Yealm Holidays  Tel + 44 (0) 1752-872712  is currently offering 9 The Malthouse, a  waterside Tourist Board inspected, well furnished and fully equipped detached COTTAGE in NOSS MAYO on the Yealm Estuary in South Devon.  The South Hams picturesque villages of (click)> Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo shows telephone numbers of the local pubs and restaurants.  (click to see  location map), 10 miles (16 km) East of the City of Plymouth, South Devon, UK. See link: www.francisfrith.com/newton-ferrers 

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Blessed with mild winters the South West's beaches of Mothecombe on the Flete Estate and famous for many films (open to the public Wednesdays and Sundays; has a summer months café plus a fruit and ice cream stall); Bigbury (of Burgh Island and Agatha Christie fame) and other lovely beaches around The National Trust Coastline, in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, can be enjoyed all year round. The pre Domesday Book River Yealm Estuary villages of Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo offer peaceful, tranquil holidays.

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Beside the waters of The YEALM (pron 'YAM') there is a yacht club, local sailing, boat-hire, fishing trips, lovely coastline, cliff top and woodland walks. The local WATERSIDE pubs are friendly and offer good food. lOCAL shops, including a Post Office offering home baked bread and cakes. There is a butcher and a dispensing chemist/pharmacy, and all are well stocked and sometimes stay open late. There are many more restaurants in this area and a good fish'n chip shop in Brixton - tasty tasty, very very tasty.  As well as 3 pubs in Newton (The Dolphin) and Noss (The Swan Inn and the more expensive 'The Ship'); there are more pubs in the South Hams; eg Modbury, Holbeton, Yealmpton (I can send you a link for the full details of the prestigious award winning Rose & Crown in Yealmpton). Brixton has a restaurant called 'Just Williams' - book ahead. 

At the mouth of the Yealm is the Mewstone - a huge rocky grassy outcrop, sharply sloping to seaward. It helps to break up the force of the sea, thus giving protection for boats entering the Yealm harbour, affording safe anchorage and moorings, the whole administered by the River Yealm Harbour Authority.

Wembury Bay  - Courtesy of Visit South Devon

 ?who can tell me something that Modbury became famous for in 2009? No prizes offered but the first correct answer with a whole week's [confirmed] booking will have the rent reduced by 10% or a Shortbreak by 5%.

   Yealmpton Motor Services (Texaco fuels) have a shop and credit card payment facilities. They sell domestic wood and coalite, Disposable Barbecue cooking packs, firelighters and DVD rental.  For reasons of 'Elf and Safety', the cottage is  not provided with a barbecue.

   The villages of Newton Ferrers, Noss Mayo and Yealmpton do not have any high street Banks but the Village Store and Off-License in Yealmpton main street both have a cash-point machines. The Village Store is open long hours. Yealmpton Post Office cashes most cheques (Post Office hours) and both take Credit Card payments for general shopping £10 and above. The very old town of Modbury has some interesting and unusual shops. Modbury is on the A379 COASTAL LEISURE ROAD road to Kingsbridge and Salcombe, then Dartmouth, with a smaller B class road to Bigbury Bay (Golf Club).

 Plymouth, with its fascinating history and deep natural harbour including The Old Barbican Harbour from where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail for America, the harbour area offers all types of restaurants, shops and antiques. In the City Centre you will find more restaurants, supermarkets, theatre, cinemas and nightlife leisure entertainment, including the famous National Marine Aquarium near the Hoe waterfront, and where Drake's bowling green is still used to this day.  

 Yealm Holidays extends a warm welcome to this beautiful part of Britain. Have a lovely holiday with us whatever time of year you stay.

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  The holiday cottage 9 The Malthouse is outlined on the Cottages Index Page. This index gives a brief description including the accommodation, equipment and facilities. The cottage enjoys a 3 STAR Visitbritain rating grade (Please refer below for details). You may go directly to the page at any time by selecting the "Cottages" link at the top of all pages. To view the full details of the property showing rooms and furniture, follow the link in the brief summary to the full description;  it is simple to check availability for your preferred dates by clicking on the link to the instant availablity calender where you can book online straight away. The system will then email you an automatic reply.  If confirmation of availability of your first choice is not available then please use the 'Contact Us' page link at the top of THIS, the Home page. Please read the Booking Terms  before making a booking.  The information is in your own interest.

  We have some friends in Plymouth who operate a 'bus called Beryl' from EASTER to the 31 OCTOBER  (Plymouth Discovery Tours Ltd) ;  anyone who would love to be taken on an educational but inspirational and entertaining tour around Plymouth for an hour, starting at the famous Mayflower Steps on the Barbican, (PL1 2LR, within a short level walk of the National Marine Aquarium) please come aboard.  It is an enjoyable trip no matter what your age!!  Go on, you'll always be left wondering what Plymouth is really like if you don't! Please do contact Lorna Pearce your Tour Director who can tell you more Tel: 07743 794234

Adults £6; Children (5-14) £3.50; OAPs/Students £4.50;  A family of 4 £16.50;  Under 5s and dogs FREE. BERYL THE BUS IS WAITING FOR YOU ON FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS from Easter to the end of October.

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Classification

	Acceptable/good level of quality. All units self-contained - two bathrooms where there are nine guests or more
	In addition to what is provided at 2 stars, good overall level of quality. Good standard of maintenance and decoration. Ample space and good quality furniture. All double beds with access from both sides. Microwave.
	In addition to what is provided at 3 stars, very good overall level of service. Very good care and attention to detail will be obvious throughout. Either access to washing machine and drier, if not provided in the unit, or a 24 hour laundry service.

 Exeter, Torquay, Paignton and Goodrington (beaches and Zoo) and Totnes (Devon Steam Railway) are all within easy reach, as is Dartmoor, North Devon, Cornwall and Plymouth on the main Paddington to Penzance Railway.

There are now no flights to Plymouth airport which is currently closed;  the local airline was www.airsouthwest (now "eastern airways") used to fly from London Gatwick, Bristol, Newquay, Manchester and Jersey.