Stay in Kingfisher Cottage, a luxury self catering holiday cottage near Kingsbridge in South Devon, UK.

Whatever the season or the length of your stay, whether you come with family or friends or as a couple, you will find that the South Hams area of Devon has something for everyone.

Another gem within this part of South West England is Kingfisher Cottage, a luxurious self catering holiday cottage.

Converted from an 18th century stone barn, Kingfisher Cottage is a luxury three-bedroom self catering holiday cottage in an idyllic rural valley near the picturesque village of Sherford with its thatched cottages and 14th century church and just a short drive from the ancient market town of Kingsbridge in South Devon.

Built in the secluded Valley Springs with its own spring water supply, it overlooks beautiful gardens and a naturally spring-fed pond that is home to ducks, koi carp, and a white dove. The valley is surrounded by farmland and the gently rolling countryside of the South Hams. It offers a perfect haven for relaxation, coupled with privacy, peace and tranquillity.

This unique holiday destination is truly worthy of its national status as an Area of Outstanding Beauty, offering over sixty miles of spectacular coastline, gently rolling hills and award-winning sandy beaches. Tranquil river estuaries, bustling towns and picturesque villages, overlooked by the granite slopes of Dartmoor are all a modest drive away.

Just to top it all, the South Hams region enjoys one of the mildest climates in Britain. It is the unique beauty of this landscape, together with the comfort and charm of Kingfisher Cottage, which makes visitors want to come back year after year.

Our UK based luxurious self catering holiday cottage is literally away from the hustle and bustle of the city centre, yet close to the vibrant city of Plymouth, the popular seaside resorts of the Torbay area, and the historical market town of Totnes.

The nearest A roads to our cottage are the A379 (via Slapton Sands) which leads to Dartmouth and Paignton, and the A381, which leads to Totnes and the rest of the UK. Railway services (First Great Western, Wessex Trains, South West Trains and Arriva Cross Country) also run from these towns to Plymouth, Birmingham New Street, London stations and Bristol Temple Meads.