1 Myrtle Cottages, a characterful retreat, is nestled in the picturesque village of Stokeinteignhead, Devon. With a charming electric wood effect stove and just a short walk to the local pub, this cottage offers a snug escape in the heart of the countryside. Explore the beauty of Devon and relax in the comfort of this delightful home-away-from-home. Step inside 1 Myrtle Cottages and discover the welcoming open-plan living space, where the crackling woodburning stove invites you to cosy up on the plush sofa after a day of exploring. The designated chef of your group will feel right at home in the fully-equipped kitchen, preparing delicious meals to be enjoyed around the dining area. Retreat to the king-size bedroom for a catching your night's sleep, and wake up feeling refreshed in the morning. The bathroom offers a relaxing spot for a soak or a quick shower before heading out to enjoy all that the beautiful Devon countryside has to offer. Step outside 1 Myrtle Cottages and immerse yourself in the charm of Stokeinteignhead, with a delightful pub and local shop just a short stroll away for all your daily needs. Venture to nearby Anvil Cove and Maidencombe Beach, perfect for sun-soaked days by the sea. For a change of scenery, Shaldon beckons just a stone's throw away, where you can relax at Ness Cove Beach or challenge yourself at the Shaldon Approach Golf Course. Teignmouth's lively waterfront and its array of amenities are easily accessible, while the vibrant towns of Torquay and Paignton offer a host of attractions for all ages. If you're craving some adventure, Dartmoor National Park is just a short drive away, inviting you to explore its rugged landscapes and sprawling trails. Your Devon retreat at 1 Myrtle Cottages truly ensures a wealth of experiences just waiting to be discovered.

Stokeinteignhead is a picturesque village nestled in a steep valley near the sea in south Devon. Lined with pretty thatched cottages, the narrow winding village streets house a traditional friendly pub, a community village shop, school and historic church. Nearby, Shaldon is an attractive fishing village nestling at the mouth of the River Teign, a river renowned for its cockles, mussels and salmon. With quaint cottages, individual shops and narrow streets lined with cafes, Shaldon is a place to wander, relax and enjoy life by the sea. The children will love the sandy beaches reached through Smuggler’s Tunnel, and adults and children alike will enjoy the botanical gardens and small zoo, followed by a traditional Devon cream tea. The Ness headland rises proudly above the mouth of the estuary, guarding the waters between Shaldon and the busy Victorian town of Teignmouth, offering some of the most stunning views in the West Country.

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