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Luxury cottages in Hope Cove
9 luxury cottage and self catering accommodation in Hope Cove, Devon. A range of superb quality cottages across Hope Cove.
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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 5.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Sleeps 5
Accommodation overview: Sands flanked by rock, with wooded cliffs above – true Devon coastal character . . . The wooded cliffs at Bolt Tail form a backdrop to this sandy cove on what is renowned as one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the South Hams. These holiday cottages are set within 100 yards of the safe sandy beach – an unrivalled position for enjoying the seaside, but also perfect for fishing, sailing and water-skiing (with a dinghy-launching slip 200 yards away, and facilities for larger boats at nearby Salcombe). The cottages are in the centre of this charming seaside village, with its pretty thatched cottages, inns, restaurants and small shop within a short walk. The South Devon Coastal Footpath winds along the cliffs and through Hope Cove between Salcombe and Thurlestone, with opportunities for magnificent walking amongst glorious coastal scenery.
The maritime attractions continue slightly further afield. Salcombe, 4 miles away, is one of the most prestigious sailing centres in the country. It offers extensive sandy beaches, too, and a wide choice of fascinating shops, boutiques and restaurants in its quaintly winding narrow streets. The estuary here is a kaleidoscope of brightly coloured craft of all kinds at their moorings – a paradise for sailing enthusiasts. Thurlestone, 2 miles to the west, can be reached either by car or via the coastal path. It boasts yet more expanses of golden sands, a regular feature of this lovely coastline. But, in addition, it has a superb cliff-top links golf course, edged by sandy coves, tennis courts and picturesque streets of thatched cottages overlooking the bay. Kingsbridge, the ‘capital’ of the South Hams, has a good choice of interesting shops, a museum and a sports centre with squash, badminton and bowling. Boating and diving trips can be arranged in the Salcombe Estuary, and boats are available for hire. Within easy driving distance are the historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter and Kitley Caves. The wide open spaces and breathtaking scenery of the Dartmoor National Park are less than an hour by car, and there are many National Trust properties, stately homes and interesting gardens within a short drive. Anchor Cottages are set in a little terrace in the village. They have been designed to offer ‘upside-down’ accommodation, with first floor living rooms. Comfortably furnished, each has a small first floor sitting-out area with furniture. They are ideally located for a Devon holiday by the sea. Shop/P.O. 50 yards.
  
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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 5.
Features include: • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Garden • Sleeps 5
Accommodation overview: Ivy Cottage is a holiday cottage, one of a pair, set in the heart of the old picturesque village of Inner Hope at Hope Cove just 5 minutes’ walk from the slip and little beach. Hope Cove is really two small twin villages of thatched cottages and little streets, Inner Hope and Outer Hope. Once a busy fishing village it still retains much ‘olde worlde’ charm and character. The tiny harbour and sandy beach nestle in the valley of Bolt Tail headland with many miles of fabulous coastal walks and stunning seascape scenery. This is a fantastic holiday home in a quiet area in which guests can really relax and unwind. The cottage itself is light bright and airy and is a real family home, with a cosy ambience. Shop and restaurant 3 miles, pub ½ mile. Living room with dining area. Kitchen. First floor: Double bedroom. Bunk bedroom. Single bedroom. Bathroom with roll-top bath, shower attachment and toilet.
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Sleeps 7
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 7.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Sleeps 7
Accommodation overview: Sands flanked by rock, with wooded cliffs above – true Devon coastal character . . . The wooded cliffs at Bolt Tail form a backdrop to this sandy cove on what is renowned as one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the South Hams. These holiday cottages are set within 100 yards of the safe sandy beach – an unrivalled position for enjoying the seaside, but also perfect for fishing, sailing and water-skiing (with a dinghy-launching slip 200 yards away, and facilities for larger boats at nearby Salcombe). The cottages are in the centre of this charming seaside village, with its pretty thatched cottages, inns, restaurants and small shop within a short walk. The South Devon Coastal Footpath winds along the cliffs and through Hope Cove between Salcombe and Thurlestone, with opportunities for magnificent walking amongst glorious coastal scenery.
The maritime attractions continue slightly further afield. Salcombe, 4 miles away, is one of the most prestigious sailing centres in the country. It offers extensive sandy beaches, too, and a wide choice of fascinating shops, boutiques and restaurants in its quaintly winding narrow streets. The estuary here is a kaleidoscope of brightly coloured craft of all kinds at their moorings – a paradise for sailing enthusiasts. Thurlestone, 2 miles to the west, can be reached either by car or via the coastal path. It boasts yet more expanses of golden sands, a regular feature of this lovely coastline. But, in addition, it has a superb cliff-top links golf course, edged by sandy coves, tennis courts and picturesque streets of thatched cottages overlooking the bay. Kingsbridge, the ‘capital’ of the South Hams, has a good choice of interesting shops, a museum and a sports centre with squash, badminton and bowling. Boating and diving trips can be arranged in the Salcombe Estuary, and boats are available for hire. Within easy driving distance are the historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter and Kitley Caves. The wide open spaces and breathtaking scenery of the Dartmoor National Park are less than an hour by car, and there are many National Trust properties, stately homes and interesting gardens within a short drive. Anchor Cottages are set in a little terrace in the village. They have been designed to offer ‘upside-down’ accommodation, with first floor living rooms. Comfortably furnished, each has a small first floor sitting-out area with furniture. They are ideally located for a Devon holiday by the sea. Shop/P.O. 50 yards.
