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This charming town on the banks of the River Tamar, may not be as popular as some of its neighbours, but it has plenty of reasons to holiday here. Steeped in history, with loads of historic landmarks to explore, such as the Saltash Guildhall and the Brunel Bridge. The town is also home to the stunning Trematon Castle, which dates back to the 11th century. For a peaceful retreat from the hustle of modern life search our selection of hand-picked Saltash cottages. Aside from its rich history, Saltash is an ideal base for exploring the wider region. Positioned as the 'Gateway to Cornwall' due to its location near the Cornish border, Saltash serves as a convenient entry point for exploring both Cornwall and Devon, offering easy access to nearby attractions. With good transport links, including the nearby A38 and a railway station, Saltash serves as a convenient hub for those exploring the region.
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Saltash's blend of historical charm, riverside beauty, proximity to attractions, and its role as a gateway to both Cornwall and Devon make it an appealing stop for holidaymakers looking to explore this picturesque region. If you're after a more family-friendly destination then why not try Mawgan Porth situated on the north coast? This coastal village nestled between Newquay and Padstow maintains a relaxed and family-friendly vibe, with amenities like cafes, restaurants, and shops catering to visitors. There are also nearby attractions such as a mini-golf course and an aviary for families to enjoy. For more inspiration search our Mawgan Porth cottages. With a wide selection of Cornwall cottages, we have the ideal holiday home for you.
Here are the top 5 things to see and do from our cottages in Saltash:
Saltash is home to the iconic Royal Albert Bridge, a masterpiece designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, offering impressive views across the River Tamar. The town's riverside location allows for scenic walks along the water's edge.
With a history dating back centuries, Saltash boasts historical landmarks like St. Nicholas and St. Faith Church, showcasing architectural heritage. The town's rich past is evident in its buildings and heritage sites.
The town provides opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including walking trails along the river, water-based activities such as kayaking and boating, and nearby countryside for hiking and exploring.
Saltash hosts regular markets where visitors can experience the local culture, sample regional produce, and engage with the community. The town also has a selection of shops, cafes, and eateries offering a taste of Cornish life.
Within reach are attractions such as the National Trust property Antony House, Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park, and the beautiful beaches of South East Cornwall.
Explore more beautiful Cornish towns near Saltash, such as Polperro, or Looe, where you can discover picturesque harbour's, historic sites, and a tranquil coastal atmosphere.
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