Key Features
- Property code: MYRTLE
- Changeover day: Saturday
- Access statement available
- Central heating
- Dishwasher
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Real fire
- Nearby shop
- Short breaks available
- Village
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Description
Myrtle is a beautiful and luxuriously appointed cottage, newly renovated and stylishly designed with comfort in mind. Shut away from the world behind superb double glazed sash windows and set back from the hustle and bustle of this lively village and located on the Plymouth to Kingsbridge road, approximately 6 miles from the city, Myrtle cottage is perfectly situated to reach the beautiful beaches of the South Hams with Mothercombe and Bigbury on Sea within a short drive, plus equally well placed for sightseeing of the fabulous maritime city of Plymouth with its historic Barbican district and many well-known landmarks and areas of interest. Dartmoor National Park is also easily accessible from here. The village of Brixton provides shops, eateries and a thriving pub minutes from the doorstep. Pet friendly and with an enclosed garden, this gorgeous cottage provides a perfect base for couples and small families at any time of year.
Steps lead up to the front entrance: Ground floor: entrance hall leading into the beamed living room with beautiful lounge area, sofa and armchair, windowseat, large smart TV and log burner. Dining area with table to seat four. Three steps up to the contemporary kitchen equipped with electric oven and ceramic hob, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave, Dualit coffee machine. Access to pretty rear courtyard with table and chairs, retractable washing line. Shower room with walk in electric shower, vanity unit with basin, heated towel rail and WC. Stairs to first floor: Bedroom 1: Double 4ft 6in bed, urban clothes hanging rail and shelves, dressing table. Bedroom 2: Double 4ft 6in bed, wardrobe and bedside drawers.
To the front of the property is an attractive decked area fully enclosed with high hedges offering privacy and comfort, furnished with garden table and chairs. To the rear is a small decked courtyard, fully enclosed, with retractable washing line.
Plentiful on road parking as available.
Features:
- Included: Bed linen and towels, heating, electricity and Wifi, travel cot, high chair and stairgate available. Initial basket of logs provided in winter (October to May)
- Pets: up to two well behaved dogs welcome (strictly downstairs only). Pet Charge: £30.00 per pet per week.
- Telephone: not provided but mobile signal good, Wifi available.
- Smoking: Not permitted
- Beach: Mothecombe 6 Miles Shop: 200 metres Pub: Opposite
- Golf: Staddiscombe 4.5 miles Town: Plymouth 7 miles, Yealmpton 2 miles
October 2018
Very enjoyable. A lovely ‘high tech’ cottage
The Volunteer Inn - Yealmpton
(2 miles)
Good value pub food including Sunday Roasts accompanied by local beers and ales – all served by friendly staff.
The Volunteer Inn Fore Street, Yealmpton PL8 2JN (T: 01752 880463)
The Odd Wheel
(3 miles)
A warm and cosy family-friendly pub just a short distance from Wembury beach, with two bars and a restaurant serving an extensive menu including good Sunday roasts. Outside there is a large sunny decked area with tables and a kids play area.
The Odd Wheel Knighton Road, Wembury PL9 0JD (T: 01752 863052)
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We have visited this pub on numerous occasions, for lunch. It is a very dog friendly pub, with dogs only allowed in the lounge bar/beer garden. The menu is varied. The portions are excellent. The food is very tasty and generous. The staff are polite and efficient. The beers are well kept. There is a decent size car park at the back/side. There is also a decent size beer garden - which was a lovely sun trap.
September 2018
Nice pub, a tiring walk from Heybrook Bay especially in the heat. Good menu and dog friendly Shame it is not near the coast as would have visited more
August 2018
We loved this pub, the landlady and regulars were absolutely lovely to us, so friendly and caring. the landlady even helped us when our car broke down by letting us use their phone to call the RAC and drove my husband to meet the mechanic. Even my 14 year old son loved it as the locals and the landlady would entertain him by playing darts. The food is outstanding well worth the visits they made our holiday.
