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| Old Walls is a Grade II listed Georgian house
and comfortable family home in the attractive village of Slapton about half a mile from Slapton Ley and the beach. The house faces south overlooking
the village, surrounding fields and woods. At night the flashing light
of the Start point lighthouse can be seen. The two village pubs are nearby, where good food is served. The three guest
bedrooms are centrally heated, comfortably furnished, have television and tea and coffee making facilities.
Old Walls is near Slapton Ley Field Centre and National Nature Reserve. It is an ideal place from which to walk the beautiful coastal paths, birdwatch, fish or simply relax on the local beaches. Plymouth is 20 miles away, Totnes, Kingsbridge and Dartmouth are interesting local towns. Riding, sailing, windsurfing, golf and tennis are all within easy reach, as are many gardens, houses, museums and other places of interest. Pike fishing is famous on Slapton Ley. The South Hams has a mild climate; wild flowers in the lanes are wonderful in spring and many rare birds – cirl bunting and peregrine nest in the area. Serious ornithologists will appreciate a spring orautumn visit. Please call for current prices Children under 12 – half price |
A full English, vegetarian or continental breakfast is served in the oldest part of the house, probably part of the 16th century cottage that was here before Old Walls was built in 1720. Fresh local produce is used wherever possible. Special diets and packed lunches can be catered for – just let us know. Breakfast times can be flexible to suit your needs and activities.
We would rather guests did not smoke in the house. Well behaved dogs are welcomed, by arrangement. Bookings are accepted on receipt of a deposit, which would be forfeit if it is not possible to re-let the rooms. Please confirm provisional telephone bookings in writing within seven days. Please phone Val on 01548 580516 Dogs in house £1 |
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The South side view of Old Walls
