Dove Cottage is situated in the beautiful South Hams village of Harberton in South Devon, 2 miles from Totnes. It is ideally situated between Dartmoor National Park and some of the county’s most beautiful beaches. Both moor and coastline are within just a few miles drive. The attractive village has a thriving community, it sits in a picturesque valley crisscrossed with typical Devonshire country lanes, perfect for walks and cycling. Sympathetically renovated, Dove Cottage is the perfect place to relax and truly unwind in the peace and quiet, surrounded by rolling hills and fields. Exposed wooden beams, oak floors and a wood burning stove are just some the features of this characterful 19th century cosy cottage. South facing, it has good natural light and the open-plan living area is comfortable, warm and homely. Upstairs, the elegant bedroom has a double bed, dressing area and a window with rural views across the hills. The bathroom has a generous walk in shower, finished with vintage porcelain tiles and a traditional large Victorian shower head, finest quality cotton towels and eco shower products. There's a south facing terrace at the front of the cottage for al fresco dining.

The owners Paul and Hannah welcome you to Dove Cottage, Harberton. Paul is a photographer and Hannah is an interior designer, we both share a love of the countryside and a love of design. We are captivated by this charming village and the beauty and diversity of the area. The cottage has been renovated with you the visitor in mind. We do hope you enjoy your stay. Dove Cottage is powered from 100% sustainable energy sources. Self service check-in is available via a key safe, although we are available by phone, SMS or email should you have any questions during your stay. Please note that our cottage is a non smoking property and unfortunately pets are not allowed.

Just a short stroll from the cottage you’ll find the Church House Inn, a 13th century pub that serves great local ales and good food with an active music scene and pizza night on Sunday evenings. St Andrews Church also deserves a visit with it’s picturesque position and its stunning medieval interior and regular services. In the village square you’ll find a stall selling homemade cakes, biscuits, preserves and artwork. Local attractions include historic Totnes full of quirky independent shops, cafes, bakeries, restaurants, steam railway and river cruises, the River Dart and Dartmouth, cultural and arts centre Dartington Hall and Gardens, Agatha Christie's Greenway House, Berry Pomeroy Castle, Dittisham and Tuckenhay. Sharpham vineyard has award winning wines and cheeses and an al fresco cafe with delicious home cooked local food. It has regular wine and cheese tastings and a winery shop. Riverford Organic Kitchen in Dartington is an award winning restaurant, where organic veg is the star of every plate. Nkuku lifestyle store & cafe is within walking distance at about a mile away along the path across the fields.