August 2017
The Dolphin Inn - Newton Ferrers
(3 miles)
A great spot for a pint of real ale or glass of wine on the sunny terrace overlooking the River Yealm. Good pub food and excellent hampers can be made up for trips to the beach.
The Dolphin Inn Riverside Road, Newton Ferrers PL8 1AE (T: 01752 872007)
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Updated last year this pub is now a really wonderful place to visit - great menu, good atmosphere and the best place to sit and watch the sun go down! Well done to the team who own/run it they work very hard and it shows!
August 2019
On a walk to find the local Co-op, and other shops, we stumbled across this pub by accident, as we knew of the Ship Inn, which we could see from our accommodation, and the Swan, which was on our side of the estuary, two minutes from our accommodation, but The Dolphin was our favourite. It had a a competitively priced varied menu, with a pleasant seating area which led down to the waters edge. The second “Voss”, (purpose built crossing) was located just here, so at low tide you could walk across the estuary, which actually would bring you out to the outside seating area of the Swan!. All in all a lovely venue in a beautiful location.
August 2019
we stayed @ glen cottage for a week, and found the Dolphin very friendly , will definitely visit again when we are in the area.
June 2019
CLOSED (looks like permanently) during Xmas week 21st to 28th December when we were staying at Mallards.
December 2018
Closed until further notice
October 2018
Had a lovely meal at lunchtime - food was amazing!
August 2018
Lovely food. Super friendlly staff who fed us even though we were quite late in the evening. Dog friendly. No vuew of tbe estuaty from tbe terrace which is a shame because the pub is in an idyllic spot.
July 2018
Great local pub to end the day with a pint ! Either a walk over the voss when the tide is out or a brief walk round Bridgend
June 2018
A brilliant pub, fantastic atmosphere day & night. Live music and a great menu - including a great vegetarian selection. The staff were on the ball and service was quick. The chef was able to adapt the menu to suit 'fussy'children. Highly recommended.
August 2017
Great food and selection of ciders.
July 2017
Great local pub, very warm welcome, dog friendly and a nice pint.
May 2017
The Swan Inn
(3 miles)
A waterside pub with lots of outside seating and a friendly atmosphere serving good food and local beers and ales. A good spot for a sunset drink overlooking the estuary.
The Swan Inn Noss Mayo, Plymouth PL8 1EE (T: 01752 872392)
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Lovely pub, great food, best place to sit and watch the sun go down. New managers/owners are doing a fab job.
August 2019
The Swan has been refurbished to a high standard, food is more basic than The Ship but nonetheless still great, service is a bit slow during busy periods as it’s become popular. Lovely seating outside the pub and down on Pope’s Quay where the kids can go crabbing as you sip on your drink! Dogs welcome inside which is handy.
August 2019
Really liked this pub very local feel good beer and good food . Nice family run pub with good service and a excellent view from the outside decking.
June 2019
excellent pub our favourite place to eat a drink when we are in the area, the staff are always very friendly and welcoming. Food well presented.
June 2019
Lovely local pub offering a wide choice of excellent food and beers.
May 2019
Such a lovely local pub,good food and an excellent choice of dishes,most days a choice of special dishes too. Very friendly staff, dog friendly too,excellent position. Wish James and Amy every success with their new venture,deserve to do well. Thoroughly recommend and shall return on our next visit to Noss Mayo. Gill and John.
April 2019
Popped in here for a lunchtime drink on Christmas Eve. Busy but very welcoming. We didn't eat but the menu looked good and if it hadn't been so busy due to Christmas we would have eaten there.
December 2018
Great local pub, good food and drink, nice outside seating by the creek
October 2018
The Swan Inn is under new management and is a wonderful place to go for a drink and/or food. During our stay we did both. We had a three course meal and all courses were excellent. The staff are friendly, attentive and efficient. My steak came as ordered. The cask ales were well kept. The pub was clean, modern and buzzing with the chatter of our fellow diners / drinkers. First time we have been into this pub and it will not be our last. Would advise to book in advance for Friday or Saturday nights, as it is a popular establishment.
