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Wisteria House

From £1129

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  • Property code: WISHOU
  • Preferred changeover day: Sunday
  • Check in: 4pm
  • Check out: 10am
  • 2 or more bathrooms
  • Access statement available
  • Central heating
  • Parking (see description for details)
  • Discount for small parties
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden or outside space
  • Nearby pub or restaurant
  • Nearby shop
  • Short breaks available
  • Washing machine
  • WiFi

Short breaks and alternative changeover days may be available on request. Please call to enquire.

Wisteria House is an appealing period property offering accommodation across 4 floors and a large landscaped garden enjoying wide reaching views across the Dart Valley. Situated in an enviable location near to Dartmouth’s town centre, guests have the best of Dartmouth just a short stroll away, including a wide choice of shops, lively cafes, bars and restaurants and the vibrant and picturesque River Dart embankment.

Contemporary throughout but with many nice period features retained, the property boasts a well-equipped kitchen allowing guests to enjoy home cooking that can be appreciated in the spacious dining room or alfresco style on the property’s large terraces with designated barbeque area. Guests can take in the spectacular views whilst relaxing on the balcony or simply rest in comfort in the living room before spilling out into the multi-layered garden.

All bedrooms are well furnished, feature ample storage and three of them benefit from contemporary ensuite bathrooms. There is a garage attached to the property offering parking for one vehicle.

PLEASE NOTE: The property is located towards the top of a steep hill and offers its guests immediate access to countryside walks, as well as stunning views across town.

If you have the benefit of a reduced occupancy discount, Bedroom 1 (King) will be made up and Bedroom 2 (King) or Bedroom 3 (Twin). Please specify when booking. 

Front door to entrance hall leading to kitchen, dining room, utility room, WC and staircase to lower ground floor and first floor.
Kitchen with built-in fan assisted electric oven, 5 ring gas hob, full size dishwasher, integrated fridge and freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, separate wine fridge and a raised worktop with stall seating for 2.
Dining room with table and seating for 8, a two-seater sofa and doors leading to a balcony. 
Utility/Cloak room with washer/dryer, extra storage and an internal doorway to the garage.
Ground floor W/C
Stairs down to lower ground floor
Living room with smart television, a three seater sofa, two seater sofa, one armchair and doors leading to the garden.

Stairs up to first floor.
Bedroom 3 with twin 3ft beds and an ensuite shower room with walk-in shower, w/c, basin and towel rail.
Bedroom 4 with 3ft bunk beds

Stairs up to the second floor
Bedroom 2 with king size bed and an ensuite bathroom with shower over bath, w/c, basin and towel rail.
Bedroom 1 with king size bed and an ensuite shower room with walk-in shower, w/c, basin and towel rail.

If you have the benefit of a reduced occupancy discount, Bedroom 1 (King) will be made up and Bedroom 2 (King) or Bedroom 3 (Twin). Please specify when booking. 

There is a large landscaped garden with two large terrace areas, as well as a small balcony with seating for two. The top terrace has comfortable seating for 8 with the lower terrace featuring a table and seating for 8.

Steeped in maritime history, Dartmouth lies at the mouth of the majestic River Dart. This bustling waterfront town is overlooked by the famous and somewhat imposing Britannia Royal Naval College, just one hint at the town’s historic and strategic importance. Look around and you’ll notice old fortifications on both sides of the river. Bayards Cove Fort, dating from Tudor times is easy to access just a short stroll from the shops, or you can take the passenger ferry up to Dartmouth Castle, which has guarded the narrow entrance to the port for over 600 years, and then walk along the stunning South West Coast Path towards Stoke Fleming and Strete.

Central to Dartmouth is the “boat float”. From here, take time to explore the picturesque network of streets and alleys with their abundance of independent shops, cafés and restaurants. For art lovers, there are numerous galleries and you may even spot the famous artist, Simon Drew, at work. For a hearty brunch, see if you can squeeze onto a shared table in the bustling Café Alf Resco or for a more continental feel, sample the delights of Saveurs French bakery.

Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a total novice, a simple must for every visitor is to take to the water. Sailing, kayaking or hopping on a passenger ferry to nearby Totnes, Dittisham or Greenway (once a home of Agatha Christie) will allow you to enjoy this truly idyllic stretch of river. Keep an eye out for wildlife on the way as you may be lucky enough to be accompanied by a friendly seal!     

