Holiday Lettings in South West England, England | Cottages and Barns (5 results)
South West England Cottages. Self catering holiday homes, Cottages, Barns and Cabins
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$2,356
per week
Sunridge Treehouse is a delightful, state of the art tree house nestled in the midst of 2 acres of private natural woodland. Outside this idyllic sylvan setting you are surrounded by an enormous wrap around deck above the treetops - which is a stones throw away from a private carp fishing lake.
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$1,306
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Sunridge Lodge is a cosy Devon holiday lodge with all the trimmings! Originally a dairy barn it has been reinvented with modern interiors, log burner, german kitchen, underfloor heating, power shower, 3D home cinema and of course the mood lit hot tub is just a hop, skip and a jump away!
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$1,175
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Rock Cottage is in an idyllic waterside location by the Helford River being close to the beach and within easy distance of all amenities. It is furnished to a high standard and has the added advantage of a boat, jetty, woodland and garden all in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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$263
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Sunridge Geodome is an epic 10 metre geodesic dome escape that doesn't disappoint! Situated on a vast deck that overlooks the Yealm valley, and with its own private sunken hot tub you can soak up the stunning backdrop and let your troubles melt away.
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$184
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Nancecliff Cottage is a wonderful detached cottage. 3 bed, 1 bathroom with bath tube, 2 shower rooms (+dog shower area), second separated toilet. Very spacious terraced levelled garden, private parking, ocean view, free wifi, satellite, broadband, intelligent lighting system, CCTV security.
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The Jurassic Coast
The UNESCO world heritage site Jurassic coast runs from Exmouth in the west to Studland in the east. The coastal rocks reveal the history of the Earth over a 185 million years across theTriassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. It is therefore an excellent location to hunt for fossils and with a little local knowledge visitors can learn what types of fossils are repreented in which areas and make their own discoveries. The inland countryside of East Devon and Dorset are also very beautiful and interesting.