Luxury Self Catering
Holiday Apartment

The Pottery is is one of Dartmouth’s most recognisable buildings.

The perfect 5 star location for your next holiday or weekend break.

What do you fancy?

Browsing galleries and craft shops…. Taking a bracing cliff-top walk…. Sheltering in a cosy pub…. Taking a boat up the river…. Absorbing local history and National Trust properties…. Chilling out with a book…. Helping the kids catch crabs…. Dining out on top class seafood or local game…. A romantic stroll along the waterfront or the beach…. …. Choose the combination that suits you, all with the comfort and flexibility of a luxury self-catering apartment at Dartmouth Pottery!

This local landmark building has recently been renovated to the highest standard, and this large spacious apartment has a 5 Star Visit rating. The fantastic secluded location on Warfleet creek is only 10 minutes walk from The Castle and the South West Coast Path, and a pleasant 15 minutes from Dartmouth town, so you can have the best of all worlds.

Features include – Large open-plan living room, WiFi, TV, Sky box, DVD player, HiFi. – Fully-equipped kitchen and 6-seater dining area. – Secure garage, large enough to store boats, canoes etc, only 40m from a slipway – Contemporary style, with original features and local artwork.

Luxury self catering holidays and short breaks in Dartmouth, available all year round

Dartmouth and the surrounding area

The Pottery is in the perfect location to explore Dartmouth or the surrounding area. 

Dartmouth has numerous restaurants and bars to make your next trip extra special.

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