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A charming holiday accommodation in the village of Whimple, Devon. (Ref. 1073271)
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7 nights from £344
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An attractive white-wash cottage nestled in the centre of Exmouth, Devon. (Ref. 1069160)
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7 nights from £432
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A charming single-storey accommodation resting in Whimple, Devon. (Ref. 1073269)
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7 nights from £293
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A beautiful 1920s farmhouse resting amidst rolling fields in Whimple, East Devon. (Ref. 1068497)
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7 nights from £514
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A delightful mid-terrace, three-storey cottage overlooking the River Exe estuary in Lympstone, Devon. (Ref. 1067207)
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7 nights from £486
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A beautiful and unique 'toes in the water' cottage with stunning waterside views in the village of Lympstone. (Ref. 980889)
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7 nights from £569
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Smart terraced house in Beer. (Ref. 976030)
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7 nights from £450
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Stylish waterfront cottage in Lympstone. (Ref. 976002)
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7 nights from £514
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Neat converted dairy with pretty rural views. (Ref. 976044)
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7 nights from £386
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Charming old cottage in pretty village overlooking the green. (Ref. 976011)
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7 nights from £458
Sidmouth is a coastal town in South Devon. Situated on the Jurassic Coast, it is dominated by vast red sandstone cliffs which date back to the Triassic period. With plenty to see and do, a holiday cottage in Sidmouth is perfect for people of all ages.
Why book a cottage in Sidmouth?
For anyone who enjoys walking, Sidmouth is an ideal base for a holiday. The South West Coast Path runs all along the coastline and you can choose to follow the trail west, towards Exmouth, or head east towards Lyme Regis. The East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty stretches for 100 miles along the coast and inland, offering a range of different terrains to explore.
Sidmouth Beach is a long expanse of sand that feels very sheltered due to the surrounding cliffs. Go swimming in the gentle waters or explore the rock pools that are dotted around. On the cliffs above the beach is Connaught Gardens, a part walled garden and public park. They are named after the Duke of Connaught and date back to around 1820.
The town itself has plenty to offer with a large number of shops to look around and a number of high quality cafés and restaurants to eat and drink in.
Places to visit near Sidmouth
The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth is a great day out for the whole family. The organisation supports donkeys all over the world and visitors can come and meet a number of friendly donkeys who have been rescued and rehabilitated.
Travel east along the coast to the villages to Beer and Seaton. Both have great beaches where you can spend the day sunbathing and swimming in the cool waters.
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