This first-floor studio apartment offers city views. There is a lounge with a double sofa bed, TV and dining area, separated by a kitchenette complete with a dishwasher. There is also a communal laundry room at Elliot Terrace. There is a double bed in the sleeping area and a small fully tiled bathroom with a shower. Well behaved dogs are welcome in this apartment at an additional charge. This apartment can sleep up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

Copingers Cottage takes its name from ’Cruel Copinger’, a notorious 18-century smuggler that once lived here. This delightful, spacious, semi-detached, ground floor cottage is the perfect romantic coastal retreat, nestled within an idyllic rural setting, just a mile from the coastal path. The cottage sits in a peaceful location at the head of the famous Spekes Valley with its majestic waterfall cascading down a shear rock face 60ft, through a series of four smaller falls before finally reaching the sea. There are beautiful views, countryside and walks from the doorstep with an abundance of birds and wildlife to be seen.

Copingers Cottage is beautifully presented and has a spacious living room and cosy wood burner to curl up beside on a cooler evening, along with a private patio to enjoy an al fresco supper on a summer evening. This pretty barn conversion sits within the Hartland Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the North Devon coast with many dog friendly, long sandy beaches and hidden coves to explore, where occasionally dolphins can be seen frolicking in the Atlantic surf.

This is an ideal location for touring, walking, beaches or just relaxing. The timeless village of Hartland is only 1½ miles away and has a good selection of village shops and pubs serving food along with a post office, general store, bakery and craft shops. The hamlet of Stoke and the church of St. Nectan, known as the ’Cathedral of North Devon’, is just a short walk and the view from the church tower shows Hartland Abbey set in this beautiful valley with its many enchanting and delightful walks. Bude, 13 miles, has a good selection of shops and restaurants, many specialising in locally caught seafood, along with a golf course, indoor ’splash’ pool, surf schools and bowling. The delightful port town of Bideford, 15 miles, has a good selection of town amenities, restaurants, a weekly market and boat trips to Lundy Island. Coastal walking, cycling, golf, horse riding, fishing, surfing and sailing are all available in this stunning area. Docton Mill, Hartland Quay and Hartland Abbey are close by, along with many pretty fishing villages to explore including nearby Clovelly, Instow and Appledore. Beach 1½ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Exmouth, Devon’s oldest seaside resort, has a busy little harbour to the west and high red cliffs with coastal paths to the east. Situated in a quiet residential area, this lovely detached holiday house offers an excellent base for a family holiday or for friends to get together. There is an enclosed courtyard garden, ideal for al fresco dining. Exmouth’s main attraction is the two miles of beach, and there is also the Exe Estuary, home to numerous species of wildlife and a favourite for birdwatchers. There are walks close by, including the Jurassic Coast with stunning views. From the coastal path, you can experience sheer cliff faces and strangely eroded rock formations. Exmouth is the place for water sports, and nearby Crealy Park is a great day out for the family. Exeter is a short train ride along the estuary with cathedral and shops, or you can take a trip to Dartmoor, where you will find heather-clad tors and Dartmoor ponies. Take a ferry to Starcross and stroll to Powderham Castle. Stop off at Beer, with caves and a beach; visit Branscombe and Sidmouth with shopping and promenade; or visit Seaton, where you can take a tram ride through the countryside. Close by, there are afternoon river cruises on the Exe Estuary with views of Starcross, Powderham Castle, Topsham, Lympstone and the wildlife, or take a visit to ‘World of Country Life’. Sidmouth’s 18-hole golf course is close by. There are also many National Trust properties close by. Try to get a visit to A la Ronde. Beach just over 1 mile. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant 400 yards.

This ground floor apartment would be perfect for those of you looking for a holiday in the seaside resort of Torquay. With two double bedrooms, it is an ideal property for a family or two couples to get away, you can even bring your four-legged friends!

The open plan living space offers sea views and has a two-person love seat, so you can cuddle up with your other half and watch a film. The dining area has large windows and patio doors leading out to the patio, perfect for enjoying a meal together in a light and airy space.

After a busy day exploring the area, retire to one of the two comfortable double bedrooms where you can enjoy a good night’s sleep.

Set on the English Riviera, Torquay is a bustling seaside resort with plenty of things for you to do. Take a boat trip over to Brixham or Dartmouth, or for those of you who enjoy eating out, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from, many serving fresh seafood.

