March House

Set in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this family-friendly detached property sits in coastal Wembury. You’re within half a mile of the beach, shop and pub, and the charms of Cornwall (13 miles) are within reach. Wembury is also the place for long-distance walkers, as the Two Moors Way runs from here to the North Devon coast, winding through the magnificent National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor, revealing wooded valleys, rolling hills, and quaint villages of rural Mid Devon. Step up to the entrance of this charming contemporary-style holiday home. Kick back and relax in cosy seating and enjoy the dreamy seascape. Create delicious meals in the well-equipped kitchen, and gather around the dining table, or snuggle up on squishy sofas for family film nights on the Smart TV with Netflix, by the toasty wood burner. Or settle into the cosy TV snug room. When sleepy heads nod, step up a level on the ground floor to find two pretty bedrooms; or head upstairs where there are two further bedrooms offering a great night’s sleep. Relax on the patio, enjoy the hot-tub or step down to the enclosed garden where children and pup pals can play. Explore this spectacular South Devon coastline of towering cliffs and nature trails. Children will love the curious creature discoveries in Wembury’s rock pools. Pack a picnic and enjoy a day at Bigbury-on-Sea (17.5 miles). Or head inland to Plymbridge Woods (9 miles) where you can walk through ancient woodland, and follow the Family Cycle Trail along an old railway line towards Dartmoor (11 miles). Enjoy shops, galleries, and theatre in Plymouth (7 miles) or visit the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (14.5 miles).

A superb, single-storey pod set in a rural position near the village of Holbeton, Devon. Hot tub. Barbecue. Underfloor heating. Romantic. Yealmpton 2.6 miles; Plymouth 9.9 miles.

A unique, hand-built treehouse style Glamping Pod set near the hamlet of Holbeton, Devon. Pet-friendly. Unique stay. Woodfired hot tub. Mezzanine bedrooms. Yealmpton 2.6 miles; Plymouth 9.9 miles.

Thyme at South Worden in Holsworthy, Devon, is a cosy annexe of a 17th-century thatched longhouse, perfect for a romantic getaway. It sleeps two people and features a super-king-size bedroom, a well-equipped kitchen, and a lounge with a beamed ceiling. Enjoy the private balcony, landscaped grounds, and a hot tub. Nearby attractions include Holsworthy, Clovelly, and Bude.

Smart beachside apartment with stunning beach/sea views. Terrace. En suite bedrooms. Shared indoor swimming pool, sauna and gym. Restaurant/bar. In Bigbury-on-sea.

A lovely single-storey annexe resting in Bigbury near Challaborough, Devon. Hot tub. Countryside and sea views. Romantic. Enclosed garden. Open-plan. Stylish. Close to beach. Bigbury-on-Sea 2.3 miles; Kingsbridge 6.5 miles;Salcombe 10 miles.

A beautiful contemporary, four-bedroom house with hot tub and pool table, 200 metres from Challaborough Blue Flags beach and a short walk to Bigbury-on-Sea and Burgh Island. In AONB. Stylish. Private sun terrace. Salcombe 11.9 miles; Plymouth 18.3 miles.