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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 5.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Sleeps 5
Accommodation overview: Sands flanked by rock, with wooded cliffs above – true Devon coastal character . . . The wooded cliffs at Bolt Tail form a backdrop to this sandy cove on what is renowned as one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the South Hams. These holiday cottages are set within 100 yards of the safe sandy beach – an unrivalled position for enjoying the seaside, but also perfect for fishing, sailing and water-skiing (with a dinghy-launching slip 200 yards away, and facilities for larger boats at nearby Salcombe). The cottages are in the centre of this charming seaside village, with its pretty thatched cottages, inns, restaurants and small shop within a short walk. The South Devon Coastal Footpath winds along the cliffs and through Hope Cove between Salcombe and Thurlestone, with opportunities for magnificent walking amongst glorious coastal scenery.
The maritime attractions continue slightly further afield. Salcombe, 4 miles away, is one of the most prestigious sailing centres in the country. It offers extensive sandy beaches, too, and a wide choice of fascinating shops, boutiques and restaurants in its quaintly winding narrow streets. The estuary here is a kaleidoscope of brightly coloured craft of all kinds at their moorings – a paradise for sailing enthusiasts. Thurlestone, 2 miles to the west, can be reached either by car or via the coastal path. It boasts yet more expanses of golden sands, a regular feature of this lovely coastline. But, in addition, it has a superb cliff-top links golf course, edged by sandy coves, tennis courts and picturesque streets of thatched cottages overlooking the bay. Kingsbridge, the ‘capital’ of the South Hams, has a good choice of interesting shops, a museum and a sports centre with squash, badminton and bowling. Boating and diving trips can be arranged in the Salcombe Estuary, and boats are available for hire. Within easy driving distance are the historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter and Kitley Caves. The wide open spaces and breathtaking scenery of the Dartmoor National Park are less than an hour by car, and there are many National Trust properties, stately homes and interesting gardens within a short drive. Anchor Cottages are set in a little terrace in the village. They have been designed to offer ‘upside-down’ accommodation, with first floor living rooms. Comfortably furnished, each has a small first floor sitting-out area with furniture. They are ideally located for a Devon holiday by the sea. Shop/P.O. 50 yards.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 8.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Sleeps 8
Accommodation overview: Sands flanked by rock, with wooded cliffs above – true Devon coastal character . . . The wooded cliffs at Bolt Tail form a backdrop to this sandy cove on what is renowned as one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the South Hams. These holiday cottages are set within 100 yards of the safe sandy beach – an unrivalled position for enjoying the seaside, but also perfect for fishing, sailing and water-skiing (with a dinghy-launching slip 200 yards away, and facilities for larger boats at nearby Salcombe). The cottages are in the centre of this charming seaside village, with its pretty thatched cottages, inns, restaurants and small shop within a short walk. The South Devon Coastal Footpath winds along the cliffs and through Hope Cove between Salcombe and Thurlestone, with opportunities for magnificent walking amongst glorious coastal scenery.
The maritime attractions continue slightly further afield. Salcombe, 4 miles away, is one of the most prestigious sailing centres in the country. It offers extensive sandy beaches, too, and a wide choice of fascinating shops, boutiques and restaurants in its quaintly winding narrow streets. The estuary here is a kaleidoscope of brightly coloured craft of all kinds at their moorings – a paradise for sailing enthusiasts. Thurlestone, 2 miles to the west, can be reached either by car or via the coastal path. It boasts yet more expanses of golden sands, a regular feature of this lovely coastline. But, in addition, it has a superb cliff-top links golf course, edged by sandy coves, tennis courts and picturesque streets of thatched cottages overlooking the bay. Kingsbridge, the ‘capital’ of the South Hams, has a good choice of interesting shops, a museum and a sports centre with squash, badminton and bowling. Boating and diving trips can be arranged in the Salcombe Estuary, and boats are available for hire. Within easy driving distance are the historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter and Kitley Caves. The wide open spaces and breathtaking scenery of the Dartmoor National Park are less than an hour by car, and there are many National Trust properties, stately homes and interesting gardens within a short drive. Anchor Cottages are set in a little terrace in the village. They have been designed to offer ‘upside-down’ accommodation, with first floor living rooms. Comfortably furnished, each has a small first floor sitting-out area with furniture. They are ideally located for a Devon holiday by the sea. Shop/P.O. 50 yards.
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £1300
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 10.
