Cottages in Newton Ferrers

Discover an idyllic, up and coming destination in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Beauty. The charmingly quaint town of Newton Ferrers is just 6 miles southeast of Plymouth and is a perfect getaway for travellers looking for leisure and relaxation. Visitors will find a yacht club, boating facilities, beaches and coves as well as historic churches with picturesque surroundings. Families will find a few fun activities like horseback riding and kayaking. These incredible cottages are located in Newton Ferrers centre as well as along the nearby Yealm River and smaller town of Noss Mayo.

Newton Ferrers cottages will blow you away with their stunning surroundings and elegant architecture. You will have the staycation, or holiday, of a lifetime with all the creature comforts. Enjoy a romantic cottage for 2, or rent a luxury cottage and bring your friends and family along. Many of these listings include a hot tub, dreamy gardens, fireplace, and more! Contemplate majestic views of the harbour. Plan your itinerary in the garden with breakfast from your private kitchen. These cottages were made for your comfort.

Taking a boat out on the water is one of the best ways to fully experience the area. The River Yealm Harbour Authority provides great facilities as well as boat rentals, kayaks and more! You won’t want to miss this chance to see the idyllic valley from the water. The Yealm Yacht Club hosts several boat races throughout the year. So, be sure to check their events calendar. Plymouth Sailing School & Plymouth Powerboating provides hands on classes that cater to all skill levels and abilities, helping you learn to navigate the seas with ease.

Newton Ferrers was once associated with smugglers during the Middle Ages and even up to the 1800s. Now, this lovely inlet town is full of heritage landmarks dotted all around. Take a stroll along the historic harbour to soak up the salty sea air and witness a traditional fishing village at work. From the harbour you can get a glimpse of the 13th century The Church of the Holy Cross. Or hike up the hill for a close up. In nearby Revelstoke, you can visit the historical Church of St Peter the Poor Fisherman located right in Church Cove along the water.

Outdoorsy travellers will be ecstatic at the variety of different National Parks and National Trust Woods there are to explore. The Warren Point is a great nearby scenic hike that can be accessed from Newton Ferrers or Wembury Beach. You’ll catch sightings of Dartmoor ponies. Not to mention outstanding views of the Yealm estuary and coastline. Other nearby areas to explore include Clitters Wood and Wembury Bay and Cliffs Passage Wood. Wembury Marine Centre, on the rocky coast of South Devon, caters to wildlife lovers who love the sea. Join their rockpool and snorkel safaris for a more in-depth experience.

While in the area you’ll find a few great places to eat and meet locals. Try the The Yealm Yacht Club for exemplary food and service as well as outstanding views of the Yealm River. At the Dolphin Pub you will also be exposed to stunning views, as well as a wealth of fresh, home cooked food and local beers.

Just a kilometre north of town, Newton Ferrers Equus provides a horseback riding facility, perfect for a day out with the kids or those looking to get back in the saddle. The variety of horses and ponies at this friendly venue cater to all ages and abilities with guided rides out into the scenic woodlands and riverside hotspots.

Mothecombe Beach is a gorgeous place that will leave you with photo-ops that you’ll want to look back on for years to come. Cellar Beach is another beauty, not far from Newton, that is considered one of the hidden gems of the area, right on the shore of the Yealm River.

Just across the river from Newton Ferrers, you’ll find the neighbouring fishing community of Noss Mayo. This village is completely worthy of your itinerary for its postcard ready panoramic views, beautiful coastal walks and dining options.

Just 6 miles away, you can see where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for the New World in the port city of Plymouth. While in Plymouth, see fascinating sights like the National Marine Aquarium. Also, try unique activities like rock-climbing at The Climbing Hangar and aerial yoga on the beach compliments of Aerial Asylum.

Indulge in sweets at Salcombe. Within the area of outstanding beauty and the proud home of a popular fishing village. This is the place to go to indulge in fresh seafood, Instagram worthy photos of candy-coloured houses and the oldest sweet shop in Devon.

All around you will find quaint, beautiful villages to explore. Drive to Holbeton for traditional thatched cottages and authentic pubs. Be sure to also stop by the incredible Mothecombe Beach nearby. And, take a sightseeing stop in lovely Ermington for The Crooked Spire. This charming, quirky pub serves award-winning beer next to a church with an equally crooked spire.