Blackhall Lodge is a beautifully appointed and spacious property situated in a quiet lane and overlooking a large meadow between Wembury, Heybrook Bay and Plymouth. It affords easy access to the coast and beaches, yet is only 20 minutes by car from Plymouth City Centre and the Britanny Ferries terminal.
Penny and Mark Boocock look forward to welcoming you to their home. Our every effort is to please you and ensure you have an enjoyable stay. The charges include a freshly cooked full English Breakfast. Vegetarians are welcome, please let us know in advance.
We have Twin and Double Rooms available.
The South West Coast path is within a mile. Staddon Heights an 18 hole par 68 golf course is one mile away and it has spectacular views of the coast and city; the Club house has the best view in Plymouth.
The Diving centres of Bovisand and Mountbatten are within 5 minutes by car. Diving equipment can be stored overnight in the secure garage at Blackhall Lodge.
About and hour and a quarter from the Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Helligan.
Highlights
Quiet location and 20 mins to Plymouth.
Close to South Hams, Coastal beaches and Dartmoor.
Pictures
Double Bedroom
Twin Bedroom
aerial view of location
Facilities
Rooms:
Family Rooms:
0
Single Rooms:
1
Double Rooms:
1
Twin Rooms:
1
Disabled Facilities: There are no disabled facilities.
Pet Facilities: Pets are not allowed.
Special Diets Provision: Special diets are catered for. Vegetarian breakfast offered.
Smoking Facilities: Smoking is not allowed.
Directions
On A38 go passed Ivybridge and Lee Mill then turn off at the Deep Lane junction signposted Plympton B3416. At top of slip road turn left and then bear sharp right, follow signs to Brixton, Elburton, Plymstock and Bovisand. DO NOT GO TO PLYMPTON. At the first T junction turn left sign posted to Brixton then after about a mile, just after "yellow rumble strips" on road turn right signposted to Elburton/Plymstock. When you get to the large roundabout by the Elburton pub, go straight across up a hill. After about a mile go straight over traffic lights and after about another mile turn left into Goosewell Road. Follow this road up hill about a mile crossing mini-roundabouts. Road bears to the right passed “The Staddi” (a Fun pub) on your left. Carry on up the hill with firstly a green bank on your left then Black and White marker posts on your right. About 10 yards passed the last marker post after the Post Box in the wall and the Neighbourhood Watch sign on the Telegraph Pole (both on your right) take first turn right into Staddiscombe Rd and go down this country lane passed Barn Conversions, and white boat on right, bear sharp left and go passed Yew Tree Cottage on left. We are the next house on the left with Blackhall Lodge sign on Devon wall at bottom of drive. Opposite No 11 Staddiscombe Rd. Journey takes about 15 minutes after leaving A38.
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