CHANCE TO WIN A HOLIDAY IN GALLANTS QUAY, DARTMOUTH HOLIDAY RAFFLE

CHANCE TO WIN A HOLIDAY IN GALLANTS QUAY, DARTMOUTH HOLIDAY RAFFLE

£10 PER TICKET

•  Garage, Landing Platform, Running Mooring and Garden
• Stunning Views up to Noss Yard and the entrance to the Dart Estuary.
• Commanding Position on Dartmouth Foreshore
• Sought After Area, walking distance to town centre, with restaurants, pubs, boutique shops
• 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, includes self contained ground floor annexe
• 2354 square feet floor space

Raffle Draw Date

1.  01 June 2021 (Tickets sold until midnight 31 May 2021)

• A 4 day break can be booked within 12 months from the date of the draw detailed below (dates will be subject to availability)
• Subject to minimum of 75 ticket sales (in total)
• The winning ticket will be drawn using Google Number Generator

Buying a Ticket:

Donate button can be found at top of screen on computer, bottom on mobile. You can also pay by card using the function even if you don’t have a Paypal Account

IMPORTANT: PLEASE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS BELOW: 

• Wait for the message function to come up (after payment confirmation), this takes a few moments to appear and write Dartmouth.
• We will allocate you a ticket number and email this to you (email details will be provided by PayPal).  

STUNNING VIEWS – 4 BEDROOMS / SLEEPS 8 – includes ground floor self contained annexe)

• The property occupies a commanding position on the Dartmouth foreshore, and is located on one of the most sought after roads in Dartmouth.
• Wow what fantastic views you will have to enjoy whilst spending the week here! The property sleeps 6 people in 3 bedrooms in the main house, with a further self contained ground floor annexe sleeping a further 2 people.
• The property is within walking distance of the town’s many pubs, restaurants and boutique shops, a town which has retained much of it’s original charm and is full of character.

 COMMANDING POSITION

The house occupies a commanding position on the Dartmouth foreshore, with amazing views up to Noss Yard and down to the entrance to the Dart Estuary.

 SOUGHT AFTER AREA

This charming town is within walking distance of the property and is located in the much sought after area of South Hams and is known for having an uncommonly temperate climate, consisting of lush unspoilt countryside, hidden coombes and a spectacular coastline.

Accommodation includes:

• First Floor: Hallway, Kitchen / breakfast Room (views across the estuary, back door leading to the garden), Lounge (triple aspect views and private terrace), Cloakroom / WC
• Second Floor: Principal Bedroom Suite (with en-suite) and access to 2 Further Bedrooms and Family Bathroom
• Ground Floor: Annexe with Bedroom, Bathroom and Kitchen / Diner
• Single Garage, Landing Platform, Running Mooring and Garden
• 2354 square feet of floor space (excluding garage)

YOUR TIME AT THE PROPERTY

This type of house in the area house rents out at £1,000 per week low season and £2,000 high season.

 Please Note: The property is not suitable for wheelchair users, the infirm or pushchairs as there are a number of steps from the street down to the property.

ABOUT DARTMOUTH

Situated on the banks of the picturesque River Dart, it’s the perfect year-round destination for a holiday. No matter the weather or time of year, Dartmouth is an exciting town just waiting to be explored.

With numerous festivals and events, exhibitions and markets taking place throughout the year, as well as a great range of attractions and activities both in Dartmouth and nearby, there is always something happening in this vibrant harbour town.

If it’s food you love, there is no better place to immerse yourself in Devon’s local produce, from seafood to ice-cream and fudge, the town is a food-lovers paradise.

There’s no better place to get out and about in the fresh Devon air. Put on your boots and get walking to enjoy the stunning South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the South West Coast Path, both of which are on the town’s doorstep.

You can discover the stunning South Devon countryside by car, foot, bike or boat – the River Dart is nature’s playground for those who love exploring. The beaches in and around Dartmouth are some of the best in the west.

 Places to Visit

Forts and Castles, the Britannia Royal Naval College all accessible to visitors, spend a day exploring the historical buildings and places of Dartmouth.

Historical Houses and Gardens

With 2 English Heritage and 2 National Trust properties in Dartmouth, as well as several stately homes and gardens in the surrounding area – you can spend days exploring. A visit to Agatha Christie’s holiday home at Greenway is a must – both the house and gardens are a real treat for visitors – and if you arrive by boat you experience the beauty of the River Dart which Agatha loved so much.

Steam Trains and More

It’s not just the maritime history that sets Dartmouth apart – it’s also the home of Thomas Newcomen, the inventor of the Steam Engine. A working engine can be viewed at the Dartmouth Visitor Centre why not view the engine and then enjoy a trip on the Dartmouth Steam Railway to round off your industrial education.

Other Things to See and Do

• Dartmouth’s Mayflower Heritage Trail – Walking Tour
• The Newcomen Engine House, housing one of the few surviving ‘Atmospheric Engines’.
• Bayards Cove Fort, a single storey Tudor artillery fort built before 1534 to protect the harbour
• Dartmouth Artisan Market held on the 4th Saturday of the month in Dartmouth’s Old Market Square.
• Dartmouth Museum, a fascinating museum full of history – Fun for all the family, under 12’s go FREE
• Guided History Tours – walking tour pointing out the most important buildings and places
• Dartmouth Castle at the mouth of the Dart, discover the history over the centuries along your way.
• Coleton Fishacre House / Garden, travel back to the Jazz Age at the home of the D’Oyly Carte family.

Nearby: Totnes – 13 Miles – Kingsbridge – 15 Miles