Tamar Valley Cottages

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Tamar Valley Cottages

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Holsworthy, DEVON

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Signed up to the AA COVID Confident Charter

Opening status: Open

Our COVID-19 measures:
Disposable gloves & masks available as part of welcome pack. Travel size hand gel & antibacterial wipes given to each guest for use during their stay. All soft furnishings disinfected with steam cleaner/fogger before each guest arrives.

FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT

Multi award-winning dog friendly self-catering holiday accommodation for Cornwall and Devon. The award-winning self-catering holiday accommodation at Tamar Valley Cottages offers peace and tranquillity whilst still being within a short drive of some of the West Country’s most stunning unspoilt beaches, spectacular coastal paths and wild moors.

Tamar Valley Cottages

North Tamerton House, North Tamerton, Holsworthy, DEVON, EX22 6SA

Phone : 01409 271284

Web :www.tamarvalleycottages.co.uk

Email : [email protected]

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About The area

Discover Devon

With magnificent coastlines, two historic cities and the world-famous Dartmoor National Park, Devon sums up all that is best about the British landscape. For centuries it has been a fashionable and much loved holiday destination – especially south Devon’s glorious English Riviera.

Close to the English Riviera lies Dartmoor, one of the south-west’s most spectacular landscapes. The National Park, which contains Dartmoor, covers 365 square miles and includes many fascinating geological features – isolated granite tors and two summits exceeding 2,000 feet among them.

Not surprisingly, in Dartmoor the walking opportunities are enormous. Cycling in the two National Parks is also extremely popular and there is a good choice of off-road routes taking you to the heart of Dartmoor and Exmoor. Devon’s towns and cities offer stimulating alternatives to the rigours of the countryside.

Dining Nearby

Restaurants and Pubs

Eliot Arms

The extraordinary decor in this charming creeper-clad coaching inn, dating back to 1625, includes Masonic regalia, horse brasses and grandfather clocks. Customers can enjoy real fires in winter. Food, based on locally sourced meat and fresh fish and...

Arundell Arms

AA Rosette Award

What looks like a rural pub on the outside is an elevated country hotel within, with lavish traditional furnishings and a large dining room. The kitchen offers a traditionally based Anglo-French repertoire founded on quality materials. There's a...

The Arundell Arms

This former coaching inn has a 250-year-old cock-fighting pit in the garden, and from the car park you can see the window bars of the cells of the neighbouring old police station. The Courthouse Bar dispenses the aptly named Dartmoor Jail Ale, and...

The Blackriver Inn

AA Rosette Award

Plenty of history at this ‘proper village pub’, in business since the 1820s. There’s a real feeling of a traditional country inn inside, plus a garden with outside seating. In addition to a range of pub classics like hearty homemade burgers, you’ll...

Nearby Experiences

Recommended things to do

Penhallam Manor

Not another Cornish country estate, but a low, grass-covered and complete ground plan of a 13th-century moated manor house surrounded by woods. Built by Andrew de Cardinham, it’s a rare example of a moated manor house in the southwest – they are...

Lawrence House Museum

Built in 1753, Lawrence House is leased to Launceston Town Council and used as a local museum and civic centre. The collections are spread over three floors with exhibits that focus predominantly on local history including Launceston's intriguing...

Launceston Castle

Built by Henry III’s brother Richard in 1227, Launceston Castle is a shell keep, a circular wall with buildings inside it. Richard later added to the castle with another tower and a fighting platform, making this castle the dominant building for...

Lydford Castle and Saxon Town

Standing above the gorge of the River Lyd, this tower, dating back to the 12th-century, was notorious as a prison. The earthworks of the original Norman fort lie to the south.

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