Coleton Fishacre is a beautiful Arts and Crafts house set in stunning gardens with superb costal views. This National Trust property is set in a chine leading down to the costal path and sea, so be prepared for steep paths. There are plenty of seats should you need to rest and enjoy the views. The NT attendants are friendly and... More

Had lunch of quiche and salad, spoiled a little by the fact the tasty quiche had been microwaved so a little soggy. Typical National Trust cafe, always busy, a little expensive for a snack lunch, but nothing you could really complain about. I suspect this place is now run by the Trust, rather than the people who ran it a... More

This was well worth the visit. The gardens and walks were lovely though limited possibilities for less able to get around them all but don't be put off by that there was still something to see. This house is a gem for Arts and Crafts and Art Deco.

This is a lovely Arts and Crafts house, nestling in a typical Devon valley. Contents are very 'art deco', beautifully presented, and the house has a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The extensive gardens have lots of winding paths, and these are very very steep. The NT has placed gentle warning signs at the top of slopes, reminding visitors that if... More

We walked to the house along the coast path from the ferry landing at Kingswear - it took us a couple of hours. There's a lot of up and down, but it really is a fantastic walk. And then you arrive at Coleton Fishacre, walking up to the houses through the fabulous gardens. We were there at a perfect time... More

Right balance between house and garden. Small scale but intimate. Well kept gardens with labelled plants and information hut with gardening books. Plenty to see outside and fantastic views. Walks also possible along cliff path.

The house and garden are beautiful. Well worth seeing. It is one of my favourite NT properties that I've visited.

Having recently joined the NT and living so close to Coleton Fishacre it seemed obvious to visit. We are so glad we did. We went with friends and their children started with the house. A really lovely Art Deco property. Quiz sheets for the younger children added some interest and very friendly volunteers and staff. As we were leaving, someone... More

We spent around 3 hours wandering around the house and gardens and easily could have spent more time there What a wonderful home. They have diligently recreated the rooms so you really feel like you have stepped back in time. The staff were very helpful and a font of knowledge. In addition there are information cards in every room. The... More