Luxury rooms both en-suite with use of sitting room.Exceptional breakfasts from local produce.

Mill Cottage is situated centrally in Tuckenhay with a breath-taking view across the valley and high up the steep fell opposite which is usually studded with sheep. Bow Creek is only 250 metres away along the winding road and the first of the two public houses, the inviting Maltsters Arms, only another 50 metres. The Watermans Arms is a further 400 metres along the bank of the creek and both are recommended for their food.

If you know South Devon you'll know the South Hams district, but the chances are that you won't know the tiny hamlet of Tuckenhay, one of Devon's best kept secrets. Tuckenhay is an idyllic base from which you can either sit back and contemplate life or grasp the opportunity and enjoy its many activity features '` walking, bird watching, exploring by boat, canoeing and pony trekking to name but a few. Only three miles from Totnes and located in the lush valley of Bow Creek which ebbs and flows to the tune of the mighty Dart some three miles downstream, Tuckenhay has produced some of Britain's finest paper in bygone days '` in the form of Bank of England notes '` and, more recently, TV chef Keith Floyd practised his unequivocal skills at the Maltsters Arms pub and restaurant. The boats which used to deliver and collect their cargoes to and from the cider press and the paper mill '` now both converted into luxurious apartments '` have given way to yachts, motor launches and canoes exploring the densely wooded inlets or simply visiting to sample the unique Tuckenhay experience. Everything in Tuckenhay is within walking distance of Mill Cottage, the ultimate in B&B luxury, designed and renovated to reflect '˜olde worlde' charm with absolutely all mod cons.