North of England
Scotland
North of England
Scotland

Tuckenhay Mill House is a spacious 5-bedroom cottage sleeping up to 11 guests, set within a cluster of converted listed mill buildings along Bow Creek on the River Dart in Devon. The setting is genuinely stunning green, shaded and right on the water. Just 3 miles from Totnes and 5 miles from Dartmouth, the location is hard to beat.
Bow Creek is a quiet inlet of the River Dart where private yachts moor and kingfishers are common. A pub is within 1 mile and Blackpool Sands beach is a 20-minute drive. Walkers, swimmers, sailors and horse riders all find plenty to do here.
The house has 5 bedrooms across two floors sleeping 11. Bedroom 1 has a 4ft 6in double plus a 2ft 6in single with a dressing area and balcony. Bedroom 2 is a 5ft kingsize.
Tuckenhay Mill House is a spacious 5-bedroom cottage sleeping up to 11 guests, set within a cluster of converted listed mill buildings along Bow Creek on the River Dart in Devon. The setting is genuinely stunning green, shaded and right on the water.
Just 3 miles from Totnes and 5 miles from Dartmouth, the location is hard to beat.
Bow Creek is a quiet inlet of the River Dart where private yachts moor and kingfishers are common. A pub is within 1 mile and Blackpool Sands beach is a 20-minute drive.
Walkers, swimmers, sailors and horse riders all find plenty to do here.
The house has 5 bedrooms across two floors sleeping 11. Bedroom 1 has a 4ft 6in double plus a 2ft 6in single with a dressing area and balcony.
Bedroom 2 is a 5ft kingsize. Bedrooms 3, 4 and 5 each have two 3ft singles.
Three bathrooms serve the property.
Dartmouth Castle (5 miles) and Agatha Christie's Greenway (NT) are close by. Totnes Castle is 3 miles away.
Blackpool Sands beach is 20 minutes by car.
On-site facilities include a hot tub, heated indoor pools, sauna, steam room and games hall. Tuckenhay Mill House suits large families or groups wanting space, water and Devon countryside on the doorstep.
What makes Tuckenhay Mill House a brilliant stay?
Sit right on the River Dart inlet at Bow Creek one of Devon's most peaceful and beautiful waterside spots.
A hot tub is available on site making evenings here genuinely special after a day exploring the Devon coast and countryside.
Two heated indoor pools including a Roman pool with a shallow learning bay great for families with young children.
Five bedrooms and three bathrooms across a spacious converted mill property means large groups have real room to spread out.
An open fire in the living room with initial fuel included makes this a great base for autumn and winter breaks.
One well-behaved dog is welcome at the property. Dogs must be kept on a lead around the cottages and grounds.
Find your way to your perfect hot tub retreat
To reach Tuckenhay Mill House by car, head towards Totnes and follow signs for Tuckenhay village via the A381. The mill site is set along Bow Creek and on-site parking is available for cars and boats.
The nearest railway station is Totnes, approximately 3 miles from the property. From Totnes station a taxi will get you to Tuckenhay in around 10 minutes.
Things to do and places to visit near Tuckenhay Mill House
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On-site there is a Roman pool with a shallow learning bay, a 60ft outdoor pool, an indoor play area with slides and puzzles and outdoor play areas with swings, climbing frames and a Wendy house. Travel cots and highchairs are available. Blackpool Sands beach is 20 minutes away.
Bow Creek is one of Devon's most peaceful waterside spots. A hot tub, sauna, steam room and open fire set the scene for a proper break. Dartmouth is 5 miles away for waterfront dining. The Riverside Inn is within walking distance for an easy evening out.
Great places to eat and drink near Tuckenhay Mill House
What you can reach on foot from Tuckenhay Mill House
A short walk away you'll find the Riverside Inn and restaurant, direct footpath access along Bow Creek and the River Dart, a footbridge leading to the mill's on-site leisure facilities and private moorings used by visiting yachts.
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