Vicarage Cottage is a self-contained holiday cottage, which sleeps two people in a double bed.
The accommodation is all on the ground floor. It comprises a lounge-diner, kitchen, utility room, double bedroom, shower room and toilet.
The cottage is fully furnished and we provide bedding, towels and tea towels. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the cottage and there is a smart television in the living room.
The kitchen has an oven, hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine, kettle, toaster, iron, microwave and dishwasher.
The cottage has its own little garden where you can barbecue and sit out. There is space to park three cars in the grounds.
The cottage is let out on a self-catering basis for a minimum of three nights. Beyond that, you can chose how many days you would like to stay.
We regret we do not accept pets.

We have converted the west wing of the Old Vicarage, a beautiful Regency rectory in the heart of the lovely Devon village of Kenton, into a self-contained holiday cottage, which sleeps six.
Downstairs there is a lounge-diner, kitchen, utility room, and toilet. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a bathroom containing whirlpool bath, shower and toilet. Bedroom 1 has a king-size bed, Bedroom 2 has a double bed, and Bedroom 3 can have either a king bed or twin beds - let us know your preference.
The cottage is fully furnished and we provide bedding, towels and tea towels. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the cottage and there is a television and video player in the living room.
The kitchen has an oven, hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine, kettle, toaster, iron, microwave and dishwasher.
The cottage has its own little garden where you can barbecue and sit out. There is space to park three cars in the grounds.
The cottage is let out on a self-catering basis for a minimum of three nights. Beyond that, you can chose how many days you would like to stay.
Normal arrival time is between 4.00 and 6.00, when we will be here to welcome you. We ask that you vacate the cottage by 10 am on the final day of your stay.
We regret to say that the cottage is not suitable for gangs of workmen nor for those with mobility problems.
The village of Kenton boasts a fine local pub, two marvellous restaurants and its own castle: Powderham Castle, the seat of the Earl of Devon. Stay here and you will be in striking distance of the fine old city of Exeter, the birdlife of the Exe Estuary and the picturesque coastal resorts of Dawlish and Teignmouth. A short drive and you may sample the wild spaces of Dartmoor or the charming towns of Totnes, Dartington and Dartmouth.