The Tabernacle (devon)
£140.00 - £245.00 per night
Resort video not available
Beds not available
2 nights min stay
No pets
Brochure not available
Board not available
Cancel date not available
Departure date not available
Affiliated link not available
Flight not available
Arrival flight not available
Departure flight not available
Transfer not available
Luggage not available
Deposit not available
Discount not available
Not available
Covid Policy
Not available
Covid Light
Location
UK Holidays, England, Devon,
Address
Not available
Share
Related Places
-
The Root House
- 0
- 2-3+
£363 per night (minimum stay for this property is: 2 nights low season & 3 nights high season)
DELIGHTFUL DEVON STAY - Brimming with charm and character, The Root House is an adorable Grade II listed, thatched cottage near the sandy shores of Croyde and Saunton. Inside you'll find a host of original features such as flagstone floors, exposed stone walls and rustic timber beams alongside the comfort and luxury of 21st-century mod-cons. The lovely garden is surrounded by fields and is perfect for an alfresco lunch or dinner before a relaxing dip in the hot tub! Sleeps 7 🛏️ Dog-friendly A stunning Grade ll listed thatched cottage which offers a slice of history on your holiday. A host of charming original features such as flagstone floors, exposed stone walls and rustic timber beams combined with all the comfort and luxury of 21st century living. The lovely garden, surrounded by fields, is the perfect spot to entertain alfresco while enjoying sunny Devon days. A luxurious hot tub provides the opportunity to stargaze in opulent style with a chilled glass of bubbly. Conveniently located for the coast, the local town of Croyde, and numerous activities for all ages.
-
The Bull Inn
- 0
- 1 night
£135.00 up to £175.00 per night
The Bull Inn in is an organic, ingredient-led pub, that offers guests a wonderfully comfy stay in the Devon countryside. This Devonshire gem is fully committed to keeping its environmental footprint to a minimum - which fits perfectly into the alternative and bohemian approach the market town is known for. There are eight rooms at the inn. This includes two king size rooms and six super-king rooms, each with an en-suite. Four of the super-king rooms can alternatively be made up as twins to ensure more versatility. Two of these have en-suite bathrooms with a tub, and the other two have en-suite shower rooms. These slightly larger rooms also have enough space for a cot if you're travelling with a baby. Each room is truly unique and is completed with an array of furniture from antique fairs and flea markets. There are also bespoke touches, such as the bedside lamps carved from Dartmoor wood, while original features such as open fireplaces and high ceilings have been preserved where possible. The building itself has undergone a huge refit and refurbishment, but most of the original fittings and furnishings have been reclaimed or upcycled to give a quirky feel. While the old has been preserved as much as it can be, this is mixed with modern living - such as solar panels on the roof, a heat recovery system throughout, as well as stylish bathrooms and plush carpets underfoot. The bar is full of fabulous organic wine as well as organic draught beers from Stroud Organic Brewery and spirits. There is a relaxed and informal feel with an open kitchen and a mixture of locals and those staying mingling together in what has been lovingly described as a “decent boozer”. The historic town of Totnes where The Bull Inn is situated is now synonymous with eco-living and a different way of life. The high street is home to a wide range of independent and unique shops selling an array of ethical products, wholefoods, and fair trade goods. It is also full of natural beauty, located as it is on the banks of the River Dart and close to Dartmoor National Park and South Devon’s beautiful sandy beaches.
-
Old Farmhouse
- 0
- 7 nights
£1,260.00 up to £2,855.00 per week
Situated next to Illfracombe, North Devon, the Old Farmhouse is a timeless property. Originally built in the sixteenth century, it boasts a south-facing lawn alongside a luxury hot tub with extensive views of the picturesque Devon countryside. Further hosting a private garden with a terraced area complete with garden furniture and a barbecue alongside an indoor wood burner found in the open-plan living area, this property is a relaxing retreat all year round. Guests will love exploring the surrounding grounds, taking in the views, and visiting the friendly animals including alpacas, pygmy goats, lambs, kune kune pigs, runner ducks and guinea pigs. Sleeping six across three bedrooms, the Old Farmhouse is the perfect bolthole for a family holiday. Featuring wooden beams and rustic interiors, this property is a quaint rural retreat. With an open-plan living area hosting the sitting room and dining area furnished with cosy sofas and soft throws opposite a roaring fire, the farmhouse is a sociable property. Above lies a minstrel’s gallery for an added rustic twist, with the living area hosting a Sky Freeview TV and Apple TV. In the next room, the kitchen features a dishwasher, a washer/dryer, fridge, freezer, espresso machine, microwave, five-hob range cooker and a double oven. The space is also complete with a large kitchen island area with towering chairs, apt for a delightful cup of fresh morning coffee. The first bedroom, located downstairs, offers up an ensuite bathroom for extra accessibility. Upstairs there are two extra bedrooms, with the main bedroom furnished with a super king-sized double four-poster bed with a marble-lined ensuite shower room for added privacy. The second bedroom hosts twin beds which can be made into a superking if required, with the marble-lined family bathroom located adjacent. Should guests need the extra space, the Old Farmhouse is linked via a passageway to the Georgian House next door. Guests can book both properties together to sleep a total of fifteen people, making it the perfect destination for a family reunion or friends' get together. When it comes to things to do, guests have access to a whole host of amenities on-site. Be sure to walk the extensive grounds, soaking in the views, before going for a dip in the heated indoor swimming pool. Kids will love the indoor soft play area, and the large wooden outdoor play area, as well as the games room, which has a table tennis table and table football. Throughout your stay you also have access to an honesty shop for additional provisions, a huge fire pit area to make marshmallow memories, and electric vehicle charging point. Situated close to Illfracombe and Woolacombe, in North Devon, the Old Farmhouse is situated in an area where you can try your hand at many rural activities for all the family. The National Trust Dunster Castle and Watermill is a country house with one thousand years of history, with the West Somerset Railway posing a trip back in time through the rolling hills of Devon. Exmoor Zoological and Conservation Centre and Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park wield exciting afternoons for the little ones, with the Valley of Rocks and Tarr Steps quintessential locations for nature lovers. The Quantock Hills boast scenic walks over the rural terrain, with the National Trust Watersmeet park offering up woodlands, rivers and waterfalls. There are also some fantastic beaches nearby where guests can spend time walking on the sand or in the water on stand-up paddleboards. Be sure to try Tunnels Beach, Illfracombe Harbour, Capstone Hill or Lee Bay Beach, or try the South West Coast Path Walk from Illfracombe to the Torrs to sample some of North Devon’s impeccable views.
