Directory of Self Catering Resources

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This category lists sites for holiday accommodation with full kitchen facilities, rented by the day, week or month. The guests are expected to provide their own meals.

Resources in This Category

• Gardeners Cottage

  http://www.kingsbridgesouthdevon.co.uk/
  A Victorian character stone built cottage close to the quay. The cottage, location, prices, tourist information, and contacts.

• High House Farm

  http://www.kingsbridgeholidaycottages.co.uk/
  Complex of holiday cottages. Profile with individual details, visitor guide for events, availability calendar, booking, directions, location map and contacts.. .

• Kingfisher Cottage

  http://www.devonshirecottages.co.uk/
  18th century stone barn offered as self catering holiday accommodation. Includes prices and availability, photos, location and news.

• Lower Coombe Royal

  http://www.lowercoomberoyal.co.uk/
  Four self-catering units set in eight acres of garden. Includes details of the facilities, prices, availability and map.

• Malston Mill Farm

  http://www.malstonmill.co.uk/
  Complex of holiday cottages set amidst countryside and overlooking its own private fishing lake. Includes details of the facilities, tariff and booking diary.

• The Coach House

  http://www.southdevonholiday.co.uk/
  A two bedroom self catering house with kitchen and dining room attached to tithe barn located at Buckland-tout-Saints.

• Valley Springs Holiday Cottages

  http://www.valleysprings.co.uk/
  Two cottages sleeping between two and eight persons. Includes details of the properties, photographs and local information. [Sherford]

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