Newton Abbot Holiday Cottages

Newton Abbot Cottages

Devon

Sandsgate Lodge

Ref: S810765

Reviews 8

A charming community in the Devonian Dartmoor National Park's northernmost point. Although Chagford, one of Dartmoor's five Stannary towns, is compact, it is stuffed with conveniences and things to do. There are four taverns and a variety of...

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£144

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Post Box Cottage

Ref: S880899

Reviews 3

A picturesque town at the northern point of Dartmoor National Park in Devon. Chagford, one of the five Stannary towns of Dartmoor, is small in size but is packed with amenities and things to do. There is a wide range of shops as well as four pubs....

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£67

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Devon

Bentley House

Ref: S679729

Reviews 12

Tucked away in a tranquil part of South Devon, this elegant family-friendly property with a games room is fantastic for multi-generational trips. Ideally situated between the coast and the countryside, you’ll be able to visit the South West Coast...

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£173

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2 Freeland Cottages

Ref: S880103

Reviews 2

A picturesque town at the northern point of Dartmoor National Park in Devon, Moretonhampstead, is small in size but is packed with amenities and things to do. There is a wide range of shops as well as four pubs and an open-air swimming pool to...

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£68

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Honeybee Haven

Ref: S899842

Discover the best of South Devon from this romantic bolthole for two with incredible countryside views. The property is situated on a quiet country road, just 1.5 miles from the majestic Compton Castle and 2.5 miles from the thriving country...

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£119

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Bed in Teignmouth (BUCLO)

Ref: S228906

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms - 1 double and connecting single room, with additional pull-out child’s bed - Shower room with WC - TV/DVD with Sky package including movies and sports, in the lounge and in the...

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£76

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Devon

Hole Farm Stables

Ref: S881063

Reviews 2

The ancient Stannary town of Ashburton lies on the southern slopes of Dartmoor and is an ideal spot from which to explore the rugged high moors to the North and a beautiful coastline to the South. The scenery in this area of South Devon is...

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£73

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The Old Forge

Ref: S95886

Reviews 44

Illsington: Pretty little village (church, shop, good food pub) on Dartmoor's farmed and wooded south-eastern slopes, through which flows the River Lemon to Teignmouth, its ancient wooded valley a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and...

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£76

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The Old Coach House

Ref: S1064916

Nestled in the valley of the River Bovey is this stunning little town known as "The Gateway to the Moor". Bovey Tracey got its name from the meandering river that flows through it, with 'Tracey' representing the family that were the lords of the...

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£121

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Hamlet Cottage

Ref: S899843

Fill your days with adventures on the English Riviera, excursions into the depths of the Devonshire countryside, and trips to lovely Newton Abbot when staying in this splendid holiday home. Beaches, country parks, footpaths, and cycle pathways are...

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£207

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Home House

Ref: S1028924

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£311

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Harcombe House Bungalow 4

Ref: S534892

Reviews 6

Chudleigh is an ancient wool town situated in the Teignbridge District region of Devon, offering a wealth of historical and picturesque attractions to explore year-round. The town's history dates back to the Saxon period, with numerous Saxon place...

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£69

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Oakhurst

Ref: S604030

Reviews 16

The picturesque settlement of Lustleigh is located within Dartmoor National Park, tucked away in the verdant Wray Valley and perched on the heavily forested slopes of eastern Dartmoor. Take a stroll through the picturesque village, which features...

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£187

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Carthorse Cottage

Ref: S86065

Reviews 42

The village is split by a stream that runs into the River Teign. Luton is surrounded by scenery as well as thatched buildings. Luton is home to a gastro-pub. There is the stunning St. John the Evangelist church as well as a riding centre and a...

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£175

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Twelve Oaks Farmhouse

Ref: S600095

Reviews 5

Newton Abbot, with its pleasant environment and flourishing palm palms, is located in the centre of The English Riviera. The historic market town today has a wide selection of contemporary stores, including six well-known grocery chains....

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£172

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The Old Church House

Ref: S810668

Reviews 39

Torbryan is an ancient farming hamlet nestled in the heart of the South Devon countryside yet not far from Totnes, Dartmoor and the beautiful beaches of the English Riviera. Torbryan is centred around the iconic Old Church House Inn, with it's...

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£489

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Landscove Barns

Ref: S59651

Reviews 5

Landscove Barns are surrounded by hundreds of acres of estate grounds and countryside. It is located three miles from Dartmoor in Devon’s South Hams. The list of attractions, villages, seaside resorts and fine dining restaurants within easy reach...

