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Lovely Victorian Villa close to Torquay. (Ref. 998470)
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7 nights from £1762
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Former Victorian schoolhouse in Dartmoor National Park. (Ref. 1039525)
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7 nights from £434
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This homely barn conversion rests within the desirable village of Loddiswell in Devon. (Ref. 1053229)
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7 nights from £483
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Unique and magical boathouse in one of the most secluded, private, romantic settings in south Devon. (Ref. 975918)
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7 nights from £1070
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Romantic Grade II* listed Georgian bathing house beside the River Dart. (Ref. 976200)
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7 nights from £581
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A stunning, detached, family-friendly property on the outskirts of the popular town of Torquay, Devon. (Ref. 1025907)
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7 nights from £977
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Detached cottage converted from a barn on a traditional Devon working farm. (Ref. 976197)
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7 nights from £514
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Fabulous apartment overlooking Fishcombe Cove Beach. (Ref. 959736)
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7 nights from £431
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Cosy, welcoming converted barn in Dittisham. (Ref. 1003106)
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7 nights from £428
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An elegant Georgian manor house resting on the outskirts of Totnes in South Devon. (Ref. 1044783)
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7 nights from £1936
Why book a cottage in Totnes?
The historic market town of Totnes is located in South Devon at the head of the estuary of the River Dart. The town has existed for over 1,000 years with the first recorded history dating back to 907 AD, when Totnes Castle was built. According to legend, Totnes is the first place that Brutus, Trojan Prince and mythical founder of Britain, set foot on land. The Brutus Stone, a small granite boulder found in Fore Street, is meant to mark this first step.
Today, Totnes has an alternative and bohemian vibe, with an emphasis placed on ethical and fair trade goods. The high street is home to a number of organic food shops, independent retailers and cafés and restaurants.
Totnes has been a thriving market town for hundreds of years and evidence of its wealth is noticeable in the former merchant’s houses that still exist. A market still takes place on a Friday and Saturday throughout the year, with stalls selling food, plants, clothes, antiques and much more. There is also an Elizabethan market held on a Tuesday during the summer months, when stallholders dress in period costumes.
Places to visit near Totnes
Take a boat trip down the River Dart and visit a number of beautiful and interesting towns and villages. Stop off at Stoke Gabriel, Dartmouth or Kingsbridge and explore their museums, galleries and attractions. A holiday cottage in Totnes is an ideal base to explore the South Hams.
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