If you’re looking for a day out on the beach, drive along the truly breathtaking coast road to nearby Blackpool Sands (no dogs in high season) and on to Torcross at Slapton Sands, a three and a half mile stretch of beach with a neighbouring freshwater nature reserve, Slapton Ley, which is a haven for bird watchers.

From Dartmouth, you can cross the water to neighbouring Kingswear to walk the Dart Valley Trail towards Greenway, catch the steam railway or take the higher car ferry across for a family day out at Paignton Zoo or Torquay's Living Coasts.

Dartmouth itself literally heaves at the seams during Dartmouth Regatta in late August, but there is also plenty to keep you entertained throughout the rest of the year. And if you prefer simple pleasures, the embankment provides the perfect spot for crabbing. All you need is a bucket, line, net and some bait and it won’t be long before you hear squeals of delight from the whole family!

Picturesque Dartmouth is the ideal holiday cottage location for couples or families looking to enjoy all this lovely coastal town has to offer as soon as they walk out their front door.

There is a private garage suitable for one car. All sized vehicles should fit, although larger cars might overhang the end of the garage slightly. The garage size is approx. 4550mm in length, 2430mm at its narrowest width (at entrance) and widening to 2730mm in garage. It is 1980mm at its lowest height (at entranceway).

  • Included: Bed linen and towels, WiFi, electricity and central heating.
  • Internet and Telephone: Wi-Fi available free of charge. Regret, No landline telephone available. Mobile reception generally fair but please check with your provider prior to booking.
  • Pets: Up to two well behaved dogs welcome. Dog charge £30.00 per dog per week.
  • Local Facilities: Shops, pubs, restaurants and the river embankment are all a few minutes’ walk away. Beach at Blackpool Sands 3 miles. Dartmouth Golf and Country Club 4 miles.

Browns Bistro & Bar
(Less than a mile)

(3)

Centrally located stylish restaurant serving coffees and teas, artisan beers, an extensive tapas menu and bistro options; all in a warm and friendly environment.

Browns Bistro & Bar 27-29 Victoria Road, Dartmouth TQ6 9RT (T: 01803 832572) 

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We ate at Browns twice during our week in Dartmouth. Each time the staff were very grand welcoming and the food was very good. The cocktails were also very good.

September 2023


Ate here last nigjt food excellent would definitely recommend but you need to book

June 2021


Had a lovely meal here on last night of our holiday - served by the lovely Tom

September 2020


Yarn
(Less than a mile)

(1)

Relaxed and friendly bar and eatery serving craft beer, wine and spirits as well as a select food menu.

Yarn 4a Smith St, Dartmouth TQ6 9QR (T: 01803 839203)

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Delicious burgers, we had a takeaway

April 2024


The Seven Stars, Dartmouth
(Less than a mile)

(3)

Full of character and charm the Seven Stars pub is Dartmouth’s oldest pub tucked away on pretty Smith Street in the centre of tow.  Welcoming all including children and dogs you can enjoy fresh homemade food using locally source ingredients and CAMRA approved local real ales.

The Seven Stars  8 Smith St, Dartmouth TQ6 9QR (T: 01803 839635

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Visited the Seven Stars on a number of occasions during our stay. Great, friendly little pub serving delicious pub grub

January 2024


Love this place, we ate twice during our week stay. Food is excellent, staff are friendly. Highly recommend.

October 2023


Very good pub, did not eat here, but enjoyed the beers.

September 2023


The Cherub Inn
(Less than a mile)

(5)

The Cherub is the oldest building in Dartmouth dating from 1380 and still retains many original features including old ships timbers, making it an atmospheric location for a few drinks or meal out, with an extensive menu and excellent selection of fine ales on offer.  

The Cherub Inn 13 Higher Street, Dartmouth TQ6 9RB (T: 01803 832571) 

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We had a great time and were given a lovley welcome from locals and the landlady and joined in Sunday evening quiz night. We had four children of different ages who were also made to feel at home. The building is beautiful, the people very friendly - I highly recommend.

February 2024


Ate and drank here, food very good, good atmosphere.

