Holiday rentals and lettings in Totnes

We've all needed some time away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and what a better place to do it than in the Bohemian town of Totnes? Here you will find the perfect rental located in the heart of the town or close to the charming river that runs through the town. You will no doubt be amazed by the unique and relaxed charm of this town, as well as the stunning scenery and the unique and artistic vibe of its people.

It doesn't matter if you are travelling alone or as a couple, with family or friends. In Totnes you will find the ideal rental for a perfect holiday. Allow yourself to enjoy the bold and cheerful style of these rentals which, of course, come with all the amenities. You can even bring your pet with you on your holiday, as many of them are pet-friendly! Sounds good, doesn't it? Why wait any longer?

Totnes is a very charming town renowned for its local independent shops. In the town centre you will find all kinds of shops and markets with goods and souvenirs that you won't find anywhere else. You will also be able to enjoy the quirky and lovely cafés, restaurants and interesting places located close to the Dart river, as well as several parks to visit and relax in or to take the kids to for a fun day out.

Totnes is located in the Dart Valley and is a peaceful place surrounded by woodland, green lawns and riverside walks. To the south, you will find the Old Steamer Quay, which now offers trips along the Dart river to and from Dartmouth. Totnes is also a town of great historical value with over 50 buildings still standing from before the 17th century. There are many museums and historic buildings in the town to learn a little more about this interesting town, don't miss them!

Totnes is renowned for the Bohemian and alternative lifestyle of its inhabitants. This place is a hotspot for art in all its forms, as well as alternative medicine. It is also a place that embraces ecological and environmentally sustainable ways of living. For that reason, it is not surprising that chain stores are virtually non-existent and that most of the shops are independent. You can find all kinds of stores brimming with Totnes' alternative flair, from clothing, jewellery, bakeries, restaurants, crystal shops, craft shops and much more! Here you can bring out your more relaxed and artistic side, and you're sure to find a souvenir like no other to take home.

Totnes is a town steeped in history. Here you can take a trip back in time by visiting all the museums and medieval buildings it has to offer. It even has two castles: Totnes Castle, which dates back to the Norman times around the 11th century and if you travel about two miles to the east, you can also visit Berry Pomeroy Castle which dates back to the 15th century. In Totnes, you will be able to find buildings dating back to Norman, medieval and Tudor times. It is certainly an attractive place for history lovers who are looking for a new place to discover and learn.

To visit Totnes is to wander through its streets, shops, and markets. Totnes' commercial life prides itself on being ethical and sustainable. As most of the shops are independent, you'll find things you won't see anywhere else. Besides the High Street, where most of the shops are located, Totnes Market is open every Friday and Saturday and is located in Civil Hall Square in the town centre. Another must-see is the Elizabethan charity & craft Market, where vendors are dressed in medieval costumes. That is definitely a unique way to shop!

In the heart of the city you'll find this wonderful, highly interactive museum. It is inside an Elizabethan merchant's house built around 1575, which has been restored but retains many original features. The museum's collection consists of twelve galleries, a courtyard and a herb garden. Among the galleries, there is one dedicated to Charles Babbage, the mathematician who invented the Victorian computer, the forerunner of the modern computer. Moreover, children can amuse themselves in the nursery with the toys and costumes available for them.

The food in Totnes is as special as the town itself. This place is known for offering meals with the freshest and most organic ingredients, guaranteeing delicious and healthy food. Here you will find all kinds of locally run restaurants, bars and pubs to suit all budgets and tastes, although it is a special haven for vegans and vegetarians. Another excellent option to find the best local food and drink is the Totnes Good Food Market, which takes place on the third Sunday of every month throughout the year and is Devon's biggest Fine Food Farmers' Market. You'll find the freshest and most delicious food, brought straight from the producer and sourced locally.

Visiting the castles of Totnes is an unmissable activity in a town as steeped in history as this one. Just a few steps from the town centre you will find Totnes Castle, a classic Norman building. Originally built in the 13th century and later rebuilt, this castle is an iconic building in Totnes and offers stunning views of the town and the Dart River. A few miles to the east is Berry Pomeroy Castle, which, as well as being a picturesque ruin, is also said to be haunted! After the tour, you can stop at the nearby café for a delicious treat while enjoying the view of this spectacular castle.

One of Totnes' most beautiful natural beauties is, without a trace of doubt, the Dart River. From the steamer quay you can take a boat trip to Dartmouth and on your way you will pass through Sharpham, Dittisham and Greenway. Be prepared for a beautiful and relaxing boat ride enjoying the breeze, sunshine and the most enchanting scenery. However, if you are looking for something more intimate, you can rent a canoe and paddle down the Dart alone or with company. Then, you can go to the shore and perhaps enjoy a picnic or a refreshment to top an already incredible day.