September 2018
Excellent pub food
September 2018
We had some really great meals here over the last week. The food was superb with a great choice. Landlord and land last were lovely and really helpful.
August 2018
Beautiful pub. Beaitifull setting. Sunny on tbe terrace in tbe evenings. Nice staff. Food looked good but we didnt eat there. Limited parking and a walk to tbe pub which us at rhe bottom if a short steep hill. Worth rhe hike back up for tge sunshine at sunset though. Great gins.
July 2018
We had very poor service on the evening we went to the Ship. they were busy, but we didn't get the food we ordered and waited 30 minutes for our dessert order to be taken only to leave without - as did other people near to us. We did speak to the Manager about this. We also went for lunch which was good.
July 2018
Lovely pub, great views, good outside space. Food was good.
June 2018
Closed during our stay for a full refurb but looks lovely and location perfect
June 2018
CLOSED !
May 2018
Still Closed May 2018
May 2018
It is closed down
May 2018
This pub has now closed, so we were unable to visit.
April 2018
Excellent!!!!
August 2017
Nice local pub, lovely beer garden to sit and watch the boats sail by.
May 2017
The Ship Inn - Noss Mayo
(3 miles)
A pretty waterside pub where children can paddle in the water and yachtsmen tie up their boats outside. Here you can enjoy local beers and fresh homemade food, whilst enjoying the view over the Yealm estuary.
The Ship Inn Noss Mayo, Plymouth PL8 1EW (T: 01752 872387)
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A great place to eat, very friendly and accommodating.
August 2019
Amazing food, location and service as ever. Always a favourite!
August 2019
A simply fantastic pub, great food and brilliant and friendly staff. We ate there three times in the week we stayed and they could not have done more for us. We also tried to see how we could install a zip wire from our balcony to the bar!!!! We will certainly be back!!
July 2019
Fantastic location. Food good. Pleasant waiting staff. Advisable to book in advance. Check times of high water if parking right outside. We saw one car almost float away.
June 2019
Congratulations to the owners family and staff for providing a wonderful dining experience every evening of our week at a nearby cottage (Toll House) its very rare to have good food, service and a very friendly atmosphere. Well done everyone. Terry & Wendy DODD.
May 2019
Great location, nice outside space, very good food, excellent service and a good selection of local beer. What more could you want!
April 2019
Beautiful food, dog friendly and a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend
April 2019
Always have a great meal here and staff very friendly and helpful.
December 2018
Had a lovely Christmas dinner on Christmas Eve 2018 and they even managed to fit us in early evening without an advance reservation so that was very impressive. My husband had venison which he pronounced a bit chewy. On another occasion we both had fish & chips which were a bit greasy unfortunately. Great atmosphere and location.
December 2018
Excellent food and good service. Great local beer.
October 2018
They just get it right, great service, great food perfectly cooked & presented with no pretentious twaddle. Oh & it's consistent, every time we come back the standards are maintained.
September 2018
We've been going to The Ship Inn for many years now - always great food and friendly, helpful staff. We went five times on this trip!
August 2018
Would recommend this place, superb food and a fantastic venue. You can walk across the river at low tide, much cheaper then the ferry at £3:50 for 100 metres per person, each way!
August 2018
We’ve eaten at the Ship many times over the years, and the food has always been excellent, and the location is just gorgeous (but careful where you park when the tide’s coming in!)
August 2018
Super Sunday lumch...walkable from The Swan in Niss Mayo and also The Dolphin in Bewton Ferrars at low tide. Amaxing rosdt di ners ans fabous burger and chips and fush and chips tremendous. Lovelt staff. Dog friendly.
