Teignmouth

Teignmouth, on the south coast of Devon, was a prominemt boat building centre in the 19th Century, and, having been bombed heavily during the Second World War, underwent a regeneration process in the years after. John Keats lived in Teignmouth for a time, and his 19th Century cottage can be visited, along with those of marine artist Thomas Luny and Charles Babbage, who invented the modern computer.

Hideaways cottages in the surrounding area:

H515 - Coombedean Cottage, Combeinteignhead. Sleeps 2/4 + cot
Standing in an elevated position on the south side of the Teign estuary, Coombedean Cottage is an attractive, semi-detached bungalow forming part of the owner's property. It is set in 2½ acres of lovely gardens with magnificent flowering shrubs, which visitors are welcome to wander in and enjoy. The cottage and grounds offer panoramic views of the Teign estuary with its abundance of wildlife and human activity, including sailing, wind surfing and gig-racing. The property is situated 2 miles from the pretty village of Shaldon…

H517 - The Coach House, Lympstone. Sleeps 4/6 (max. 4 adults) + cot
Situated in the grounds of a larger country house surrounded by farmland, the Coach House is a light, well planned and sensitive conversion of the original Edwardian coach house. From its elevated position above the village of Lympstone (approx. 1 mile), it enjoys good views of the Exe estuary. The location is good for walking and for sailing on the Exe estuary - parking for a boat and trailer is available. Visitors to the Coach House can also enjoy the use of the owners' 30ft long, heated, indoor swimming pool…

2003 Hideaways
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