Sue Bowern
Thurlestone Walks
Explore the stunning coast and fill your boots on our Thurlestone walks. Relax and enjoy the undulating countryside, quiet country lanes, the headlands and beaches.
Mothecombe & Holbeton walks
This secluded area of south Devon is a wonderful base for a walking holiday and some of our favourite walks in Mothecombe and Holbeton are easily accessible from your holiday cottage. Perfect for coastal hikes and woodland walks.
10 Things to do in Devon this Christmas
Escape the hustle and bustle of the pre Christmas frenzy and come and join us in Devon this Christmas. Where the market towns morph into winter wonderlands, the streets are buzzing with festive delights and the harbours festooned with coloured lights.
Holiday let Regulations
As a holiday home owner, it’s crucial that you’re well informed about the government's regulations for short term lets. These new regulations can have a significant impact on how you manage your holiday let. So in this blog we’re going to summarise the proposed changes to ensure that you, as an owner, can stay compliant and ultimately maximise the rental potential of your holiday home.
Understanding VAT for furnished holiday lets
VAT is a tax which is applied to certain goods and services within the UK. The standard rate applicable is currently 20%. Value Added Tax is deemed payable on a holiday let because it's considered by HMRC to be an investment. Basically when you let out your holiday cottage, you’re adding value and earning an income from your property.
Bantham Swoosh
Bantham Swoosh 2023 - The ultimate wild swimming adventure, an amazing 6km world class swim along the River Avon from Aveton Gifford to Bantham
Maximise Your Passive Income: Investing In A Holiday Let
Maximise Your Passive Income: Investing In A Holiday Let Owning a holiday home can be both profitable and hugely rewarding, but the process is ongoing and needs to be treated…
Salcombe Boat Hire
Salcombe Boat Hire Get chatting to anyone in Salcombe and chances are they’ll all tell you the same thing… ‘The best way to see Salcombe is from the water’ and…