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£1239

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The Cider Barn

Ref: S73370

Reviews 45

The historic, seaside town of Teignmouth is situated in South Devon on the mouth of the Teign estuary and boasts a working harbour, sandy beach, Victorian pier, sailing club, diving centre and sea activity centre. The seaward side of the town is...

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Glamping Pod 2

Ref: S477975

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£89

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Glamping Pod 1

Ref: S478150

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Long Barn Holiday Cottages

Ref: S909086

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£171

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Ashburton unique Studio House, close to Cookery School, private entrance & parking

Ref: S1061846

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£93

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Little Ash Glamping - Luxury Shepherd's Huts

Ref: S923585

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£130

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Finest Retreats - Little Dunley - Fig Cottage

Ref: S958385

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£83

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Holiday cottages in Newton Abbot

The historic market town of Newton Abbot is surrounded by the beautiful South Devon countryside and is just a short distance from Dartmoor National Park and many traditional British seaside towns. Newton Abbot holiday cottages are a great option for anyone who'd like to relax while exploring the Torquay coast and the moors.

A bustling market scene dominates Newton Abbot, with the Indoor Pannier Market open Monday to Saturday, an outdoor market every Wednesday and Saturday, and a produce market held every Friday. Aside from stalls you’ll also find a variety of high street and independent shops, as well as tourist attractions including Newton Abbot Racecourse, a family fun park and the county’s largest garden centre.

At Snaptrip the variety of Newton Abbot holiday cottages is impressive as we offer thousands of properties across the UK. Whether you want a cosy space for a romantic weekend or a large home with a swimming pool and fire pit for a family reunion, we've got amazing places to tempt the fussiest traveller. Plus, we have special deals, and it's all backed by our best price guarantee.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Shaun - Verified booking

Pros Very comfortable and well thought out house.

Well equipped throughout and in the Kitchen there is nearly every aid. Location in a small quiet village but with a pub and good shop within easy walking distance. Different colour towels for each person so no chance of mix up. Hooks on the back of every door for practicality WiFi that works The hot water failed and was fixed very rapidly. Eventually one of our boys, 41 years old French admitted to going through the English menus on the the thermostat and possibly causing the problem. Cons These are very minor cons Close to road. One wall and several windows are directly on to the road. Not really a problem as 1. The sound insulation is very good. 2. Theere are only about 5 cars per hour and it is not a problem. 3. There are only about 2 people per hour who pass on foot. Access to the village is by some single track road so passing can be interesting. Again traffic is very light so the chances of encountering another vehicule is low. Only one medium sized frying pan. If you are cooking eggs for 6 people it has to be done in batches.

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Peter - Verified booking

The owners of the Old Forge had anticipated all our needs and much much more.

..A beautiful cottage with a delightful courtyard (we had all our meals out of doors as the sun shone for us...)and, inside, the furniture together with excellent china, glass and cutlery more than met all our expectations, down to tasteful stylish furnishings and lovely pottery on the windowsills with the feeling everywhere of being in a centuries-old much-loved home. The kitchen was well equipped which suited us as we spent the days out delighting in Haytor, Widecombe, Parke, Hound Tor and many other local places, on the way exploring whole fields of bluebells and buttercups and delighting in the ponies and sheep who wandered not only on the moors but also in the road...and then we came back to cook in the evening, eating either in the courtyard or in the dining room which had a large pine sideboard table and chairs, interesting paintings and wall art and a wooden floor. The village shop, open 12 hours a day, and run by volunteers, stocked a very wide range of comestibles including local cheeses jams and chutneys. Everything was perfect.

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Alison - Verified booking

Took my family to this lovely cottage.

I've only marked down on a couple of things. The listing should say when pool is available before you get there. My 2 grandsons love being in water unfortunately we did not use it as much as we would have liked to as it was a bit to cool for the 2 year old. We did ask if it could go up a degree and we're willing to pay extra..but we're told it was set to 29.something summer would have been great but winter needed to be at least 30.5 for toddler. As it was in an unheated building the pool dropped temperature quite quickly. The pool handles were very slippery when wet, I have a lovely bruise where I slipped and banged my leg on steps. Upstairs towel rails weren't heated...they were on but not heating up. Some mattresses were very firm. Again these are not major things and some are personal observations, but would've made our holiday a 10 out of 10. All I all we had a lovely holiday enjoyed the cottage, the birds in the garden and the area. Thank you to our fab hosts.

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Ian - Verified booking

Post Box Cottage, a beautiful, quirky and cosy cottage in the depths of Dartmoor, which means narrow roads, beautiful walks and stunning scenery close by.

