1 Old Mill Court, Brixham, Devon
Attractive cottage with a modern interior comprising a bathroom with bath and shower over, a kitchen and living room with dining area.






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Attractive cottage with a modern interior comprising a bathroom with bath and shower over, a kitchen and living room with dining area.
Apple Barn is a luxury holiday property that sleeps parties of up to 10, with five bedrooms and comprises numerous character features.
Lovely thatched holiday property in Devon thatโs replete with period features such as ceiling beams and leaded windows.
Beautiful thatched cottage featuring a large sitting room with open fire, an oak-fitted kitchen with AGA and spacious grounds.
Well-appointed barn conversion for three thatโs near visitor attractions and local beauty spots such as Dartmoor National Park.
Barn conversion with a rustic, beamed interior that comprises five bedrooms. Thereโs also a private 6-metre indoor pool.
Coach House cottage has two ground-floor bedrooms and an open-plan interior comprising a living room, dining area and modern kitchen.
Stone barn-conversion with oak flooring, vaulted beamed ceilings and a spacious living room with wood-burner.
Traditional Devon cottage featuring four bedrooms, a bathroom with bath and shower over, a kitchen and living room with feature fireplace.
Egret is a bright and colourful holiday apartment for two. Part of a collection of seafront properties in Brixham, it offers shared access to a heated outdoor pool.
Beautiful Grade II listed holiday cottage for four set on the outskirts of the sleepy Devonshire village of Elworthy.
Devon is located in South West England and is bounded by Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset. Also known as Devonshire, it is the third largest county in England. Much of its varied landscape is dominated by the rugged Dartmoor moorlands but it also boasts two separate coastlines, one of which is designated as a World Heritage Site.
Devon's northern coast consists of sandy beaches and steep cliffs which combine to form picturesque coves and remote, hidden caverns. In contrast, the southern coast is renowned for its temperate climate which features a seafront lined with palm trees. Visitors will find a collection of resorts that take advantage of the pleasant weather such as Torquay, which is part of the English Riviera.
Inland, the moors of Dartmoor offer a barren, rock strewn landscape, most of which has National Park status. The Dartmoor National Park consists of 365 square miles of windswept, untouched beauty which is popular with cyclists and hikers. This region is punctuated by a number of granite hilltops called Tors - Yes Tor and High Willhays are the most famous and are over 2000ft.
Visitors will also find a number of important historical sites such as the Roman villas at Ilchester, East Coker and Camerton - as well as the rural beauty and charm, Devon also has a rich, fascinating heritage. Read more about this as well as top visitor attractions in our guide to Devon.