Little Rondeval, is a well-presented annex attached to the owner’s home, set along a quiet road on the edge of Totnes, Devon. Sporting a contemporary interior with off-road parking and a private rear garden, Little Rondeval invites both couples or families for a well-earned holiday in a bustling region of Devon.

Step into the open-plan living space and make yourself at home; make yourself comfortable on the sofa or take over the kitchen to prepare your home-cooked meals when you’re not dining at a local restaurant!

On a balmy evening, head out to the rear garden and enjoy a glass of wine on the patio.

Venture upstairs to find two bedrooms, each with double beds and velux windows, served by a shower room.

Head outside and wander down the hill into the Historic market town centre of Totnes, filled with an excellent range of independent shops, cafes restaurants and art galleries to sample.

Visit Totnes Castle, a well-preserved Norman castle with commanding views of the town and River Dart, along with the Totnes Elizabethan House Museum where you can browse over ten thousand artefacts that tell the story of this charming, historic market town.

Stroll along the idyllic River Dart or explore a wealth of outdoor activities at River Dart Country Park, including zip-lining, canoeing, high rope courses and hiking or take a day trip to Woodlands Theme park or Paignton Zoo. Enjoy treks on Dartmoor or explore the mountain biking routes or participate in one of the many watersports available in the area.

Relax at the beaches at Torbay, South Milton and Salcombe which are a short drive away. Dartmouth can’t be missed, where you can hop on board a charming ferry and take a tour of the bay for stunning views of the Devon coastline, or a trip back up to Totnes, past Greenway, the home of Agatha Christie.

However you choose to spend your time, a break at Little Rondeval promises to be filled with adventure

The market town of Totnes is at the head of the estuary of the River Dart, in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Its historic Fore Street is lined with interesting shops, tea rooms, restaurants and a weekly Elizabethan market, offering local produce and unique finds. During the festive period, the streets of Totnes come alive with its annual Christmas market. From Totnes, set off on walking routes with stunning backdrops along the Dart Valley Trail, or explore the historic Totnes Castle. The historic naval town of Dartmouth and the shops and estate at Dartington are just a short drive away.

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