Why you’ll love staying here!

- Beautiful Grade II listed thatched cottage full of Devon character
- Picturesque village setting in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- Cosy accommodation ideal for couples or small families
- Secluded cottage garden with outdoor seating
- Walking distance to the coast, Ayrmer Cove and the South West Coast Path
- Just moments from the historic Journey’s End Inn pub
- Easy reach of Bigbury-on-Sea, Burgh Island and Dartmouth
- Character features including exposed beams and stonework
- Little Library - There is a carefully chosen selection of contemporary and ‘vintage’ books to dip into during your stay
- Parking space included nearby

Nestled within the postcard-perfect village of Ringmore in the South Hams, Hideaway Cottage is a delightful Grade II listed thatched cottage offering charm, comfort and an authentic Devon village experience. Full of original character and perfectly positioned for exploring South Devon’s stunning coastline, this cosy retreat provides an idyllic escape for couples, walkers and small families alike.

Dating back around 200 years, Hideaway combines traditional cottage features with modern comforts. Exposed beams, thick stone walls and charming cottage proportions create a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere throughout, while thoughtful touches ensure a relaxing stay in every season.

The cosy lounge is the perfect place to unwind after a day exploring the coast and countryside, with comfortable seating, a TV and an ornamental open fireplace adding to the cottage’s warm and inviting feel. The kitchen/diner, located within a modern rear extension, is well-equipped for self-catering stays and includes an electric cooker with halogen hob, fridge, dishwasher and washer/dryer. A dining table with seating for four makes this a sociable space for family meals and leisurely breakfasts before heading out for the day.

On the ground floor you’ll also find a bathroom complete with bath, WC and hand basin, while upstairs the cottage offers two comfortable bedrooms, one charming double bedroom and one twin room along with a second bathroom featuring a shower, basin and WC. The layout works perfectly for a small family, couples travelling together or friends seeking a relaxing coastal break.

To the rear of the cottage, a tiny courtyard leads to a delightful hidden garden with lawn, flower beds and outdoor seating – a peaceful little sanctuary perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine after a day by the sea.

One of Hideaway Cottage’s greatest attractions is its exceptional location. Ringmore itself is one of South Devon’s most picturesque villages, centred around its ancient church and the renowned Journey’s End Inn, a popular pub known for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent food. From the cottage, a scenic 20-minute walk leads you down to Ayrmer Cove, a beautiful National Trust-owned beach and access point to the South West Coast Path.

For traditional seaside days, Bigbury-on-Sea is just a short drive away, offering expansive sandy beaches, watersports, cafés and iconic Burgh Island, famous for its Art Deco hotel and Agatha Christie connections. The surrounding South Hams coastline, estuaries and nearby Dartmoor National Park provide endless opportunities for walking, exploring and enjoying the very best of Devon.

Hideaway Cottage offers guests a truly authentic South Devon stay combining timeless cottage charm, coastal beauty in a gem of a village setting.

Parking:
The Cottage has one space allocated approximately 150 yards from the cottage itself and details will be provided in the pre-arrival instructions.

Please note:
Due to the cottage’s age and character there are some low beams, uneven levels and partially open-plan stairs. The property may therefore not be suitable for guests with limited mobility or very young children. Non-smoking property. Floor to beams in the lounge is 6ft, door way to kitchen is circa 5ft 8” and there is another low timber on the first step of the stairs.

The single-track road is quiet out of season but busy in summer with holiday makers heading down to the caravan park. There is no pavement to the village or to the parking.

No public transport to Ringmore so it is necessary to have a car.

Pets:
Strictly no pets.

Wood Burner:
Ornamental only and cannot be used.

Rental Conditions:
Prior to your stay, we require you to complete a pre-arrival form and sign & agree to our rental conditions.

Ringmore is a picture postcard Devon village with a population of circa 100 and a cluster of mainly thatched houses which nestle around its 13th century church and pub, the aptly named Journey’s End Inn – known for its good food. The church is usually open for quiet prayer and reflection. There is no view from Cottage which is located on the outskirts of Ringmore opposite modern houses but the village is bordered by National Trust land and nestles in beautiful countryside.

St Ann’s Chapel, three miles away has a well-stocked village shop with fresh produce including local milk (return the bottle) and another pub The Pickwick Inn. As an alternative to taking the car, follow signed footpaths which skirt the fields. Devon lanes have no pavements.

Bigbury has a beachside café and fine dining in the iconic 1930s Burgh Island Hotel or pick up traditional fish n’ chips in nearby Challaborough.

Use of the entire cottage but not suitable for those with mobility issues or very young children.

The nearest train station is Plymouth, approximately 15 miles away.