July 2018
Beautiful setting very friendly slightly more expensive than your average local but worth it ! Food excellent and just a lovely traditional pub with an idyllic position
June 2018
Great pub and friendly and accommodating staff. Great to be able to choose small snacks or large meals at any time.
June 2018
I had a lovely meal of fish beautifully cooked and the staff were very friendly.
May 2018
Great pub with a wonderful location. Food was lovely, staff super friendly & efficient. Maybe a little bit pricey but well worth it.
May 2018
Lovely staff and good food
May 2018
Superb food, views, friendly staff, ambiance wonderful.
March 2018
Consistently excellent food and friendly staff
September 2017
We ate here three times in the week we stayed in Noss Mayo. The food was delicious and the portions very generous on each visit. The views from the upstairs dining area are to die for. However, most importantly, we found all the staff charming and efficient despite often being very busy. We look forward to a return visit soon.
September 2017
Very friendly, good food, good service
September 2017
Excellent food and service.
August 2017
Great Pub/Restaurant, we went there four times to eat in our stay. The food was excellent and they had a good selection of beers and wines. All the staff were welcoming and friendly and make the visits a pleasure. Will definitely return next year.
August 2017
We went to the Ship, 3 times during our 1 week stay in Noss Mayo. What a fabulous place to eat. A great menu, something for everyone and a wonderful atmosphere. They've got the balance right between a good welcoming pub and a great restaurant. Superb
June 2017
Good pub food with attentive service
April 2017
Great pub, brilliant location - just watch out for the tide if parking on the beach!
December 2016
Saltram National Trust
(3 miles)
SwellHunter Paddleboards
(3 miles)
Stand Up PaddleBoard rental based in Newton Ferrers. Make the most of Devon’s beautiful coastline and waterways during your holiday on a high quality SUP. Offering a range of boards to suit your needs and free delivery to PL8 properties.
Click here for further details or call 07738 447913
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Fab service, we got our SUP delivered to the harbourmaster and picked it up for a week. It gave us many hours of fun and an opportunity to try something new on the water. Easily delivered back with pick up from owner. Thank you!
August 2019
We loved the boards and would definitely recommend SwellHunter if you are on holiday in Newton Ferrers, thanks!
June 2019
As my first time paddle boarding I had such an amazing experience on the river Yealm. I’m totally hooked and will certainly use Swell Hunter again! Maybe we’ll even buy our own.
May 2019
Great service, we had such a brilliant time on the water, can’t wait to do it again next time we stay.
May 2019
We had a fantastic time on the PaddleBoards - really made our holiday, Thanks!
April 2019
Brilliant boards, friendly service and delivered to our door!
March 2019
Dragonfly Adventures
(3 miles)
Boat trips departing Noss Mayo or Newton Ferrers with local wildlife enthusiast and angler, Jonathan Rundle. Explore the the local coast and estuary from the beautiful River Yealm observing bird and marine life, as well as the stunning scenery. Maximum 4 passengers, fishing opportunities available on request.
Click here for futher details or contact Jon Rundle on 07377 138690
Plymouth Ski Slope and Snowboard Centre
(5 miles)
National Marine Aquarium
(5 miles)
The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth is the Nation’s largest aquarium as well as being a charity organisation, and as such has an extremely exciting and prevalent role to play in driving marine conservation. Alongside the tourist attraction they run learning programmes for more than 30,000 children each year, have a consultancy branch and host events from weddings to birthdays and corporate functions as well. While you’re on holiday in South Devon, however, you will be more interested to know that this underwater world of discovery has the largest native exhibition in the UK exploring all the fish you have heard of and rarer varieties as well. In addition to British beauties there’s an Atlantic Ocean tank with large Nurse Sharks, sand tiger sharks and lemon sharks as well as ray and clownfish. The Aquarium has a café on site, is open daily, and has a variety of ticket types available for families, students and senior citizens.
Click here for futher details
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Very expensive to enter and we walked around the entire place in less than an hour.