Situated along the route of the Two Moors Way, this charming barn conversion provides a warm and relaxing holiday base for families, friends and couples exploring this beautiful part of the Devon countryside. Offering spacious accommodation for five guests, the barn is set on a working farm which you are welcome to explore. The property has been delightfully updated while retaining original features including exposed stone walls and ceiling beams. Enjoying a peaceful location at the southern tip of the glorious Dartmoor National Park, the property makes a fabulous base for keen walkers and nature lovers. Stepping inside this airy and inviting conversion, the kitchen/diner makes a lovely space for you to enjoy a favourite family meal. The first floor comprises a cosy and relaxing lounge/diner, with a wood burner, vaulted ceiling, Smart TV and steps leading up to a mezzanine level providing a quiet spot for reading and enjoying the country views. There are also two cosy ground-floor bedrooms: one super-king-size, and a triple room. There are also two handy shower rooms. Outside, a small, enclosed garden has outdoor furniture, and is a pleasant spot for some al fresco dining around the fire pit or enjoy eco friendly, wood-fired hot tub in the evening. The lawn has space for children and dogs to play, and you will be welcome to visit the farm’s poultry, peacock and pigs. The property is ideal for exploring South Devon and the vast expanses of Dartmoor, which is perfect for scenic walks, horse riding and cycling. The coast is within easy reach, with Bigbury-on-Sea (12.5 miles) featuring a sandy beach and access to Burgh Island at low tide. The thriving city of Plymouth (14 miles) has plenty of great places to eat and drink. Local attractions include Woodlands Family Theme Park (16 miles), Pennywell Farm (10 miles) and Dartmoor Zoo (5 miles).

Embrace nature in this spectacular safari tent, surrounded by the tranquil scenery of Dartmoor National Park. Sleeping four guests, the versatile tent suits couples, small families, and groups of friends. The walking and cycling routes in the area are endless, and you’ll also be just 10 miles from the South West Coast Path. Spend your days exploring Dartmoor’s rugged landscape, or head south for a traditional day at the seaside at Bigbury-on-Sea or Salcombe. In the evenings, share stories and delicious food around the firepit. The canvas safari tent has a wooden frame and a pitched roof, and its open-plan living space is bright and airy. The interiors carefully combine rustic chic with home comforts to create the ultimate rural retreat. A comfortable corner sofa is nestled next to a wood burner, and there are also charging points and power sockets for your gadgets. The compact kitchen is perfect for rustling up light snacks, which you can enjoy together on the terrace. Sliding doors lead to two bedrooms – a double and a bunk bedroom – and there is also a handy shower room. Outside, a tranquil haven awaits. As well as the terrace, there is also a wood-fired hot tub to sink into at the end of the day, and a firepit for toasting marshmallows under the stars. Nearby Buckfastleigh (11 miles) has a lot to offer. As well as being a vibrant market town, Buckfastleigh is also home to several excellent visitor attractions. Soak up the serene beauty of Buckfast Abbey with its breathtaking gardens and impressive church, or chug through the countryside on the steam trains of the South Devon Railway, which run from the town to Totnes. There are some fantastic family attractions within 16 miles of the tent, including Woodlands Family Theme Park and Pennywell Farm.

Rest and recharge in this safari tent on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. The tent sleeps four guests and makes a fantastic couples’ retreat, as well as a great base for a small family. Surrounded by a rural landscape, you’ll have plenty of options when it comes to walking and cycling routes from the property, and you’ll also be just 10 miles from the sandy beaches and dramatic coast paths of the south coast. After a busy day, unwind with a glass of wine on the terrace to watch the sun set over the fields. The wooden-framed tent offers spacious accommodation for friends and family. With its sociable, open-plan layout, it’s the perfect place for spending quality time together. The tent has a rustic vibe, yet has all the home comforts you would expect from a holiday home, such as charging points, power sockets, and even a cosy wood burner. Whip up tasty meals in the cleverly designed kitchen area to enjoy on the terrace, before snuggling up on the corner sofa with a good book. Sliding doors lead to a double and a bunk bedroom, and there is also a handy shower room. Outside, unwind in peaceful surroundings, sipping sundowners on the terrace, relaxing in the wood-fired hot tub, or toasting marshmallows around the firepit. Salcombe (18 miles) makes an excellent day out. Potter around the elegant boutiques and galleries, before strolling along the sandy beach or dining in one of the wonderful cafes or restaurants. For a traditional day at the seaside, head to the family favourite of Bigbury-on-Sea (12.5 miles) where, at low tide, you can walk across to the magical Burgh Island. Nearby Buckfastleigh is a great place to pick up local produce, and is also the starting point for many popular Dartmoor walks.