Your search returned 29 cottages.
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An Edwardian terraced property, overlooking the Teign river in the village of Shaldon, South Devon. Lovely views. Central location. Pool room. Teignmouth 1.1 miles; Torquay 7.9 miles; Paignton 9.8 miles. (Ref. 1049118)
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7 nights from £870
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A beautiful waterfront apartment with panoramic sea and river views. Just a stone's throw from the beach and marina at the popular seaside resort of Exmouth. Parking. Wifi. (Ref. 1016547)
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7 nights from £538
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A gorgeous 15th-century farm cottage resting in rural countryside of Devon. Open-plan living. Original features. Amazing views. PlayStation 3. WiFi. Newton Abbot 8.7 miles; 10.2 miles. (Ref. 1043280)
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Pleasant single-storey cottage, located on a farm mid-way between Ottery St Mary and Exeter. Access to outdoor pool. Close to Jurassic Coast. Sidmouth 11.2 miles. (Ref. 1038288)
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A charming single-storey cottage in a quiet but accessible rural location, close to Ottery St Mary in East Devon. Shared outdoor swimming pool. Pet-friendly. Ottery St Mary 5.5 miles; Exeter 8.3 miles. (Ref. 1046615)
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Cranley House is a striking red brick Victorian home in the heart of the popular seaside resort of Teignmouth. Short walk to beach, shops and restaurants. Sleeps 12. WiFi. Parking. (Ref. 1018871)
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A delightful terraced cottage nestled in the town of Topsham, in Exeter. Gas fire. Enclosed patio garden. WiFi. Exeter 4.3 miles; Exmouth 6.6 miles. (Ref. 1018118)
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7 nights from £401
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A pretty Grade II listed thatched cottage just metres from the river beach in the heart of pretty Shaldon. Enclosed courtyard. Pet-friendly. Teignmouth 1 miles; Torquay 7 miles. (Ref. 1038709)
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7 nights from £418
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Stylish waterfront cottage in Lympstone. Splendid views. Outdoor dining area. Village location. In Lympstone. (Ref. 976002)
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7 nights from £505
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A beautiful and unique 'toes in the water' cottage with stunning waterside views in the village of Lympstone. Lovely patio area looking out over the water. Pets welcome. Exmouth Beach 3 miles. (Ref. 980889)
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Why book a holiday cottage in Exmouth?
Exmouth is a picturesque port town and popular seaside resort situated at the mouth of the River Exe. It is an ideal choice for a seaside holiday with something on offer for every family member. Exmouth has a large sandy beach that is perfect for building sand castles or relaxing and soaking up the sun.
It is one of the best places in Devon for watersports and you can try pretty much any activity you can think of. It’s especially popular for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Walkers and cyclists are similarly spoilt for choice with a variety of different paths and trails to explore. Walk along the Jurassic Coast, part of the South West Coast Path, and enjoy stunning views out to sea. The Exe Estuary Trail is a 16 mile route that follows the course of the River Exe around to Dawlish.
Keen bird watchers can spend hours at Exmouth Local Nature Reserve, a huge area of tidal sand and mud at the base of the Exe Estuary. Thousands of birds migrate here in the Autumn before returning home after winter.
Being so close to the sea means that Exmouth has a thriving fishing industry with many fantastic local seafood restaurants. Exmouth mussels are a local delicacy and are celebrated with their own festival, the Exmouth Mussel Festival.
Places to visit near Exmouth
Just north of Devon is the village of Lympstone which you can reach by following the Exe Estuary Trail. Follow the Jurassic Coast eastwards and visit the town of Sidmouth, famous for its striking red cliffs.