September 2023


Visited the Cherub pub. Friendly 'local' with a good selection of beers/lager and spirits. Didn't eat here but have seen good reviews.

May 2023


Great beers - charming pub to while away some time

July 2018


Good old fashioned pub. Lovely beers and excellent pub food.

June 2018


Anzac Street Bistro
(Less than a mile)

(3)

A pretty little bistro serving a Mediterranean menu with Polish influences using local seafood and meat as well as tasty vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options. Live music on Friday and Saturday nights adds to the relaxed atmosphere.

Anzac Street Bistro Anzac Street, Dartmouth TQ6 9DL (T: 01803 835515) 

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An absolute gem of a place! Eat here twice during our weeks stay. Excellent, beautifully presented, gorgeous food from a select yet varied menu and very attentive service. Fresh flowers on the table and relaxing music and they even allow well behaved dogs. Perfect. Highly recommended.

March 2022


This is our favourite restaurant in Dartmouth. It's a little gem. Food is superb and the atmosphere always good. The host Simon and hostess Aga are good fun and always bring warmth and charm to the place. To visit Dartmouth and not eat at the Anzac is a crime.

March 2017


February 2017


SUP2You
(Less than a mile)

(1)

Sup2You offers simple online hire of inflatable paddle boards making it easier than ever to get out and enjoy the UK’s beaches, coastline and waterways.  Paddleboarding is the perfect way to stay active, have fun with your family and explore the beautiful region where you’re staying; but with everything else you need to bring on holiday sometimes you won’t have the car space to bring your own!  With SUP2You the process couldn’t be easier, simply click the link below, select the board and duration online, and your paddleboard will be couriered next day to your holiday cottage.   

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Toad Hall Cottages guests can enjoy 10% off their hire when booking for 3 days or more with code Toad10

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Brilliant service offered by SUP2U - ordered the board online and it was delivered on time. Had great fun paddleboarding. Board was then collected by courier - perfect.

September 2021


Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat C
Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company
(Less than a mile)

(10)

Giving you an alternative way to explore the interesting towns and beautiful countryside along the River Dart, the Dartmouth Steam Railway and River Boat Company offers many different trips including the popular Round Robin including steam train, river boat and bus taking you from Dartmouth to Paignton and back again ! 

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Lovely trip on the paddle steamer. Friendly and informative crew.

September 2023


Commentary on River boat excellent as were the crewe. Wish we had spent more time in Totnes. Paignton was very disappointing. Gone down hill. Fortunately we managed to get an earlier train back.

June 2023


highly recommend the round robin trip. boat from totnes to dartmouth, ferry to kingswear steam train to paignton and then bus back to totnes very good value

September 2022


What a great day out. We took the steam train from Dartmouth then the bus then boat. So it was a relaxing end to the day. Very informative trip on the boat down the river. Good fun.

June 2022


We went on the steam train to Paignton took me back to my childhood it's a must

May 2022


Every year we take the train to Paignton. It's great fun and such a pretty journey. Staff are always so friendly. Thanks!

April 2022


A great day out on the steam railway to Paignton and back

June 2021


great experience

July 2019


Round Robin wonderful day

May 2018


Fantastic river boat & steam boat cruise. Helpful friendly staff.

April 2018


The Picnic Boat
(Less than a mile)

(1)

Operating from the pontoon at Dartmouth, a trip out on the Picnic Boat is a great way to experience the beautiful scenery of the River Dart and enjoy some delicious food along the way.  No soggy sandwiches here, guests can choose from a delicious menu of locally caught seafood; a huge array of salads, cheese and cooked meats; cream teas, breakfasts and lots more.  The Picnic Boat is also fully licensed with a selection of wines, champagne and other drinks on offer. 

www.thepicnicboat.com

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We used the Picnic Boat in 2017 - and absolutley loved it. However - please be aware that it has since sadly gone out of business (as has Kevin's excellent shop/cafe in the market, Dart to Mouth) - so probably best to remove this from your website

February 2022


Dartmouth Boat Hire
(Less than a mile)

Boat-hire company in the centre of Dartmouth offering a range of rigorously maintained small motor boats and launches, perfect for a day messing about on the river.  Boats are available to hire by the hour or by the day with all safety equipment included. 