Features include: • Open Fire or Woodburner Stove • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Detached • Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Commanding magnificent views over the sea, the sandy beaches and rock pools of Hope Cove and the wooded headland of Bolt Tail , Drake House is accessed by a steep drive and is superbly located less than 100 yards away from a beach (this beach is dog-free May-Sept, whilst another, 100 yards, is dog-friendly). The village, with its many thatched cottages, offers many of the usual delights for a seaside family holiday and there is a public launching slip for dinghies. Nearby, the South Devon Coastal Footpath offers superb walking with spectacular views of the coastline. The bustling market town of Kingsbridge (4 miles) offers a leisure centre with Olympic-size swimming pool, badminton, squash and bowls, theatre, cinema, and steamer trips to Salcombe. Here, in the southernmost of the Devon resorts, the atmosphere is almost Mediterranean, with yachts and fishing boats thronging the estuary, lovely sandy beaches, ice-cream coloured houses and a wonderfully mild climate. Between here and Hope Cove lies the National Trust-owned Overbecks Museum and Garden, which is home to many rare plants. A short drive to the north, the rugged vastness of the Dartmoor National Park invites exploration, with excellent opportunities for walking and riding. Archaeologically, this is one of the richest areas of Britain, with remains dating back to the Bronze Age. Also within easy touring distance is Plymouth with a wealth of interest for all members of the family. There is the excellent Theatre Royal, the Naval Dockyard with its historic ships, Plymouth Dome with high-tech displays, Aquarium, the old Barbican harbour area, and excellent shopping facilities. Post office, general stores, restaurant, pub and dinghy slipway in Hope Cove. Shop and P.O. in village. Entrance hall. Two living rooms, one with open fire and one with doors to loggia. Dining room with Rayburn (for seasonal use) leading to modern, well-equipped kitchen. Utility. Large conservatory with Italian marble floor and superb sea and harbour views. Wet room. First floor: Two double bedrooms, each with 5ft bed, superb sea views and en-suite shower room with toilet. Two twin bedrooms (one compact). Bathroom with toilet. Second floor: Large double bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite bathroom with toilet and patio doors to balcony, with superb sea views.
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £905
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 10.
Features include: • Multi bathrooms • Non smoking Near the Beach • Close to the Sea Open Fire or Wood Burner Stove Pub near by • Pets allowed • Internet and/or WiFi • Parking available
Accommodation overview: 4 Bolberry Court is a 5 bedroomed barn conversion recently renovated to offer the highest standard of comfort and luxury. The reverse-level accommodation affords superb views of the surrounding countryside whilst the extensive gardens provide plenty of private outdoor space. Oak or tile flooring coupled with underfloor central heating throughout and a log burner in the lounge makes this a comfortable bolt hole at any time of year. The property is fully equipped for groups or families with small children. Free Sports Centre Membership for all guests.
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Sleeps 7
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 7.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Sleeps 7
Accommodation overview: Sands flanked by rock, with wooded cliffs above – true Devon coastal character . . . The wooded cliffs at Bolt Tail form a backdrop to this sandy cove on what is renowned as one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the South Hams. These holiday cottages are set within 100 yards of the safe sandy beach – an unrivalled position for enjoying the seaside, but also perfect for fishing, sailing and water-skiing (with a dinghy-launching slip 200 yards away, and facilities for larger boats at nearby Salcombe). The cottages are in the centre of this charming seaside village, with its pretty thatched cottages, inns, restaurants and small shop within a short walk. The South Devon Coastal Footpath winds along the cliffs and through Hope Cove between Salcombe and Thurlestone, with opportunities for magnificent walking amongst glorious coastal scenery.
The maritime attractions continue slightly further afield. Salcombe, 4 miles away, is one of the most prestigious sailing centres in the country. It offers extensive sandy beaches, too, and a wide choice of fascinating shops, boutiques and restaurants in its quaintly winding narrow streets. The estuary here is a kaleidoscope of brightly coloured craft of all kinds at their moorings – a paradise for sailing enthusiasts. Thurlestone, 2 miles to the west, can be reached either by car or via the coastal path. It boasts yet more expanses of golden sands, a regular feature of this lovely coastline. But, in addition, it has a superb cliff-top links golf course, edged by sandy coves, tennis courts and picturesque streets of thatched cottages overlooking the bay. Kingsbridge, the ‘capital’ of the South Hams, has a good choice of interesting shops, a museum and a sports centre with squash, badminton and bowling. Boating and diving trips can be arranged in the Salcombe Estuary, and boats are available for hire. Within easy driving distance are the historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter and Kitley Caves. The wide open spaces and breathtaking scenery of the Dartmoor National Park are less than an hour by car, and there are many National Trust properties, stately homes and interesting gardens within a short drive. Anchor Cottages are set in a little terrace in the village. They have been designed to offer ‘upside-down’ accommodation, with first floor living rooms. Comfortably furnished, each has a small first floor sitting-out area with furniture. They are ideally located for a Devon holiday by the sea. Shop/P.O. 50 yards.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £539 to £ 1419
Self catering accommodation in Hope Cove sleeps 6.
Features include: Close to the Sea Pets allowed Parking available • Luxury accommodation •
Accommodation overview: A charming holiday home situated in the picturesque fishing village of Hope Cove and benefiting from a terrace, patio and large garden with beautiful country and sea views.
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