Cliff Cottage is chock full of period character! The view from the window in the snug was straight out of an award winning photo contest! Everything from the Rayburn range to the flagstone floor delivered charm and added to the amazing view just outside the door. (The stairs make a very sharp turn at the top so sure rootedness is necessary.) The showers are that new rainfall shower head which as just lovely, with plenty of hot water and good water pressure. The pink building next door, the Ferry Boat Inn, has the best pizza’s and that’s no exaggeration! The cafe next door books up at least a week in advance so book before you even arrive to the cottage, but don’t worry, if you don’t get a seat they do take away and the private seating on the front of the cottage is the best seat in the house anyway! The National Trust property Greenway, Agatha Christies house, is the three minute ride across the river and straight up the path into the trees...but book that early as well as you’ll want an early slot to be able to spend the day. The ferry ride to Dartmouth was twenty minutes of not knowing which way to look as the banks of the river are filled with one beautiful home and boat house after another. There is a big telly, but it isn’t a smart tv so bring DVD’s or a PlayStation to turn it into a smart tv which is what we did and it worked a treat. Oh, lastly, the village shop has everything you need to not have to leave the cottage for the whole week....we never had to move our car from the car park even once.