Dartmouth Boat Hire N Embankment, Dartmouth TQ6 9SW (T: 07850 118920)

Enjoy 10% off the full price of a boat trip with your Toad Hall Cottages discount card

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SUP Away
(Less than a mile)

SUP Away, based in the heart of the South Hams in Devon, offers Stand Up Paddle Board hire to anyone looking to explore the beauty of the area on the water.  They offer the complete service – not only delivering your boards direct to your holiday cottage but also giving advice on where to go on your adventure.

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Blackpool Sands
Blackpool Sands
(3 miles)

(35)

Between Dartmouth and Slapton, Blackpool Sands is a beautiful shingle bay on the South West Coast Path, surrounded by evergreens and pine trees. It really is a treasure of a beach to visit while you’re in the area. Award-winning, the privately owned, blue flag beach boasts a sense of being in the Mediterranean on a good day in the summer, although a good jumper never goes amiss in this part of the world! You will no doubt not be surprised to hear that it is in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, however it also boasts ample facilities and things to do. There are showers, toilets and disabled facilities, as well as paddle board, kayak and wetsuit hire available for those wishing to earn their visit to The Venus Beach Café, where light bites and refreshments are served. The Venus Shop also sells all the bits and pieces you might want for fun and games on the beach if you have forgotten them or are in need of extra buckets and spades. The water at Blackpool Sands is known for being clean and clear and tested by the Environment Agency, and lifeguards are on hand in the summer (July to September) so there’s every reason to pop in for a dip. However, dogs are not allowed on the beach in the high season (12th March to 30th October) so keep the walking for the cooler months. There is parking available at the beach with seasonal charges, and you can find out more information on those from the Blackpool Sands information line on 01803 771800. This beach is easy to get to and quite literally fun and games for the whole family, as well as a beautiful place to visit at any time of the year to take in the view!

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Very nice.

October 2023


This is a lovely place to visit, we went early and had breakfast at the lovely cafe before going onto the beach

September 2023


Great beach, very clean

August 2023


Lovely family beach grit not sand so no sandcastles possible but lovely location, Cafe was fabulous had breakfast 2 days really high quality food and ambience and very friendly staff .

August 2023


Did not visit

July 2023


Looks a lovely beach but unfortunately no dogs allowed at all

June 2023


Visited Blackpool sands on our honeymoon 27 years ago and have enjoyed it on both occasions. A lovely clean beach with a very nice restaurant/cafe. We walked to the beach and got the local bus back up to Stoke Fleming.

May 2023


we love this beach always clean good parking clean facilities and good cafe.

September 2022


We did go to this beach, couldn’t go in the sea as it was so rough, was beautiful though. No sand, but still very nice.

September 2022


Beautiful beach; very blue water. It’s more a pebbly rather than a sandy beach, love it all the same. It’s clean and there are lifeguards in the summer months which is when we visited. The toilets were clean and not far from the beach; no queues for the toilet either. Parking can be a bit pricey at £9 for the whole day of you come in the morning but didn’t mind it. You pay less though if you come in the afternoon. The is a little sandpit area for a any kids who want to play in sand

September 2022


It is a really beautiful beach although, despite its name, it is not a sandy beach, however our son and grandson were keen on paddle boarding. They made a special visit for this and were told that the paddleboard facilities were closed but to come the following day when the facilities were still closed! Considering that this was during the height of the holiday season, my son was a bit put out having made two wasted trips.

August 2022


A lovely beach, stunning veiw as you drive down towards it. Very clean with clear water.

August 2022


Lovely clean beach although very quiet. There was a small charge for parking.

April 2022


great place

November 2021


very clean beach and gorgeous setting. good that it didn't allow dogs.

September 2021


Welcoming, clean attractive

September 2021


No sand! Very clean and scenic, but very disappointing if you want to run around on sand

August 2021


Lovely pretty beach with good facilities.

June 2021


Very large shingle beach, charges for parking at a set fee no matter how long your visit. Can pay by card for parking as well as cash.

May 2021


Great beach

November 2020


Lovely sandy beach. Parked here (£2) whilst doing a circular walk and then returned for a walk along the beach.

November 2020


Dogs allowed on beach out of season, a bracing walk with coffee and millionaire shortbread at the cafe to finish.

