A small, select development of Self Catering Holiday Cottages in South Devon near Plymouth offering excellent farm accommodation with lovely views of the South Devon coast. Positioned in the South Hams, Traine Farm Holiday Cottages, are just a mile’s walk from Wembury beach where you’ll find a National Trust café to relax and enjoy the views.
Our self-catering Holiday Cottages in Devon are situated in a superb location for South Devon holidays; Dartmoor is a short distance away and the University City of Plymouth with its excellent shops, restaurants and famous Plymouth Theatre Royal is reached within seven miles.
Traine Farm Holiday Cottages is now under new management. Sisters Claire and Jen are looking forward to welcoming you to the farm. Sadly Sheila passed away in 2019 after successfully running the business for 20 years with husband Robert. Robert still lives on site and will be happy to help but daughters Claire and Jen will be looking after the bookings, changeovers and day to day management of the business. Both Claire and Jen live locally on farms with their young families. They both worked at the farm for many years when they lived at Traine and have the same exacting standards that Sheila expected.
Traine Farm is set in this idyllic rural part of Devon. It has been a settled holding since before 1086 and was mentioned in the Domesday Book. It makes an ideal, year round base from which to explore the surrounding areas. Farm holidays are an ideal place to relax and unwind, why not bring your wellies and enjoy some time exploring the surrounding countryside.  We have some great walks in the area and the footpath from the farm joins the South West Coastal Path at the beach. It’s a leisurely 20 minute walk and we provide a map and text to point out the features of interest. Alternatively, walk to Warren Point; it takes around 20 minutes and from here you can catch the ferry across to Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo.
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