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Old Traine Cottage

From £512

Per week

2

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  • Property code: TRAIC
  • Preferred changeover day: Saturday
  • Check in: 3pm
  • Check out: 10am
  • Access statement available
  • Bathrooms
  • Central heating
  • Parking (see description for details)
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden or outside space
  • Nearby pub or restaurant
  • Real fire
  • Nearby shop
  • Village
  • Washing machine
  • WiFi

Situated on the outskirts of the charming town of Modbury, Old Traine Cottage makes up part of the 14th Century former tithe barn for Modbury Church with the adjacent Old Traine Barn, both of which have been converted to excellent standards. With its dignified terraced houses and enticing array of independent shop windows and various eateries and excellent pubs, Modbury has timeless character. This vibrant town is a hive of activity and is readily accessible to wonderful beaches at Wonwell, Mothecombe and Bigbury, plus only half an hour from Dartmoor and the historic city of Plymouth. The cottage is located at the end of a quiet unmade road.

 

Steps lead up to the front door.
The entrance opens directly into the beautiful Master bedroom area to make most of the space here, with beamed ceiling and heaps of light.  
Bedroom 1 with 5ft King size bed, wardrobe.
Leading from this main bedroom is:
Bedroom 2 with Twin 3ft single beds, chest of drawers and hanging hooks with parcel shelf.
Shower room with walk-in with shower cubicle, basin, radiator and WC.
Under the stairs there is a hanging area for coats and boots.

Stairs lead to the first floor open plan living area. High beamed ceilings with an attractive lounge area, corner sofa and  woodburning stove,  wall mounted smart TV. Built in stair gates at top of the stairs keep children and animals safe.
Kitchen area with microwave, dishwasher, undercounter fridge with freezer compartment, electric oven and gas hob. Dining table to seat four.
From the lounge, steps lead up to french doors which lead directly out to the patio area and garden beyond.

Fully enclosed garden overlooking a farm lane and fields beyond, with stock fencing, with lawn and patio area. A gate leads from here to the parking area so ideal for sandy dogs and children to dry off outside after a day at the beach.

Famous for being the first town in Europe to ban the use of plastic carrier bags among its retailers, the vibrant market town of Modbury has a great sense of community and takes responsibility for protecting the environment very seriously.

The Avon Valley is a beautiful, unspoilt, rural haven and Modbury is in the heart of this rich farming region. With its dignified terraced houses, slate hung walls and enticing old-fashioned shop windows it creates an impression of going back in time. However, do not be deceived by this timeless character, this little town is a hive of activity with three inns and an array of excellent specialist shops and cafés.

Situated close to Dartmoor, as well as numerous outstanding nearby beaches, including Bigbury-on-Sea with its huge sandy beaches and views out to the iconic Burgh Island, a holiday cottage in Modbury offers a great base for families, couples, and dog owners to fully appreciate the charms of this stunning corner of South Devon.

 

 

Gravelled parking area alongside the property for two cars.

  • Included: Bed linen and towels (guests must  provide their own beach/dog towels). Gas central heating, initial basket of logs in winter.
  • Internet and Telephone: Wi-Fi. There is no landline telephone available and mobile reception is dependent upon your provider. Please check with your provider prior to booking. 
  • Pets: 1 dog welcome. Pet charge £30 per week.
  • Electric Vehicles: Please note this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles.
  • Short Breaks: Short breaks are not available at this property. 
  • Local Facilities: Beaches from 5 miles. Pubs and shops all in Modbury town, 10 minute walk.

The Modbury Inn
(Less than a mile)

(5)

A family friendly pub with pretty beer garden, pool table and darts and a separate restaurant area for families with plenty of games to keep kids occupied.  Serves a good selection of ales and ciders from local breweries along with good quality food including their speciality gourmet burgers.

The Modbury Inn Brownston St, Modbury, Ivybridge PL21 0RQ (T: 01548 831230)

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Great friendly pub

January 2024


Excellent Sunday lunch , could not fault it.

April 2023


Good pub food, reasonably priced with friendly staff

September 2018


Great fun Sunday Quiz night . Dog friendly, good food at good price. Recommended

July 2017


Nice friendly pub with good food.