October 2020


Great beach really beautiful , even in the rain, as the Venus café is right on the beach and is warm, dry and serves great food and drinks at reasonable prices.

October 2019


One of our favourite beaches, in a beautiful setting. Plenty of car parking and plenty of room on the beach, even on a busy day. The sea is clean and clear and the facilities are excellent (nice to have changing rooms). Thoroughly recommend this beach.

October 2019


Beautiful stretch of shingle beach nestled between steep hills at either end. Excellent facilities including one of the best beach cafes we've ever visited.

September 2019


We had a wonderful day at Blackpool sands. A shingle beach within a lovely cove, it was clean and felt safe for the children to swim in the water (which was also sparkling). The beach is privately run, so the carpark fee was a bit stiff (£8 for the day), however the upside of this was a beautifully clean beach with lots of amenities, including rental of SUPs and other water equipment, a great cafe, and really clean loos. On a busy day you would need to arrive before lunchtime, or the carpark will shut, but this also means that the beach didn't feel crowded at all.

September 2019


Parking charge between £3 - £8 depending on time of year, Also food good but e.g. Hawaiian Prawns (£9) consisted of 5 prawns. Not good value for money.

October 2018


Lovely beach, not sandy but the stones are okay. Good food, beverages, coast guards, Nice view and not so cowded

August 2018


Lovely clean beach in super location along coastal road. Great place to visit.

May 2018


Beautiful clean beach with excellent facilities.Clean toilets lovely cafe and shop.Lifeguard on the beach.No dogs allowed.Plenty of parking.We enjoyed rock pooling at the far end of the beach.The owner does a great job.You can also visit Blackpool Sands garden but we did not have time.Also a juggler was there on the day we went great fun for everyone.

August 2017


Beautiful location but shame it a shingle beach and not sandy. Also very disappointed with the £8 fee to park the car .

August 2017


Perfect venue for a sunny day! Secluded beach which is clean and tidy, with a cafe, snack bar and shop, beach equipment hire too

July 2017


The cost of the parking steep

June 2017


Our family 's favourite beach

June 2017


Stunning beach, and you can get takeaway cream tea from the cafe to have on the beach!!

May 2017


Elberry Cove
(4 miles)

(1)

Far from the bustling crowds of Paignton and Brixham’s bigger beaches, this small pebbly cove is a truly relaxing spot. The calm waters are great for swimming and are said to have been one of Agatha Christie’s favourite bathing spots. Elberry Cove even features in one of her crime thriller novels, The ABC Murders. This picture-perfect cove, surrounded by sloping wooded hillsides and crystal clear water, can only be accessed by the coast path, with the nearest carpark at Broadsands Beach. From here, it is only a 10 - 15 minute walk, but make sure to pack a picnic or grab a bite to eat at Broadsands Beach before you set off, as there aren’t any facilities at here. Dogs are welcome on the beach throughout the year.

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Lovely quieter beach, dog and BBQ friendly. We had teens that hired kayaks from nearby Broadsands beach and paddled around the coast to meet us. Very accomodating kayak hire and not too expensive.

August 2018


Broadsands Beach
(5 miles)

In between Brixham and Paignton, this long, sandy beach is a popular spot with families, thanks to its sheltered waters, year-round facilities and easy parking. The Blue Flag beach is perfect for making sandcastles and searching for wildlife in the rockpools. There are toilets, and two places to get ice creams, coffees and soft drinks. What’s more, the car park is right by the beach, so there’s no need to lug your provisions a long way. Behind the pretty row of colourful beach huts, there’s a large grassy area, so don’t forget to pack a ball or rounders bat to keep the whole family entertained. Broadsands Beach is a popular dog walking spot throughout autumn and winter, but there is a seasonal dog ban during the summer months (1st May - 30th September).

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St Mary's Bay
(5 miles)

The decent to St Mary’s Bay is one of the best views in Brixham, with panoramic views of the English Riviera. This beautiful, unspoilt beach has a carpark nearby, but we recommend walking there to make the most of the stunning surroundings. The sandy and shingle beach is sheltered by steep cliffs on either side, which means the decent to the beach isn’t easy, especially for those with mobility disabilities. There are no facilities at the beach, but visitors can take the coast path north to Berry Head Nature Reserve, where there is a great café and toilets, as well as stunning coastal views. Dogs are welcome all year, making St Mary’s Bay a great place to take a well-earned rest on your dog walk.

