Set in tranquil surroundings overlooking the historic market town of Totnes, this hillside hideaway is ideal for a couple planning to explore South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The cabin enjoys spacious living areas and the use of a private garden, home to a hammock and even an outside bathtub for restorative soaks under the stars.
Nestled above the historic market town of Totnes and offering a perfect vista over the River Dart and beyond where you will find fabulous views. Close by is a variety of interesting local shops, a cinema with its own cocktail bar, markets, cafes and restaurants to enjoy. Ideally located to take seasonal boat trips down the river to the historic town of Dartmouth , 'Round Robin' trips or scenic steam train rides. Visit nearby Dartington for the beautiful Barn Cinema, shops, a stunning Deer Park and award-winning food and drink. From sweeping Dartmoor views to riverside meadows buzzing with wildlife, there’s lots to discover when you walk in and around Totnes. The town centre is around a 15 minute walk away from the property taking the Totnes Down Hill road (less than a mile drive)
This bright and airy wooden cabin is trimmed with quirky soft furnishings which, combined with its functional layout, help to create a comfortable, homely atmosphere you might struggle to pull yourself away from. Curl up in the delightful lounge/kitchen/diner for lazy brunches, film matinees and romantic meals, before calling it a night and heading to the sanctuary of an en-suite double bedroom that enjoys lovely views of the surrounding landscape. The view is even better from the decked area within the enclosed private garden, offering a hammock for summer lazing, and a deep bathtub perfect for a dip before an al fresco supper.
The cabin stands within 1 mile of Totnes, a historic market town brimming with independent shops, pubs and eateries. A bridle path at the end of the garden takes you on the scenic route to the equally attractive village of Ashprington (2 miles), a fantastic introduction to the South Devon AONB that follows the River Dart to Dartmouth (13 miles). Here, you’ll find stunning coves, a castle and vibrant streets.