June 2019
Mothecombe Beach
(5 miles)
One of South Devon’s quieter beaches, Mothecombe is a large and unspoiled, privately owned stretch of sand that’s open every day, all year round. Having won an award from the Marine Conservation Society for its clean sea and sand, you can be assured that relaxing here and pottering about in the water is going to be a happy, healthy and pleasant experience for all in this sheltered corner of Devon. For those wanting to try out water sports, Mothecombe offers the ideal conditions for windsurfing, kayaking, body boarding and generally enjoying the water, particularly for beginners as it’s a comparatively gentle environment in which to give it a go. Given its pristine nature, it will probably come as no surprise that dogs are not allowed on the beach in high season, so keep an eye out for signs for more information, but best to steer clear with furry friends from May to September. There is a car park from which you can access the beach down a narrow path, so it’s not ideal for wheelchair users, but is otherwise conveniently close by. There’s also a tea house in the car park for drinks and snacks and there are toilets nearby as well, so pending the tides you can spend a good day here enjoying the natural scenery and all the fun that it brings with it, whether that’s for the whole family, on a romantic afternoon in the summer sun, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of this less populated park of the coastline.
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Lovely beach but cafe was being renovated and we were gasping for a cuppa
April 2017
Wonwell Beach
(6 miles)
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Nice beach and great walks that lead to it, very few people around in August! Limited parking so you are better off walking there.
August 2019
Glorious beach at the mouth of the Erme. Narrow lanes and very limited parking. No toilets, cafes etc - wonderful! Turning circle for cars just before the beach but expect to have to reverse back up the access lane to allow cars that are leaving to go back. A nightmare on Bank Holidays - parking almost impossible and expect to have to negotiate very tight spaces.
September 2017
Lovely beach but bit of a trek for little ones
April 2017
Ayrmer Cove
(8 miles)
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You can walk to this secluded cove from the cottage. Probably about 20 mins away, depending on your pace. Plenty of blackberries to eat/collect on route when in season! No facilities at the cove but beautifully unspoilt.
August 2019
Really beautiful secluded beach - great for the dog too!
July 2019
A lovely beach at the end of a beautiful valley. Absolutely perfect for dogs and never busy.
June 2019
Parked in the NT car park at Ringmore and took the 15 min walk down to the beach. Saw a beautiful sunset and had the place to ourselves. Bliss
November 2018
What a fantastic place. So quiet - we had the whole beach to ourselves a lot of the time. Our dogs loved it.
September 2018
A lovely quiet cove, with excellent rock pools at low tide. No sand but the kids enjoy it as an alternative to the massive sandy beaches at Bigbury and Bantham.
September 2018
stunning little beach, very quiet and great for snorkelling
July 2018
Beautiful cove. Very quiet with lots of bird life.
June 2018
Well worth the walk with beautiful views of Burgh island from the coast path. We were the only ones there on a very sunny day in April. Perfect.
April 2018
Simply stunning and well worth the steep (ish) walk down from the National Trust car park at Ringmore. When there - it's hard to imagine the horrors of today's modern world.
September 2017
Gorgeous beach for an evening swim and barbecue. So peaceful and beautiful
June 2017
Kingsand
(8 miles)
With fabulous views across Plymouth Sound, Kingsand beach is a sheltered sand and shingle beach on the Rame Peninsula in East Cornwall, perfect for beachlovers of all ages. In the heart of the traditional fishing village of Kingsand, the beach is backed by narrow streets of fishermans cottages and the famous Kingsand Clocktower as well as several cafes and pubs to choose from. Dogs allowed all year, no lifeguard cover.
Cawsand
(8 miles)
A sand and shingle beach with boats to hire, rockpools to explore and safe swimming, Cawsand village beach is similar to neighbouring Kingsand but is the larger of the two beaches. Historically a smuggling village, 17th century Cawsand retains its narrow streets, pretty cottages and traditional pubs making it popular with visitors during the summer months .
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