-
Fox Cottage
- 0
- 2 nights min stay
£1,075.00 up to £1,415.00 per week
This delightful little thatched cottage is set on a working farm in Devon surrounded by cider orchards and rare-breed sheep, goats and cattle. You’ll be able to enjoy the farm’s produce during your stay and explore most of its 63 acres of gardens, woodlands, re-wilded marshlands and even a beach on the Teign estuary. Inside the cottage, you’ll find a cosy hideaway, perfect for couples with many of the building’s 18th century features preserved in a recent refurbishment. Snuggle up next to the beautiful old fireplace with exposed beams overhead or enjoy the view from the charming bedroom with its sloping ceilings upstairs. This is the perfect spot to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy some stunning natural surroundings. The Grade II* listed building was built as the original farmhouse and you’ll find plenty of history in and around the house. There’s an even older thatched cider press and barrel store close by and cider is still made on the farm with apples from the heritage orchard, though now using more modern techniques. Inside the cottage, you’ll find a well-equipped kitchen with a small Aga stove, all the cooking equipment you could need and Richard Bramble pottery. Complimentary freshly laid eggs are available and you can purchase more of the farm’s produce during your stay. Move through to the living room and you’ll find a dining area and a comfy sofa set in from of an open fire. Logs, matches and firelighters are provided, so you’ll be toasty whatever the weather and there’s a selection of books as well as a TV for cosy evenings in. The bedroom features a lovely wooden floor, exposed beams and a comfy double bed complete with an electric blanket. You’ll find robes and slippers waiting for you along with Cowshed toiletries in the shower room. There are some more facilities for washing and drying clothes in the adjacent stable building. Outside, you’ll find your own private seating area with a gas BBQ so you can cook outdoors on sunny days surrounded by the sights and sounds of the farm. Tucketts is a regenerative farm without the use of chemicals or fertiliser which means that you’ll be surrounded by plenty of wildlife. If you’re lucky you might spot cirl buntings hopping in and out of the hedgerows, long-eared owls in the woodland or herons and cormorants down by the estuary. There’s plenty to do in the area beyond exploring the farm. Head down to the pretty village of Shaldon just a few miles away for a day at the seaside. The village of Combeinteignhead is within walking distance and home to a historic church and several friendly pubs. For some watersports head across the estuary to Bishopsteignton or the wild landscapes of Dartmoor are just a 30 minute drive away.
-
Eden Lodge
- 0
- 3 nights Min Stay low season 7 nights high seasons
£140.00 up to £170.00 per night
RELAXING DEVON LODGE - Eden Lodge is tucked away in the heart of rural Devon, with beautiful views of the lush green surroundings. The lodge perfectly blends cosy, country vibes with those of a luxurious, high-end stay, with a slick exterior complete with a hot tub. Inside, settle yourself in front of the gorgeous fireplace as the wood burner keeps you toasty and look out through the glass frontage at the pretty garden. Sleeps 2 🛏️ Dog-friendly 🐾
-
Cattlass
- 0
- 2 nights min stay
£165.00 to £215.00 per night
IDYLLIC DEVON HIDEAWAY - This is the life, eh? Roll open the doors to your charming and stylish cabin, and enjoy breakfast in the fresh air before spending the morning reading a good book, looking up occasionally to admire the sweeping views. In the evening, fire up the hot tub, preparing a delicious dinner while it warms up - perfect timing for a soak under the stars! Sleeps 2 🛏️ Dog-friendly 🐾 Green Stay 🌿 The highlightsA unique bespoke cabin where you can enjoy the peace and quiet of stunning hilltop views.Thoughtfully built, designed and furnished with the focus on quality and sustainability.Watch the sun go down and the stars come out from the opulent hot tub.Discover all the delights of Devon from your cosy, welcoming base.