April 2017


Bistro 35
(Less than a mile)

(2)

A family run well established wine bar serving locally sourced food, an extensive wine list and plenty of local ales. 

Bistro 35 35 Church Street, Modbury PL21 0QR (T: 01548 831273)

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Good food in a cosy bar.

July 2018


Excellent and tasty food.

July 2017


The White Hart - Modbury
(Less than a mile)

(11)

A traditional British pub in the heart of Modbury with plenty of seating and a warm and welcoming atmosphere.  Lunch time offerings include fresh cut sandwiches and snacks and the evening menu is full of pub classics including grills and steaks and plenty of local fish, followed by some tempting home made puddings. 

The White Hart 2 Church St, Modbury, Ivybridge PL21 0QW (T: 01548 831561)

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Wonderful. Had Sunday lunch here, large portion, looked delicious, was delicious and very good value. Pud was great as well !

July 2023


Had a delicious meal at the White Hart. The service was friendly and polite. Service excellent.

October 2021


Great service, good food which was of a high standard & good quality. We went as a couple and it was a lovely evening. Bit strange that the chicken dish came in a bowl, made for tricky eating!

August 2021


Nice welcoming friendly staff, food excellent, lovely decor.

June 2021


Good gluten free choice, welcoming atmosphere. :-)

August 2019


We were well looked after in The White Hart. Great food, good service and very nice staff. The well is fascinating. What a shame they do not open on Mondays.

June 2018


Great food, lovely staff

April 2018


We had a fantastic meal here. The food was superb and the staff were very accommodating as we had our 8 week old daughter with us. There was space for the pushchair and lovely baby changing facilities.

October 2017


Worth a visit. Evening food was great but not cheap. Dog friendly with helpful staff - Sunday evening food available July/August only

July 2017


Nice place to eat. Good varied menu. Great Sunday lunch, worth a visit. Might need to book on a Sunday.

June 2017


Great food and lovely friendly people. Very dog friendly.

May 2017


The Exeter Inn
(Less than a mile)

(6)

A historic family friendly 14th century coaching inn in the centre of town, offering good traditional home cooked food using local produce.  Enjoy real ales or a range of wines and other drinks around the log fire in winter, or in the lovely walled garden in summer. 

The Exeter Inn Church St, Modbury PL21 0QR (T: 01548 831225)

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A very friendly pub and great pub food

October 2023


Good food at reasonable prices at a real charming location. Lots of space in the beer garden.

August 2023


We went here for dinner and the food was lovely. We would visit again

April 2022


Friendly local pub, great beer & reasonable pub food!

August 2021


Lovely graden at the back of the pub, lovely staff and good food.

July 2021


The kitchen doesn't open until 6.30, which was not great for eating with fidgeting toddlers. The food came very quickly though, and was nice, quite traditional "pub grub". Portions are huge!

August 2017


The First & Last Bistro
(2 miles)

(4)

A popular, family run bistro in this pretty village offering menus with a Mediterranean influence using the freshest local and seasonal ingredients.

The First & Last Bistro Church Street, Ermington PL21 9NJ (T: 01548 830671)

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A lovely start to our holiday. Excellent food and service. A cut above the normal.

May 2023


Wonderful Sunday lunch so good we returned in the week for an evening meal.

May 2022


Fantastic meal here, especially for gluten and wheat free, as the chef is coeliac too. Beautifully presented food, which tasted amazing. Fish Goujons my son had were huge, Sea bream was delicious. Recommend the goats cheeses starter too. All cooked by a chef who is passionate about food.

October 2021


A WONDERFUL EVENING OF FIRST CLASS FOOD AND SERVICE. I WOULD VISIT THIS GREAT RESTAURANT AGAIN AND AGAIN. NOT A SINGLE FAULT TO BE FOUND.

May 2019


SUP2You
(2 miles)

Sup2You offers simple online hire of inflatable paddle boards making it easier than ever to get out and enjoy the UK’s beaches, coastline and waterways.  Paddleboarding is the perfect way to stay active, have fun with your family and explore the beautiful region where you’re staying; but with everything else you need to bring on holiday sometimes you won’t have the car space to bring your own!  With SUP2You the process couldn’t be easier, simply click the link below, select the board and duration online, and your paddleboard will be couriered next day to your holiday cottage.   

