3 Bedroom Accommodation In Stokeinteignhead, Near Newton Abbot

Stokeinteignhead, Near Newton Abbot, Devon

This charming thatched terraced holiday cottage is located in the picturesque village of Stokeinteignhead, near Newton Abbot in Devon, South West England. Accommodating up to five guests plus one infant, the property features three bedrooms, including a kingsize bed in the master suite with en-suite bathroom, twin beds in the second bedroom, and a single bed in the third. With a maximum occupancy of five, it is perfect for families or small groups. The cottage is well-equipped with modern amenities such as a 50" Smart TV, Wi-Fi, and an electric wood burner, creating a cozy atmosphere for guests.

The ground floor includes a spacious living room that opens to a sunny courtyard, ideal for al fresco dining, while the kitchen is fitted with a gas/electric range, microwave, and dishwasher. The property also offers convenient features like a separate toilet and private parking for one car. Nestled just over a mile from the beach at Maidencombe, this cottage is an excellent base for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous walking trails nearby, including the South West Coastal Path, and the Teign Estuary, known for its rich birdlife and natural beauty.

Stokeinteignhead itself is a hidden gem, characterized by its chocolate-box thatched cottages and a local pub dating back to the 17th century, which serves quality food and real ales. A short distance away lies the charming fishing village of Shaldon, where visitors can explore quaint streets, Shaldon Zoo, and Homeyards Botanical Gardens. The area also offers a range of attractions, such as the award-winning Ness beach, accessible via the 'Smugglers Tunnel', and the bustling town of Teignmouth, just three miles away, featuring shops, a Victorian pier, and a theatre.

For those looking to explore further afield, the town of Newton Abbot is only four miles away and hosts a vibrant market and local farmers' market. Outdoor adventures can be found at Paignton Zoo, Paignton Water Park, and the nearby Dartmoor National Park, which is just a 20-minute drive. The region is rich in culture and activities, with options like a ferry ride to Brixham for fresh seafood, visits to the Jurassic World Heritage Coast, and numerous National Trust properties within an hour's drive. With a community shop, pub, and restaurant just 100 yards away, this cottage offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and natural beauty.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Coast Nearby