Cedar Pod

• Sleeping arrangements

  2 adults on sofa bed, duvet and pillows provided, own sheet, duvet cover & pillow cases required

• Bathroom Facilities

  Shower, loo and sink combo. Own towels required

• Cooking Facilities

  Modern German kitchenette with gas hob, integrated electric oven & fridge and ice cube maker

• Internet Access

  Wi-Fi is available at this property.

• Heating and Lighting

  Underfloor heating, electric lighting

• Pets Policy

  1 well behaved dog £20 fee

• Grounds and Nearby

  Parasol, mood lighting, charcoal BBQ, half acre surrounded by hedges and trees

• Parking Information

  On parking area nearby, steps dwon to pod

• Arrival Times

  Check in from 4:00PM and check out by 10:00AM

  These are recommended check-in/out times to allow Covid-19 sanitisation, earlier/later times may be available by request with the owner
• Public Transport

  Nearest Train Station: Ivybridge, 5 miles away. Own transport recommended

The pod's small double sofa-bed has a comfy double mattress topper and views over the paddock. (double duvet and 4 pillows provided, please bring covers). A compact luxury shower room at the back has a hot shower, loo/sink combo and is toasty warm with underfloor heating. If you can't do without screen entertainment the 50 Inch 3DHD TV with Freeview & PS4 Games Console (with a small selection of games and 3D movies) should do the trick although you might choose to leave the rural peace undisturbed. There is also an iPod Bluetooth Speaker and free WIFI.

A modern German kitchen has a gas hob, integrated electric oven & fridge - all the essentials, and whilst there isn't an icebox in the fridge, that G&T doesn't have to be lukewarm as there is an ice cube maker! 

The pod sits in its own half acre of private lawn complete with picnic bench, large parasol, outside mood lighting & charcoal barbie - maybe try some locally sourced goodies and beers or a food hamper from Riverford Farm Shop.

Pips Pick Your Own is a great place to pick your own fruit and veg and have fun to learn about some foods that we might take for granted. You've got the whole paddock to yourselves, so make the most of it, laze around in dappled shade under the trees, cook up sumptuous local food, and marvel at starry skies free from light pollution.

If you love eating out Plymouth is a few minutes drive and has a great selection of eateries to choose from.

Barbican Kitchen The barbican kitchen is in a lovely spot of old Plymouth. Lovely Food.

RockFish The location couldn't be better for seafood lovers. They are overlooking the ocean and right next door to the National Marine Aquarium.

Platters Restaurant Plymouth is the most fabulous seafood restaurant on Plymouth's historic Barbican.

Rhodes at the Dome and ‘Bar Rhodes' perched on Plymouth Hoe overlooking Plymouth Sound.

The China House in Plymouth is a country pub & restaurant oozing rural charm and rustic character. In 1768, William Cockworthy made the first hard porcelain produced in England In Plymouth. The porcelain was made from china clay, hence their name The China House. 

Visit The Artillery Tower for a brilliant fine dining experience.