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Toad Hall Cottages guests can enjoy 10% off their hire when booking for 3 days or more with code Toad10

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Hounds Unleashed
(4 miles)

A safe, private dog excercise area for young, nervous or unpredictable dogs.  Set in a convenient location just off the A38 with Endsleigh Farm Shop and Garden Centre just next door, there are two professionally constructed exercise paddocks surrounded by 6ft high security fences and secured by double sided coded gates. Between the paddocks is a specially designed green netting to prevent dogs becoming worried or stressed by others. 

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Heron Valley
(4 miles)

(2)

Surrounded by apple orchards on the outskirts of Loddiswell, Heron Valley is home to the Heron Valley Cider Barn offering tastings and tours alongside the beautiful Weaver Green Lifestyle Store and Cafe.  The store specialises in stylish ecological furnishings and homewares, and doubles as an event space with a packed calendar of book signings, food festivals, music events and more throughout the year.  Spend some time coveting the rugs, cushions and bags in soft muted tones before heading to the cafe for a slice of homemade cake and a coffee or delicious lunch washed down with a refreshing glass of Heron Valley cider or juice. 

Heron Valley, Loddiswell TQ7 4EA (T: 01548 431902)

 

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Have visited many times over the last few years. The shop is excellent and the cafe serves lovely food. We will return.

June 2023


More style than substance - looks great but hardly any cider, very disappointing as expected to find lots of different varieties. But mainly a shop selling nice blankets and throws with a small cafe. Lovely outdoor space for tea and cake but that’s not why we went there hence the low score.

June 2022


Wrangaton Golf Club
(4 miles)

Founded in 1895, Wrangaton Golf Club is situated on the southern slopes of Dartmoor between Ivybridge and South Brent.  Today the nine hole course continues to be a rugged and raw experiences, underlined by the natural beauty of the area - the rich Devonshire countryside and the coastline and the sea 10 miles away.  It is a test of any golfer’s ability, and it is said that you never play the same hole twice.  Warm and welcoming, visitors are invited to attend with green fees starting at £22.50 for 18-holes.  Feel free to pop into the clubhouse afterwards to have a snack, drink or perhaps a traditional Sunday lunch to round off your day.

www.wrangatongolfclub.co.uk

 

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Bigbury Golf Club
Bigbury Golf Club
(5 miles)

(3)

A friendly cliff top golf course close to Kingsbridge, Bigbury Golf Club is a links course with spectacular views of the South Devon coast. It is an 18-hole course where you can play as an individual or as part of a group. It’s 6,035 yards for men, 5,544 for ladies and par is 70 and 73 respectively. There’s a clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, but remember that dress should be smart/casual at all times, and in the clubhouse they ask that you don’t wear golf shoes, hats, untailored shorts, general beach wear, collarless tee shirts and non-golf sportswear like tracksuits and rugby shirts. The club offers rates for groups of 6-14 and society golf days for numbers over 14. Green fees are seasonal and depend on the time of day that you’re visiting so keep an eye on the website for full details.

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Hubby enjoyed his golf afternoon & was lucky to play with two members who kindly agreed to let him join them. Idyllic setting and very welcoming staff and members.

October 2021


Good course to play. Very hilly on the front 9. Don't forget the VIP card for the discount. You can book tee times on their website. Take plenty of balls if it's windy. ????

June 2017


Friendly and a lovely course, with great views. Tricky in any wind!

May 2017


Wonwell Beach
Wonwell Beach
(4 miles)

(5)

In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Wonwell is a sandy beach on the east shore of the Erme river which joins Mothecombe at low tide. It affords visitors a large expanse to explore and is accessed via a woodland path from the road which takes about 10 minutes. Alternatively, there is a slipway from the road to the shore of the river and at low tide you can walk along the edge to the beach itself, so make sure you get your timings right to make the most of this one. Parking is limited at Wonwell Beach so keep that in mind when you’re heading over. Road parking allows for around 20 cars depending on their size and there aren’t really any facilities around, although there are toilets nearby. This does mean you need to be prepared if you’re heading there for the best part of the day, but also makes for a very peaceful experience whether it’s lounging about on the sand with a picnic in the summer, or a stroll in the cooler months, simply taking in the atmosphere. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round so it’s the perfect place to take them for a run around. Something to be careful of – do keep an eye on the tide to avoid getting cut off when it comes in and getting very wet en route back to dry land!

