Peace Cottage, Riverview, Bere Alston is a beautifully appointed one-bedroom cabin nestled along the banks of the Tamar River, offering a luxurious retreat surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. The stylish open-plan kitchen is equipped with an electric oven and induction hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, and dishwasher, with a utility cupboard housing a washing machine for added convenience. Sliding doors flood the lounge / diner with natural light, framing spectacular panoramic river views. Sink into the sofa and armchairs, enjoy the Smart TV, or light the double-sided wood burner for cosy evenings in.
Step outside onto your private patio terrace, where comfortable seating and a BBQ invite you to dine al fresco while drinking in those stunning river views. Descend the short steps to your own secluded hot tub and sun loungers and enjoy pure indulgence at every turn. The spacious king-size bedroom features a luxurious en-suite with bath, waterfall shower, and WC, its sliding doors opening directly onto the terrace.
Imagine waking to the soft sounds of the river below, sunlight streaming through your bedroom's sliding doors as you step onto the terrace with your morning coffee. Spend your days exploring ancient woodland trails, riverside paths, and pretty local villages. As evening descends, ease into the hot tub and watch the Tamar turn golden at dusk for a moment of pure, unhurried bliss.
Peace Cottage, Riverview, Bere Alston sits within the breathtaking Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, one of the West Country's most treasured landscapes. History and nature intertwine at every turn, beginning with Morwellham Quay (4 km), a remarkable living history village where Victorian mining and rural life are brought vividly to life through historic buildings and guided tours. For something rather more spirited, the Plymouth Gin Distillery (12 km) offers fascinating guided tours and tastings at a distillery established in 1793. Nature lovers will relish the drama of Lydford Gorge (21 km), where temperate rainforest, the spectacular Whitelady Waterfall, and the thundering Devil's Cauldron pothole await. Closer to the coast, the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth (28 km) dazzles with its stunning exhibits and captivating underwater tunnels . It's the UK's largest aquarium and a firm family favourite.
Further afield, the riverside retreat of Greenway in Kingswear (45 km) offers Agatha Christie's historic home, beautiful gardens, and peaceful woodland walks. For a splash of excitement, Splashdown Quaywest in Paignton (46 km) is the UK's largest all-outdoor waterpark, with twisting rides and waterslides beside the sea. And for something truly enchanting, Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (49 km) promises a delightful afternoon with alpacas, goats, miniature ponies, and the wonderfully rare Swiss Valais Blacknose Sheep.
The ancient stannary town of Tavistock, just 10 kilometres away, proudly claims to be the birthplace of the cream tea and offers visitors a delightful blend of history and modern amenities. This charming Devon town features a historic pannier market where local produce and crafts are sold, alongside boutique shops perfect for discovering unique treasures. Meanwhile, a 37-kilometre drive brings you to the picturesque market town of Kingsbridge, nestled at the head of the stunning Kingsbridge Estuary. This South Devon gem rewards holidaymakers with its eclectic selection of independent shops, galleries, and cafés, making it an ideal destination for a leisurely day trip filled with shopping and exploration.