The cottage is well equipped and welcoming, the kitchen serves its purpose with everything close to hand, the dining area is tastefully furnished and the lounge perfect, no doubt in the colder months the log burner will help provide that little extra touch of cosiness. When you climb the steep curved staircase you are greeted by a modern and spacious landing converted to a luxurious bathroom, there is a large shower and inviting bath. The adjacent bedroom is spacious and the king size bed comfortable. We were the first guests at Post Box cottage and enjoyed our stay, our two four legged friends loved the long walks but struggled with the short late evening dark walk for convenience purposes. There is courtyard parking adjacent to the cottage but access is difficult and quite steep particularly if you have a low car. There is additional parking close by but this can also be a challenge. Thank you John, We look forward to returning to this happy place, IMYHC

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Stuart - Verified booking

The old forge cottage was stunning.

It was perfectly quaint with all the modern necessities. We were comfortable and felt at home. Mikes communication was welcome and not intrusive. Recycling seemed to be an issue for others but it was very easy to follow. I adored the home and would love to go back. If I had one small piece of feedback I would say the stairs need a fitted runner for grip. I stayed on the ground floor since my mum and dad could not join us. If I had been upstairs, as originally planned, I would have struggled with the stairs. Polished wood and rope banister would have been a disaster for me. But honestly, thatâs just a sideline. The place was beautifully maintained and the perfect mix of old and new. The wooden stools and the collection of mini pillows were adorable! Thank you

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Things to do near Newton Abbot

Blackpool Sands

Situated in a sheltered bay enveloped with evergreens and pines, is the Blue Flag awarded Blackpool Sands, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The beach is renowned for its sparkling, crystal clear water and it is often commented that the beach looks more Mediterranean or Aegean in appearance.

Shaldon Beach

Located at the mouth of the River Teign, Shaldon Beach is particularly popular with water enthusiasts. From rowing and sailing to canoeing and fishing, this beach is a hive of activity. Large container ships can be seen navigating the narrow estuary mouth at high tide as they enter Teignmouth harbour.

House of Marbles

Working glass and games factory in Bovey Tracey, with an on-site museum and gift shop, as well as a coffee shop and licensed restaurant. Family-friendly.

Babbacombe Model Village

Superb model village in Babbacombe, with miniature scale versions of buildings, people and landmarks from around the world. Special events. 4d theatre.

Torquay Museum

Museum in Torquay, with a wide range of exhibitions including the sci-fi exhibition, Agatha Christie exhibition, Prehistoric Caves and the Explorers Gallery.

Golden Hind

The inspirational voyage of Sir Francis Drake on the Golden Hinde is a portal into 16th century sea life. This full size reconstruction is close to Borough Market, making it a pleasant addition to a London Day out. Dogs are welcome.

Powderham Castle

Built in the 14th Century by Sir Philip Courtenay, Powderham Castle is home to the Earl and Countess of Devon and their children. Bearing the Courtenay name, of French origin, the family has over one thousand years of traceable history, predominantly situated in Devon.

Dartmouth Castle

Be inspired by Dartmouth’s amazing history by visiting Dartmouth Castle in the most scenic position on the water’s edge of the river Dart. Arrive in style along the river or you can walk from the town and take in the wonderful views. The castle has acted as a fortress for over 600 years, guarding the entrance to the narrow Estuary.

Holiday Cottages in Newton Abbot

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Newton Abbot Cottages

Devon

Sandsgate Lodge

Ref: S810765

Reviews 8

Devon

Post Box Cottage

Ref: S880899

Reviews 3

Devon

Bentley House

Ref: S679729

Reviews 12

Devon

2 Freeland Cottages

Ref: S880103

Reviews 2

Devon

Honeybee Haven

Ref: S899842

Devon

Bed in Teignmouth (BUCLO)

Ref: S228906

Devon

Hole Farm Stables

Ref: S881063

Reviews 2

Devon

The Old Forge

Ref: S95886

Reviews 44

Devon

The Old Coach House

Ref: S1064916

Devon

Hamlet Cottage

Ref: S899843

Devon

Home House

Ref: S1028924

Devon

Harcombe House Bungalow 4

Ref: S534892

Reviews 6

Devon

Oakhurst

Ref: S604030

Reviews 16

Devon

Carthorse Cottage

Ref: S86065

Reviews 42

Devon

Twelve Oaks Farmhouse

Ref: S600095

Reviews 5

Devon

The Old Church House

Ref: S810668

Reviews 39

Devon

Landscove Barns

Ref: S59651

Reviews 5

Devon

The Cider Barn

Ref: S73370

Reviews 45

Devon

Glamping Pod 2

Ref: S477975

Devon

Glamping Pod 1

Ref: S478150

Devon

Long Barn Holiday Cottages

Ref: S909086

Devon

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