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Churston Cove
(5 miles)

If you’re willing to venture off the beaten track, you’ll discover one of Brixham’s hidden gems, Churston Cove. Surrounded by sloping wooded hillsides, this beautiful little cove isn’t the easiest to get to, which makes it an idyllic, peaceful place to while away the day. The crystal clear water is safe for kids to paddle and play in, and is a popular swimming spot. Parking is available at Freshwater carpark, a 15-minute walk away. There are no toilet facilities or cafes, and the beach is accessed via a long, steep path, which is uneven in places, but this beautiful little cove is worth the effort. Churston Cove is dog-friendly all year round.

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April 2024

Really enjoyed our time In Wisteria House as stated in details garage is small (we took a mini which just fitted) but free parking was available near by. Also for some guests the hill may be a problem. But as stated View was lovely. Would certainly stay there again.


February 2024

Yes! The house keeper and owner were very helpful and welcoming. As a large group we found the kitchen/living area split on different floors a bit tricky - it kind of split the group up but there’s not much the owner could do about that. The doors to the garden on both levels were very tricky to open and close and could probably do with replacing - they were very drafty. Overall a great house with good facilities and helpful owners.


January 2024

Wisteria House was beautiful, perfect location when visiting Dartmouth.


August 2023

Yes, Jules was very helpful and communicative especially during arrival day with no water at the property. Garage access quite tight/tricky in a medium sized car… this should be mentioned in house details on website.

Dear Guest, thank you very much for taking the time to leave a review. We're glad to hear Jules was able to assist when the loss of water throughout town coincided with your arrival day. Regarding the garage details, there is some excellent information and even measurements under the 'Parking' section of the property web page so hopefully this will prove helpful for any future visits. Best wishes, The Toad Hall Team

- The Toad Hall Team


July 2023

Great house, very well furnished. Would stay again


June 2023

Our stay was fabulous. Perhaps need to list there are a lot of stairs in the property inside and outside and also stress the gradient of the HILL. But this didn't spoil a wonderful week in Dartmouth in this beautiful house!


May 2023

The garden furniture had not been cleaned. Otherwise, all good.


October 2022

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend to others. Our fitness levels certainly improved after each climb up Crowthers Hill.


September 2022

This house is perfect beautiful views across Dartmouth. The interior is lovely and the kitchen is really well equipped too


August 2022

We have been visiting Devon for the past 20 years or more and this years holiday to Dartmouth and Wisteria House has been one of the best. Dartmouth has so much to offer and caters for all, including teenage girls. Beautiful walks just stones throw from the house, which we all loved. Wisteria house itself… well what can I say but just fantastic. Its stylish, homely, welcoming, clean and exceptionally well equipped and the views are just amazing. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting out on the balcony enjoying our family time, with the amazing back drop of Dartmouth. The house wants for nothing and would highly recommend a stay at Wisteria House.


July 2022

Would definitely book again but would like the upstairs shower issue resolved and also the downstairs toilet.

Dear guest, many thanks for your comments and we’re very happy to hear you would stay again. You will be glad to hear the light in the upstairs shower room and issue with the downstairs w/c have both been rectified by the owners. Looking forward to hopefully receiving you again. Best wishes, The Toad Hall team.

- The Toad Hall Team


April 2022

Our weeks stay at Wisteria House was one of the best that we have had in our many visits to Devon. The property is beautifully laid out with everything you need for a luxurious self catering stay. Due to the properties elevated position the views from the terrace are breathtaking and provided the perfect setting for us to enjoy dining Al Fresco. The kitchen is extremely well equipped so whether you decide to eat in or visit one of the many great local restaurants (all within walking distance) you’ll have everything you need. As a family we enjoyed exploring the area, this included a visit to Dartmouth castle, a relaxing river cruise and visiting one of the many surrounding beaches. In fact with so much more still for us to see we’re already thinking about a second break to wonderful Wisteria House!


April 2022

The housekeeper Jules was excellent. She informed us beforehand of roadworks and difficulty accessing the property and was very helpful during our stay. First rate


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