests. Feature fireplace. Bedroom two/second living area Situated on the first floor this room can either be used as a bedroom or additional sitting area. It is furnished with a two seater sofa bed and chair. Feature fireplace, hanging space, cabinet with drawers, flatscreen TV with Freeview and DVD player. Bedroom three Located on the second floor. Furnished with bunk beds, a free standing wardrobe and built-in half wardrobe cupboard. Shower room with electric shower, wash basin, w.c., storage and floor to ceiling heated towel rail Extra hooks for hanging wet suits. There is a small seating area to the front of the property with views across the village and out to sea. Just a few minutes walk to the village beach. On street parking available and the local car park is close by. Three steps into the property entrance. Just 30 minutes away from Plymouth via the Cawsand ferry. Local coastal walks close by.

Commanding glorious views over lovely surrounding countryside in Dartmoor National Park, this comfortable cottage is ideally placed for enjoying the wonderfully mild climate of the South Hams. Adjoining the owner's home on a working farm where miniature Shetland ponies are bred, it sits within easy reach of magnificent beaches at Slapton Sands and Blackpool Sands, Dartmouth and Salcombe, as well as the resorts of the English Riviera – Torquay, Paignton and Brixham. Further afield, the Eden Project and city of Plymouth both offer good day trips. Pub serving food ½ mile, shop 1 mile.

An immaculately presented, single storey property, situated in an enclosed Victorian garden, in the heart of the city of Plymouth.

An attractive holiday village, surrounded by acres of woodland and streams, Honicombe Manor Resort offers a superb setting in a lovely rural wooded valley, yet is within easy reach of historic Plymouth. It provides quality accommodation together with excellent facilities – all you need for a truly relaxing holiday. There is a superb indoor heated pool a relaxing sauna and a small outdoor heated pool with sun terrace. Entertainment and facilities Visitors to the Manor House complex automatically become club members. You can relax with a drink in the bar or enjoy a meal or tasty snack from the varied menu on offer. Entertainment takes place in the Baron's Room.

Perfect for families and keen fishermen alike, these delightful cottages are grouped around a courtyard within the landscaped grounds of a working trout fishery, just 700 yards from the Trout 'n Tipple inn which serves good food, has a games room and also welcomes children and dogs. Hens, ducks and guinea fowl roam freely and the fly fishing lakes are stocked with bream and rainbow trout (tackle and tuition can be arranged). There is a children's fishing lake, play and picnic areas and a well stocked tackle shop. Tavistock's great shops, theatre and leisure facilities are under 1 mile, Dartmoor National Park is almost on the doorstep and Plymouth, Kingsbridge, Salcombe and the Bigbury Bay beaches are all in easy reach.

This 70 acre Dorset Sheep farm is set in the glorious countryside of South Hams, a uniquely lovely region boasting the mildest year-round climate in Britain. Four very comfortable cottages are scattered around the owners' farmhouse, varying from a delightful little 'hideaway' overlooking the duck pond, to two adjoining cottages, which can be interconnected to accommodate up to 12 people. With its fishing lake stocked with carp, tench and bream, and acres of farmland to which visitors enjoy access, Venn Farm provides a wonderfully relaxing holiday retreat, yet is only two miles from good roads that make it easy to explore further afield. Superb sandy beaches at Mothecombe and Bigbury-on-Sea, and a variety of watersports at the picturesque twin villages of Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo are all within about half an hour's drive. The delightful little Georgian town of Modbury, with its specialist and antique shops and splendid inns, is under 5 miles, whilst nearby is Ivybridge, known as the southern gateway to Dartmoor, offers excellent sports facilities, an indoor pool and a renowned garden centre. Dartmoor National Park lies within easy reach – wild ponies, the Dartmoor Wildlife Park, Widecombe in the Moor and Buckfastleigh Abbey are just some of its attractions. National Trust properties at Saltram House – a magnificent mid-18th century mansion – and Coleton Fishacre are a short drive as is Burgh Island, of Agatha Christie fame. Plymouth and the Eden Project are further afield but afford excellent day trips. Closer to home, good walking, riding and golf can be enjoyed locally, and there are two village pubs within ¼ mile and shops in Wrangaton, 2 miles. The friendly owners welcome disabled visitors and have ensured that three cottages are suitable for wheelchair access and have flush to floor showers (a shower chair is available).

This delightful, semi detached rural barn conversion sits on a 250 acre working dairy farm set in the most gorgeous Devon countryside, offering great local walking, cycling, riding, fishing and wonderful wildlife. Just 3 miles away, the bustling market town of Tavistock lies on the fringes of the Dartmoor National Park, whilst historic Plymouth's many attractions, and fantastic Cornish beaches along the South West Coastal Path are within easy reach. National Trust properties at Lydford Gorge, Castle Drogo, Lanhydrock and Cotehele are well worth visiting, and all under 15 miles' drive. The Eden Project offers an enthralling day out and the pretty thatched villages, elegant coastal towns and glorious rolling countryside of the South Hams invite exploration. Shop 1 mile, pub serving food ½ mile.

An immaculately presented apartment situated in a Victorian terrace, at the heart of the vibrant city of Plymouth.

This 70 acre Dorset Sheep farm is set in the glorious countryside of South Hams, a uniquely lovely region boasting the mildest year-round climate in Britain. Four very comfortable cottages are scattered around the owners' farmhouse, varying from a delightful little 'hideaway' overlooking the duck pond, to two adjoining cottages, which can be interconnected to accommodate up to 12 people. With its fishing lake stocked with carp, tench and bream, and acres of farmland to which visitors enjoy access, Venn Farm provides a wonderfully relaxing holiday retreat, yet is only two miles from good roads that make it easy to explore further afield. Superb sandy beaches at Mothecombe and Bigbury-on-Sea, and a variety of watersports at the picturesque twin villages of Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo are all within about half an hour's drive. The delightful little Georgian town of Modbury, with its specialist and antique shops and splendid inns, is under 5 miles, whilst nearby is Ivybridge, known as the southern gateway to Dartmoor, offers excellent sports facilities, an indoor pool and a renowned garden centre. Dartmoor National Park lies within easy reach – wild ponies, the Dartmoor Wildlife Park, Widecombe in the Moor and Buckfastleigh Abbey are just some of its attractions. National Trust properties at Saltram House – a magnificent mid-18th century mansion – and Coleton Fishacre are a short drive as is Burgh Island, of Agatha Christie fame. Plymouth and the Eden Project are further afield but afford excellent day trips. Closer to home, good walking, riding and golf can be enjoyed locally, and there are two village pubs within ¼ mile and shops in Wrangaton, 2 miles. The friendly owners welcome disabled visitors and have ensured that three cottages are suitable for wheelchair access and have flush to floor showers (a shower chair is available).