Devon Self Catering cottage, Ayrmer House, Ringmore, sleeps 6

Everything is perfect about Ayrmer House
Lovely, spacious house, very comfy beds, well equipped kitchen and the views are breath taking. Ella, the house owner was fantastic, really helpful. Ringmore is a very pretty hamlet with a great pub - Journey's End. Several short walks take you to beautiful Ayrmer Cove. Other nice beaches are nearby and there are lots of places to visit ie Totnes, Dartmouth. We would love to return
Fearless20852277780
2020-07-25

Perfect place to stay
Ayrmer House has wonderful facilities and a stunning view to match, looking down to Ayrmer Cove. Upstairs three double/twin bedrooms, one en-suite, and downstairs a large lounge, dining room, kitchen area. A downstairs utility room, one downstairs loo, with another and a separate bathroom upstairs. A terrace making the most of the views. The owner's property is part of the same building. Wildlife around included a pair of buzzards and a kestrel which could be watched from the house. Wifi is best in the lounge. No mobile signal, but a landline phone operated on an honesty basis. Freesat TV. Excellent pub (The Journeys End) within staggering distance. No shop in the village, but one not far in St Ann's Chapel, along with another pub (Pickwick Inn) which specialises in Italian food as well as doing an excellent Sunday roast. We would definitely go back.
tjsussex
2018-09-22

Rare location, the perfect place to unwind - a house for any season
There are not many places that have a stunning uninterrupted view of the sea from EVERY bedroom...AND the living room....AND the kitchen! It's a delightful walk to Ayrmer Cove, with Burgh Island in one direction along the coastal path, and Wonwell Beach and Kingston Village in the other direction. The house is light, nicely furnished and well equipped. The beds and bed linen (clean and crisply ironed) are very comfortable with fluffy towels. Each bedroom has a door out on to the balcony and views down the valley. The largest room is en suite. The living space is open plan, lovely wood burner, relaxing space by the long windows to gaze at the view or night skies , and connects through to dining and kitchen areas, with a proper pantry. We arrived to home baked lemon drizzle cake, a supply of tea and coffee, milk in the fridge, and a bottle of wine! It's remote, but so peaceful. We found the local store (about one mile away) very well stocked, and tempting with local Devon produce. Salcombe is worth a visit, and the Oyster Shack is only a very short drive away. The Journey's End, local pub in Ringmore is great for Sunday lunch.
GD_Bristol
2017-10-13

Great starting point for exploring south Devon
An out of the way three bedroomed house, in the tiny village of Ringmore, is ideally placed for an exploration of the south coast of Devon. The house has a spectacular view of the sea through a pair of rolling hills leading down to the secluded Ayrmer cove beach. If Art Deco oppulance is more your style a short drive leads to Burgh Island and it's 1920s styled hotel. The island is accessed at low tide by a sandy causeway or at high tide by a novel sea tractor. Use the house for a base if exploring historic Plymouth which is a short drive away also. Don?t miss the quaint seaside town of Salcombe with boats and boutiques aplenty.
Mjfox1964
2017-10-08