These two 16th-century barn conversions, two of three, are situated in the grounds of the owner’s home. They were once stables of the Mayor of Exeter, then became a workshop, and now are two delightful holiday cottages. Both are decorated and furnished uniquely and offer an ideal base from which to explore East Devon. Situated in the picturesque hamlet of Fluxton, nestled at the foot of rolling hills which ascend from the River Otter, located 2 miles from Ottery St Mary and 5 miles from Sidmouth.
The area is dominated by lush green hills, wooded valleys and the dramatic Jurassic Coast. An ideal location to walk the Jurassic Coastline, taking in Beer, Sidmouth and Seaton. There are plenty of activities all within easy reach, including cycling, horse riding, birdwatching and many National Trust properties. Exeter’s 2000 year old history is reflected in its heritage attractions, such as the Gothic St Peter’s Cathedral and the Roman city wall. Explore beneath the city’s streets at Exeter’s underground passages, which were originally built to bring fresh water into the city in the medieval times. Find out more about Exeter’s fascinating history on one of the free Red Coat Guided Tours. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

If you fancy a couple’s retreat in a fantastic location, Devon Villa Garden Apartment could be just what you’re looking for. Ideally located in Torquay, you’ll find the town centre and beach within walking distance.

Inside, the apartment is incredibly spacious and has plenty of space for a couple to unwind and stretch their legs. The open plan living, kitchen and dining area has a leather corner sofa for those relaxing evenings in, and is finished with an electric log-effect fire to keep you cosy during the winter months.There is also a welcoming bedroom with a kingsize bed and a large bathroom with his and hers sinks.

To the front of the apartment you’ll find an enclosed private garden with benches, Torbay palm trees and plenty of lawn space in case you want to bring along your four legged friend. This is ideal for those warmer days where you just want to relax in the sunshine.

Located close to Torquay town centre, you’ll find shops, restaurants and a buzzing nightlife all within walking distance. Torre Abbey Sands is a 10-minute downhill walk away where you’ll be able to hire a kayak or paddle board, or try your hand at miniature golf or boules.

As you pull up on the driveway and let yourself into Old Seaway Mews, you find yourself in the large entrance hallway/utility area on the ground floor with washer/dryer and sink area. A very handy space for hanging up your coats and shoes. There is also a locked doorway via the entrance hall leading to the owner’s homemade gym area which guests may use upon request to the owner. Upstairs and to the first floor is where the open plan living area is, with kitchen/dining and living area all in one. This is a bright and airy space with plenty of natural light. The kitchen is fully equipped with all you could need to rustle up a lovely meal, there is also an additional sofa bed in the living room, perfect for children or extra guests if necessary. Through a door and into the double bedroom and en-suite shower room, there is also a door from the bedroom leading down a staircase and giving access to a small outside private terrace with seating. A great area for sitting-out and enjoying an early morning coffee or late-night glass of wine after a long day exploring the area. Old Seaway Mews is ideally suited to guests with dogs, bikes, and hiking boots, with charming coves and beaches to explore along the SW Coastal Path under a mile away.
There are two traditional country pubs in 1/2 mile in either direction and a beautifully secluded beach within a fifteen minute walking distance. Just a five-minute drive to the picturesque Shaldon and charming Teignmouth, a ten-minute drive to the beautiful views from Babbacombe and the bustling seaside town of Torquay. Venture slightly further afield and visit the towns of Brixham, Dawlish and the beautiful cathedral city of Exeter within 30 minutes, and just slightly further away are Dartmouth, Totnes, Salcombe, Dartmoor and Plymouth, all within an hour drive. There is so much to do nearby including various beaches, outdoor spaces, pubs, restaurants, and days out to enjoy. Beach 1 mile.

Fabulous waterside views can be enjoyed from this stunning house which is literally a stone’s throw from the beach - an ideal all year round hideaway. Furnished in a New England style, the well-appointed holiday cottage adjoins another property and is a stylish retreat for family and friends. The grand drawing room at first floor level has French doors opening onto the balcony and is the perfect spot to sit and watch the myriad of boats bobbing in the water or sailing by at high tide. There is also a small kennel for a dog in the courtyard.
Instow is an unspoilt seaside village with large stretches of sandy beaches and dunes, fishermen’s cottages, shops and a good selection of pubs and restaurants specialising in locally caught seafood whilst the local village store and delicatessen is a delight. The area is a must for watersports, sailing enthusiasts and fishermen, whilst walkers and cyclists will enjoy the famous Tarka Trail which passes close by.
Further afield, the rugged North Devon coastline and wonderful surfing beaches of Croyde or Woolacombe are just a short drive away. North Devon is well positioned for visits to Exmoor, Dartmoor and North Cornwall including the local beauty spots of Bucks Mill, Clovelly and Hartland. With so much to explore in this lovely part of North Devon, this is the perfect base for a memorable holiday. Golf is available locally, and Bideford is just 3 miles away, with family attractions including The Big Sheep and The Milky Way adventure parks. There is an excellent choice of restaurants within a 5-minute walk. Shop 30 yards, pub 250 yards.