My wife Emma and I love travelling and exploring new places with our two young daughters. And whenever we're not in Devon we would love others to explore the South Hams and the rest of the county, using the Old Bakery as their base. We've got beautiful beaches, amazing walks and fantastic pubs and restaurants on our doorstep and hope everyone who stays with us loves it every bit as much as we do!

Make some memories at this unique and family-friendly place. This former bakery is in a fantastic location in the heart of St Ann's Chapel just a 9-minute drive to Bigbury on Sea or 7 minutes to Challaborough Bay, there's so much to see and do just a stone's throw away.

St Ann's Chapel is one of the three principle sub-communities of Bigbury Parish, the other two being Bigbury village and Bigbury-on-Sea. It is a beautiful parish located within the South Hams District of Devon. Its key features can be summed up by the simple phrase ‘Community, Countryside and Coast’. Farming, tourism and a variety of home-based enterprises make up the principle sources of employment. The population of Bigbury as detailed in the 2001 census was 582. Contained within the parish are many stunning walks, beaches and a well presented 18 hole golf club with stunning views of the Avon Estuary, Bigbury Bay and more. St Ann’s Chapel stands on the main crossroad of the parish with a thriving community, a local shop, parish hall, a 13th century coaching inn, a football field, a play park and skateboard ramps. Bigbury village is located 1.5 miles inland and is comprised of a mixture of full-time residences and other properties catering for the robust tourist trade. The local church was extensively rebuilt in 1872 but parts are believed to date back to the 14th century. Bigbury-on-Sea is a seaside settlement with one of the best beaches in Devon and is linked by a tidal causeway to the famous Burgh Island with its Art Deco hotel and 13th-century public house. It is a popular choice for locals and visitors alike. The golden beach offers fun-filled days for the family and for the more energetic, surfing activities and fishing. The spectacularly beautiful Avon Estuary separates Bigbury-on-Sea from picturesque Bantham on the opposite shore. However, there is a ferry service across the estuary for walkers, operating from Bantham