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Furnished in period style this detached country house boasts the spacious elegance of a bygone era as well as superb views towards Buckfast Abbey from its elevated position within Dartmoor National Park. Ashburton (1 mile) offers interesting shops restaurants pubs and art craft and antique galleries. The River Dart Country Park National Hunt racing golf courses and many other attractions are all nearby. Torbay and coast 15 miles.

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Enjoying a quiet location this immaculate detached cottage is set in delightful walled gardens and within Dartmoor National Park. Ashburton itself is an interesting stannery town now famous for its food shops cookery school pubs and restaurants. Just a short drive away are Totnes for gorgeous river trips up the Dart to Dartmouth and Newton Abbot whilst the splendid English Riviera resorts of Torquay Paignton and Brixham with their myriad attractions and activities are also within easy reach. Further afield Plymouth and the Eden Project provide great day trips. Shop and pub serving food 400 yards.

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These fabulous apartments with stunning views across the Exe estuary provide the ideal base for a really relaxing holiday. Easily accessible by road rail and water they sit opposite a small railway station and ferry port to Exmouth's two miles of golden sands and traditional resort facilities. The fine beach and nature reserve at Dawlish Warren are 2 miles whilst sightseeing and shopping in the cathedral city of Exeter are 7 miles. The surrounding countryside is particularly good for walking and cycling – nearby Haldon Forest is criss-crossed with trails and there is even a cycle track to Exeter from Regent House itself – and the Exe estuary is great for sailing windsurfing and all manner of water sports with tuition for all levels of ability. Guided bird watching cruises are available river cruises run all year and Jurassic Coast cruises in summer. Some of Devon's famed resorts – Budleigh Salterton Seaton and Sidmouth as well as the 'English Riviera' resorts of Torquay Paignton and Brixham – and Dartmoor National Park's rugged beauty are a little futher afield. Shops and a pub serving food are within a 5 minute stroll.

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These fabulous apartments with stunning views across the Exe estuary provide the ideal base for a really relaxing holiday. Easily accessible by road rail and water they sit opposite a small railway station and ferry port to Exmouth's two miles of golden sands and traditional resort facilities. The fine beach and nature reserve at Dawlish Warren are 2 miles whilst sightseeing and shopping in the cathedral city of Exeter are 7 miles. The surrounding countryside is particularly good for walking and cycling – nearby Haldon Forest is criss-crossed with trails and there is even a cycle track to Exeter from Regent House itself – and the Exe estuary is great for sailing windsurfing and all manner of water sports with tuition for all levels of ability. Guided bird watching cruises are available river cruises run all year and Jurassic Coast cruises in summer. Some of Devon's famed resorts – Budleigh Salterton Seaton and Sidmouth as well as the 'English Riviera' resorts of Torquay Paignton and Brixham – and Dartmoor National Park's rugged beauty are a little futher afield. Shops and a pub serving food are within a 5 minute stroll.

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These fabulous apartments with stunning views across the Exe estuary provide the ideal base for a really relaxing holiday. Easily accessible by road rail and water they sit opposite a small railway station and ferry port to Exmouth's two miles of golden sands and traditional resort facilities. The fine beach and nature reserve at Dawlish Warren are 2 miles whilst sightseeing and shopping in the cathedral city of Exeter are 7 miles. The surrounding countryside is particularly good for walking and cycling – nearby Haldon Forest is criss-crossed with trails and there is even a cycle track to Exeter from Regent House itself – and the Exe estuary is great for sailing windsurfing and all manner of water sports with tuition for all levels of ability. Guided bird watching cruises are available river cruises run all year and Jurassic Coast cruises in summer. Some of Devon's famed resorts – Budleigh Salterton Seaton and Sidmouth as well as the 'English Riviera' resorts of Torquay Paignton and Brixham – and Dartmoor National Park's rugged beauty are a little futher afield. Shops and a pub serving food are within a 5 minute stroll.

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Authentically restored to its former glory and boasting stunning views this captivating property is ideally situated to enjoy the sandy beaches and wildlife of the Exe estuary. Exeter Exmouth and Teignmouth and the jewels of the English Riviera – Torquay Paignton and Brixham are all within easy reach. Local attractions include Dawlish Warren nature reserve (1 mile) and Powderham Castle. Pub and shops about 1 mile.

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In a splendid location for enjoying the English Riviera this comfortable cottage lies close to two local beaches – Oddicombe reached by cliff railway (500 yards) and Babbacombe a renowned scuba diving centre. Walking the Downs taking in the stunning sea views is a delight in itself and there is a local theatre here too. Kents Caverns Babbacombe Model Village Bygones (victorian style shops) and Torquay Golf Club are among a feast of local attractions whilst the quaint fishing port of Brixham and Paignton with its famous zoo and coastal steam train rides to Dartmouth are just a short drive away. Boats can be hired at Torquay's pretty harbour and a host of events and festivals are held in the area throughout the season. Pubs serving food and local shops are found in Babbacombe 50 yards.

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This bright and extremely comfortable barn conversion enjoys the tranquillity of Devon's lush countryside and wildlife yet is only a few miles from some of the county's more famous resorts. Exmouth's two miles of golden sands and Georgian architecture Budleigh Salterton on the World Heritage Coast elegant Sidmouth with its majestic red cliffs and Beer an old smugglers' cove all invite exploration. Also within easy reach are Dartmoor's granite hills rushing streams and remote villages with welcoming pubs. Golf tennis riding fishing and sailing can all be enjoyed locally. Shops and pubs serving food are about 20 minutes' walk.

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These delightful newly re-furbished holiday properties enjoy a brilliant location just across the road from Exmouth's sandy beach and at the start of the Jurassic Coast a World Heritage Site. Exmouth is a wonderful spot for a relaxing seaside break – two miles of golden sands offer traditional beach enjoyment and there are exceptional facilities for sailing kite surfing power kiting windsurfing water skiing and wakeboarding with expert tuition available for all levels of ability. The town's other attractions include colourful Manor Gardens pedestrianised shopping at the Magnolia Centre an indoor market and numerous side streets lined with quaint shops and cafes. The hauntingly beautiful Exe estuary is an internationally renowned habitat for birdlife and guided bird watching cruises are readily available. Scenic river cruises can be enjoyed all year and there are Jurassic Coast cruises in the summer. The more energetic might like to try the Exmouth to Lympstone cycle path (bike hire is found locally) or take a Discovery Walking Tour. Further afield the resorts of Budleigh Salterton Sidmouth and Seaton the excellent shopping and sightseeing in Exeter and the rugged grandeur of the Dartmoor National Park are all well worth exploring. Golf riding tennis and sea angling are all found locally. The nearest shops and pubs serving food are in Exmouth 1 mile.

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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).

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