This custom-built single-storey house is nestled within the gated grounds of a pub making it an ideal base for exploring the coast…
Find your base
Devon's two coasts, moorland and rural interior make location important. Choose a base for the part of the county you actually plan to explore.

Plan your base
Choose the part of Devon that fits your plans, then check each retreat's mapped position before booking.
Start here if Atlantic beaches, coastal walking or a base around Barnstaple, Bideford and Ilfracombe are central to your plans. Compare the property's actual map position: an inland North Devon address is not the same as a beachside stay.
Ideas nearby: Explore the coast around Woolacombe or Croyde, or plan a section of the South West Coast Path.
Consider this part of the county for estuaries, harbour towns and the southern coast. Dartmouth, Salcombe and the wider South Hams offer a different base from North Devon's Atlantic shore.
Ideas nearby: Choose a coast-path walk or a day in a harbour town after checking the journey from your accommodation.
Torquay, Paignton and Brixham suit plans built around seaside towns, harbours and local attractions. A Torbay base can be more practical than a remote rural stay if you expect to go out most days.
Ideas nearby: Explore the waterfront and compare the towns before choosing where to stay.
Look east if you want time around Exeter, Exmouth, Sidmouth or the East Devon stretch of the Jurassic Coast. The setting changes between the city, rural villages and coastal towns, so check the exact address.
Ideas nearby: Plan a coastal walk or explore Exeter, depending on where your retreat is located.
An inland base may suit a trip centred on moorland walks, countryside or a quieter village setting. Check whether the property is on Dartmoor, near it or elsewhere in rural Devon; the county label alone does not tell you.
Ideas nearby: Choose a suitable Dartmoor walking route and check the National Park's current visitor guidance before setting out.
Explore the collection
Explore a selection below, or open the complete Devon property list.
Use the map to compare approximate listing positions. Check the location on each provider's page before booking.
Beyond the property
Your plans can help you choose a base. Check distances from an individual property before you commit.
Devon's north and south coasts offer different days out. Pick the coast you most want to explore first, then compare the mapped location of the retreat. Check local access, tides and conditions when planning a beach or coast-path visit.
If walking on Dartmoor is the main event, choose a suitable route and a base that makes the journey practical. The National Park publishes route ideas and advice for preparing for changing conditions.
A stay near Exeter, Torbay or one of Devon's harbour towns can work well when you want places to visit beyond the property. Decide which town or coast matters most, then check the journey from each retreat.
Before you choose
Compare the mapped location, guest capacity and facilities shown on each retreat record. Check the hot tub arrangement, access, pet rules and anything else important to your stay with the external provider.
Booking through a provider
Prices and availability can change. The external provider confirms the current total, booking terms and availability.
Browse all Devon propertiesNo. Devon includes coastal, town and inland locations. Use the retreat's mapped position and the provider's address information to check whether the beach you have in mind is practical for your stay.
Do not assume this from the Devon category or a photo. Check the individual provider listing for the hot tub arrangement, access rules and anything important to your group before booking.
Hot Tub Retreat helps you browse listed accommodation. The external provider confirms the current total, dates, availability and booking terms before you book.