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Lovely beach. so quiet at certain times. always different. great for dogs. parking very limited.

May 2022


Amazing spot, so peaceful. Parking the only issue.

June 2021


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
Ayrmer Cove
(5 miles)

(20)

Roughly one kilometre (20 minutes depending on your pace) from the National Trust car park at Ringmore, and with a selection of footpaths to get to it, Ayrmer Cove is a quiet secluded beach on the South West Coast Path. For anyone on holiday in South Devon it’s a peaceful place to sit and contemplate the natural scenery amongst the shingle, pebbles and rock pools, admiring the cliffs. It makes for a beautiful destination to walk to from Ringmore itself, which is a small village (population 230) with views towards the cove itself as well as Bigbury Bay – it makes for a wonderful holiday cottage destination in South Devon as well as a place to visit as part of your day. Walking to the beach allows you to discover the surrounding woodland, wildlife and history of the area – taking in old smugglers’ routes and hedgerows that have been in situ since the 1800s. It is a little tricky to get to so it’s not ideal for wheelchairs, and there aren’t any toilets or facilities at the beach itself so if you want to stay for a little while don’t forget to take snacks or a picnic if the weather is right. This is all about enjoying the environment that’s such a proud part of the National Trust – it’s everything a holiday in Devon is about, and yes, dogs are permitted all year round and will very much enjoy the walk!

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Fabulously unspoilt and beautiful.

June 2023


Childhood memories and very clean

May 2022


Lovely location for photography and any easy walk from the National Trust car park

April 2022


Beautiful place!

September 2021


Beautiful clean quiet beach , well worth a visit

September 2021


Beautiful cove, first visit. Quite a challenging walk to get there but fascinating to see the slate formations.

August 2021


Perfect swim spot

May 2021


What a wonderful, quiet little haven!

September 2019


A beautiful little cove and fun for dogs and children.

August 2019


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


Mothecombe Beach
(5 miles)

(3)

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 little cove, even on a wet day! Car park expensive for short stay - £6 all day and quite a walk to beach, uphill all the way back.

September 2023


A delightful beach with fabulous views famous from "Penmarric". Accessed via a path from parking in the field (£5). Alternatively via a wider road to the estuary beach. Lots of walking at low tide and even across to the far bank of the estuary, Clearly other people's dogs loved it on their last day off leash (end of April). We were delighted to find the Old School House, now a restaurant and ate outdoors. Expensive for what it was but it appeared to cater for Londoners given the vehicles parked outside!

May 2021


Lovely beach but cafe was being renovated and we were gasping for a cuppa

April 2017


Challaborough Bay
Challaborough Bay
(5 miles)

(6)

Close to Kingsbridge, Challaborough Bay is a sandy beach in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that’s perfect for enjoying all the seaside activities nature can afford. At low tide the beach is ideal for visiting families to build sandcastles and explore the rock pools, while the swells and shore breaks also attract surfers and bodyboarders. There are some beautiful walks along the coast path that surrounds it, heading towards Bigbury on Sea in particular. Making it an ideal spot to spend the day, the beach has toilets, a café and a beach shop close by, although access is via steps and small paths so accessibility isn’t wheelchair friendly. There is a car park but it’s rather small, so it’s good to know that a 15-minute walk to Bigbury will see ample parking available – seasonal charges apply so remember to bring cash with you. While four legged friends are welcome in the winter, they are not allowed on the beach between May and September, so do plan their walks with that in mind. It’s a lovely spot along the coast path to bring them to, you can even beach hop from one to the next!

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Cempletely different atmosphere to the rest of the South Hams. Part of a beautiful coastline set amidst class South Hams countryside.

