Self catering holiday lets in Branscombe, UK England - Self catering holiday cottages to rent - Book direct

A charming end of terrace thatched cottage, Grade II listed and built around 400 years ago. In the top settlement of Branscombe village a few seconds stroll from the Fountain Head Inn and 5 minutes by car to the beach.

Recently refurbished Grade II listed 16th Century thatched cottage, beautifully appointed and retaining a wealth of character features.

Charming pretty stone cottage, within an 18th Century small terrace, situated in the heart of this picturesque seaside village of Branscombe, surrounded by the beautiful Devon countryside. The beach and coastal footpaths are a 10 minutes walk away.

A detached former granary, converted six years ago. Within the grounds of the owners large country house in rural Branscombe, about a 30 minute challenging walk through meadows to the village pub or 5 minutes by car.

A delightful detached 'Chocolate Box 'thatched Cottage, 16th century, retaining many period features, in the seaside village of Branscombe. Pets most welcome. A truly idyllic retreat.

Pretty 2 bedroomed stone cottage set in the heart of the pretty seaside village of Branscombe. VisitBritain 4 Star Grading, Gold award.

A delightful stone built cottage.Clock Cottage is part of the Rockenhayne Farmstead, set in a beautiful broadleafed wooded valley within 2.5 miles of Branscombe beach.

About a mile inland from Branscombe, nestled at the top of its own valley (badgers, deer, and kites regularly visit) with views over fields and woodland towards the sea, is this beautifully built, detached, New England-style house

A delightful wisteria clad period stone cottage located in the heart of this popular village of Branscombe.

Charming Cottage, one of a fine terrace dating from the 18th century, situated in the heart of the seaside village of Branscombe,opposite the famous 700 year old award winning Mason's Arms Inn.

… 2 miles east of Branscombe in a tiny hedgerow lane about ½ mile back from the coastal path, a gorgeous thatched, detached, Grade II listed cottage with 17th cent