This delightful, mid-terrace cottage sits in a popular part of Dartmouth, overlooking Coronation Park and the river beyond. Beautifully presented with character features throughout, Middlecoombe provides an idyllic abode for families and couples seeking a stay in this ever-popular Devon town. After a day of exploring this coastal region, kick back in the lounge and flick through the Smart TV, dine together at the table and prepare home-cooked dishes in the well-appointed kitchen, complete with all the expected appliances. Head to the garden room at the top of the garden to enjoy alfresco dining or simply relax on the seating and appreciate the scene. When sleep calls, whisk away upstairs and find the bedrooms, with the master housing a king-size and a lavish en-suite shower room, whilst the second room offers a king-size. When you’re ready wander into the heart of Dartmouth and take in the stunning harbour and the Royal Avenue Gardens or immerse yourself in the town’s past with a visit to the Dartmouth Museum. Amble along the scenic River Dart and you’ll stumble across the 15th century Dartmouth Castle set in a beautiful waterside position, before circling back round and dining at one of the three Michelin Guide restaurants in the town. If you fancy a change of scenery, head to Blackpool Sands and relax in the sun, paddle in the shores and take on a variety of watersports. There’s further adventure to be had in the stunning Dartmoor National Park, where you can experience a variety of wildlife and walking trails, whilst the market town of Totnes can be reached in 14 miles and offers a selection of boutique stores and several excellent restaurants. There's so much to be discovered whilst holiday at Middlecoombe.

Dartmouth, a popular and lovely town in South Devon, is located on the banks of the River Dart estuary. Dartmouth is one of Devon's most visited cities because of its proximity to the seaside and the National Park that protects it. Dartmouth is known for its beautiful waterfront, its historic, winding alleyways filled with quaint shops, cafes, and galleries, and its many yearly events, including the Dart Music Festival, the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta, and the Dartmouth Food Festival, all of which take place in October. The South West Coast Way, the Dart Valley Trail, and many peaceful rural lanes make the area around Dartmouth ideal for bicycling and walking. Both the boat ride across to Kingswear and on to the lovely tiny harbour town of Brixham, and the ride on the Dartmouth Steam Railway through beautiful countryside to Paignton, are not to be missed. Blackpool Sands, winner of the Blue Flag Award, and Slapton Sands, a popular destination close to Dartmouth, are just two of the many beaches in the South Hams area. It's in a tranquil part of South Devon.

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