June 2023


Good if you’re staying all day with children but expensive to park, only whole day parking not good if you don’t want to stay a long tome

April 2022


I didn't like it here. I found it a bit tacky. Also on my walk I popped into the Cafe in the morning but had missed their breakfast time which ended at 11.30 and I was there at 11.34 so they refused to serve me toast with coffee! So I walked out! A guy behind me in the queue was left open mouthed and said if I go on to Bigbury I'll get it anytime I want!

September 2021


Beautiful place to watch the sunset. Good fish and chips on the beach in the evening. Wouldn’t spend the day there as holiday park attached and the beach was left absolutely covered in rubbish by the guests ????

September 2019


Lovely, & just a short walk from Bigbury on Sea car park. It also has a fantastic chip shop that does gluten free fish & chips!

August 2019


Lovely beach

April 2017


Bantham Beach
Bantham Beach
(5 miles)

(15)

At the mouth of the Avon River, Bantham beach is easy to reach from Salcombe, Kingsbridge and our other favourite holiday home locations, as well as being a beautiful area to stay in its own right. The beach looks out over Bigbury Bay and offers a wonderful view of Burgh Island, which is famous for its art deco hotel of the same name that has hosted Agatha Christie and Noel Coward amongst its illustrious guests an can reach by sea tractor. Bantham beach has a popular reputation amongst both novice and advanced surfers, and as such there are lessons available from the Bantham Surfing Academy, which operates from the beach. They also offer other water sports including paddle boarding, and a day pottering up the Avon River on one of those when the tide is right, is a day well spent. When the tide is out at Bantham the sandy beach reveals rock pools and great swathes of space so you can happily set up a picnic and stay there for the whole day. If the mood strikes, why not walk along the coast path towards Thurlestone around the corner, and South Milton Sands beyond that, particularly as it’s also a popular beach for dog owners? Just keep in mind that from 1st May until 30th September restrictions apply, so look out for signposts with more information. If you’re spending the whole day on the beach it’s worth popping to the Gastrobus which is open seasonally in the car park, offering everything from freshly made baps to coffees, teas and cakes, or for a larger meal head the short walking distance to The Sloop Inn gastropub. There is plenty of parking available by Bantham, with charges from £3.50 per day, so make sure you have change on you as it’s a bit tricky to find parking otherwise. There are toilets in the car park, and from May to October from 10am until 6pm there is also lifeguard cover on the beach. All in, Bantham has something to offer everyone throughout the year and is one of many beautiful locations to spend time while you’re in South Devon.

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What an amazing beach, perfect for doggy adventures, love it love it love it, the river beach is especially nice

March 2024


Lovely beach but no dog's allowed

September 2023


Lovely beach and walk over cliffs to Thurlestone. Beautiful views.

July 2023


One of the most beautiful and relaxing places on earth.

June 2023


Worth the £4.50 to park for the afternoon plenty of walking and rock pools to explore, a good wide sandy beach for people with children

April 2022


Great beach particularly at low tide

October 2021


The most extaordinary place and great for kids. Lots to see and do - great sand and very shallow waters so very safe. if you get a chance to go on the water tractor that is great.. and do visit the Pub on the island. Great day out.

August 2021


A lovely beach. £6.50 to park for the day - it's a private estate - but a shame that the owners aren't prepared to put some of the money towards improvements to the toilets - one small sink in each of the men's & women's toilets with a malfunctioning tap is not enough for a beach full of people, children & dogs!

August 2019


Lovely beach for gentle surfing with ice creams, coffee, snacks and pizzas close to the car park.

July 2019


Glorious especially at low tide.

April 2019


Best beach in the South Hams.

July 2018


Can get busy with surfers, but a beautiful place with a wide sandy beach. Lots of room for everyone.

April 2018


Beautiful beach. Nightmare of a road (especially in high season) to get to it. Worth it though when you get there.

July 2017


A short walk (less than a mile) from Thurlestone, this is a stunning beach. Lots of shallow water with sand underfoot, truly amazing.

July 2017


Fantastic sandy beach and so big. My dog loved running around and jumping into the water. Plenty of space for all.

April 2017


September 2019

2nd time this year. will be back again next year.


August 2019

Good - very comfortable beds, well equipped kitchen, great garden with good views over town Not so good - no WiFi despite the cottage description indicating it was available Cleanliness of the property on arrival could have been better. E.g. fridge grubby, dog hairs in and around sofa.


