Guests say
Celadon is a beautifully decorated and well-appointed cottage in Dartmouth, Devon, receiving high praise for its stylish decor, comfortable furnishings, and excellent facilities. Guests appreciate the ample parking, warm welcome, and thoughtful touches, though some noted the garden's upkeep and the steep walk into town. Overall, it's a highly recommended property for a delightful stay.
Guests consistently describe the property as clean and spotless, indicating a high standard of cleanliness throughout the house.
The property is well-liked for its location in exploring Dartmouth and Devon. However, some guests mention the hilly terrain and the steep climb back from town, which may affect those with mobility issues.
The majority of guests find the property very comfortable, with spacious rooms and comfortable beds. A few guests suggested additional seating in the lounge for larger groups.
Facilities are generally praised, especially the kitchen, but there are mixed comments about garden maintenance and some minor suggestions for additional kitchen items. There is not enough consistent detail to score this category accurately.
Guests appreciate the festive decorations and little extras like a Nespresso machine with pods. However, some suggested that more could be done, such as providing a pint of milk upon arrival. It should be noted that while these touches are appreciated, they are not guaranteed.
About this property
Celadon is an attractive, three-bedroom holiday home settled on the outskirts of the charming town of Dartmouth, Devon. This lovely abode enjoys stylish décor with some open-plan living, ideal for friends and families to get together, and is just a 5 minute drive away from Blackpool Sands. Enter the property to discover the kitchen/ dining area, where a well-equipped kitchen homes everything you may need to ease your self-catered stay. Gather at the dining table to savour home-cooked meals together, as you recount the days adventures with your loved ones or escape to the sitting room to wind down in front of a large flat-screen TV. After a day at the beach, freshen up in the family bathroom with either a bubble bath or a shower before retreating to one of three splendid bedrooms, complete with plush king-sized beds; two of which offer zip/link for a flexible sleeping arrangement. The idyllic town of Dartmouth itself offers fantastic amenities, with plenty of restaurants, bars, and local produce, be sure to sample the delights of the local cuisine. If you love historic houses and gardens, take a day trip to Dartmouth Castle or Bayard’s Cove Fort, dating back to the Tudor era, it was the last line of defence against enemy ships and now sits picturesquely at the entrance to Dartmouth Harbour. The captivating sights of Blackpool Sands and Compass Valley lie only a short distance from here, with walking paths that expand across the coastline so you can enjoy the breath-taking sea views with a picnic. For thrill- seekers, venture further on to Totnes where you can find Woodlands Family Theme Park, likewise the neighbouring town Paignton boasts of its impressive pier, Fairy Cove, and Paignton Zoo Environmental Park. A trip to Devon’s coast doesn’t get much better than with a stay at Celadon.
Dartmouth is located in the popular and attractive South Hams region of South Devon, along the banks of the picturesque River Dart estuary. Dartmouth is one of the most well-liked tourist sites in Devon because of its location in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and proximity to the shore. It boasts a beautiful waterfront, historic, winding alleys lined with quaint shops, eateries, and art galleries, as well as a variety of regional events like the yearly Dart Music Festival, the Port of Dartmouth Royal Regatta, and the October Dartmouth Food Festival. The Dart Valley Trail, the South West Coast Path, and several peaceful rural lanes are just a few of the intriguing cycling and walking paths that can be found in and around Dartmouth. Both a trip on the Dartmouth Steam Railway through the lovely countryside to Paignton and a boat ride to Kingswear and on to the charming harbour town of Brixham are a must. The South Hams region offers a variety of beach activities, including the Blue Flag Award-winning Blackpool Sands and the incredibly popular Slapton Sands, both of which are close to Dartmouth. a tranquil setting in South Devon.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite walk- in shower, basin, and WC, 2 x king-size (zip/link, can be twin on request).
Bathroom with bath, shower over, and basin.
Separate WC.
Ground floor Cloakroom with basin and WC.
Kitchen/ diner with woodburning stove.
Sitting room with gas fire.
Study with TV
Gas central heating with woodburning stove and inset gas fire.
Electric double oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, and extractor fan.
2 x TV’s, smart speakers in kitchen, living room and two bedrooms.
WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking available.
Rear garden with patio, lawn, and furniture.
Sorry, no smoking and no Pets.
Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.8 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Dartmouth Castle
- Golden Hind
- Burgh Island
- Blackpool Sands
- South Sands Beach
- Bantham Beach
- Shaldon Beach
- Torquay Museum
- Babbacombe Model Village
Reviews (12)
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Andrew
The only very minor points are the lack of a welcome basket of local produce/pint of milk , common in similar properties run by the same company, and previously mentioned by other holidaymakers. In fact in this place there IS a basket, but it's tantalisingly empty - despite the sticker on a cupboard reminding them to supply biscuits! Also it was good to have all of the appliances' manuals but we couldn't find the one for the washing machine anywhere - but worked it out for ourselves. Plus, the wardrobe in the main front bedroom had a couple of very loose doorknobs on it - both of which fell off. Finally, the rubbish collection system here has some very specific instructions involving a private company collecting the rubbish early on the day of check-out , which was good to know, so we placed our black bin bags in the numbered wheelie bin which had been left just at the top of the drive but didn't see anyone collect anything.
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Robert
Both gardens were really overgrown making the property look shabby and badly kept from outside. The grass obviously hadn't been cut for months, nor the front hedge cut back. When getting in or out of the car on the driveway it was either into long knee height grass or into an overgrown hedge the other side. As we had a lot of rain during our stay you got drenched from the wet hedge just getting into the car. We paid a lot of money for our stay, so would a least expect things to be tidy and better kept. The garden let the property down a bit really. A lovely house though and just as shown in the photos. Hill to town is a killer!
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J D
Unfortunately the garden was a jungle with the overgrown hedge reducing the parking space. Most disappointing.