July 2019

Stayed here a few time but needs a good clean on the ceiling beams, light bulbs need replacing, and definitely in need of a new couch.


May 2019

VERY NICE STAY IN A BEAUTIFUL PART OF DEVON.


April 2019

We loved our stay as always and despite shower problems will be booking again next year and for the first time probably in the summer. Lovely location and when we needed her, sally was very efficient and helped out with the shower, although it was still a little temperamental so might need another investigation!!! Thank you once again - fifth year now and will be back ????


March 2019

Really enjoyed our stay and would love to go back for a third time.


January 2019

All perfect, slight problem with TV but Sally arrived with help within the hour on a Sunday and solved quickly. Fantastic service and had a wonderful cosy stay.


January 2019

Lovely cosy cottage. Booked as an add on for family. Not sure I would like it if strangers in main Barn. Quite close .


September 2018

It was awesum and brilliant that the dogs had there own garden we thoroughly enjoyed it.


September 2018

The cottage enjoys the quietness of the countryside but the pretty village of Modbury is easily accessible on foot, with good amenities. The cottage is very comfortable and has a good sized secure garden if you are taking a four legged friend along with you. The location of it enables you to easily visit many parts of Devon.


June 2018

The cottage was a lovely base with good views from the garden. Comfy sofas, bed and the power of the shower was suburb. Almost everything was available in the property. The last two years we have stayed in cottages we received wine and a cream tea on our arrival. A very nice touch! The village is very interesting and the food at the White Hart was great.


May 2018

Great location, lovely cottage, nice and clean, handy for the village, lovely and quiet.


May 2018

Very much enjoyed our stay, a lovely peaceful location but close to shops and pubs. Fridge not very user friendly - when it is time to renew then a model with better layout could be chosen. Some weighing scales would have been useful.


December 2017

Location - PERFECT! It was quiet however, we had several bars/restaurants on the High St if we wanted to go out. Acceptable distance from supermarkets / beaches etc. Furnishings and Equipment - Excellent! Couldn't believe how well equipped the kitchen was! It had everything i needed even for preparing a Christmas feast! Christmas trees and a welcome gift were such a lovely touch. Appliances for cleaning up (hoover / mop etc) were all in great condition. Cleanliness - Superb! Also, having lots of cleaning materials for us to tidy as we went was also great.....especially as we had the dog. cleaning up was easy. Having the back entrance onto the secure garden was fab....it was so easy to keep the dog happy.


September 2017

Yes - really lovely and well equipped barn-conversion. I have been coming to Modbury for over 30 years and lived there briefly three years ago so also know the area really well.


July 2017

We enjoyed our stay very much.


May 2017

Excellent location for lots of beaches plus only short walk into town for great pub. Modbury is a lovely classic market town and very untouched. Cottage had lovely garden with views over fields of sheep/lambs. Great house for dog lovers as house and garden pretty dog proof!


April 2017

Third year at Old Traine Cottage and as ever we have had a wonderful time. The standard of accommodation is excellent and suits us beautifully and the area is just gorgeous. Thank you once again and we will definitely be back next year to enjoy the area again.


July 2014

We enjoyed our stay immensely


February 2014

Such a lovely place. Lovely area too I really enjoyed my holiday here. I would definitely return again. I would thoroughly recommend.


August 2013

Old Traine Cottage is in a beautiful location up a quiet, no through, country lane. Modbury is a pretty village with everything you need as a base and very friendly locals. Lots of lanes to explore with the dog, small playgrounds for the children. Within easy reach of lovely beaches at Bigbury-on-Sea, Thurleston Sands, Hope Cove and also the bigger city of Plymouth (excellent Aquarium). This is the second time we have stayed at the cottage with our young children and dog and we have thoroughly enjoyed our vacations there.


July 2013

Suggest supply of soft furnishing for outside use. We also suggest that previous clients should leave the BBQ clean for next visitors.


June 2013

Excellent, beautiful property. We were thrilled with our stay. The only unresolvable problem was the bedrooms were abit small. More storage would help in the bedrooms.


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