Cathy's Say

For visitors to Devon holiday cottages like this make an ideal base from which to explore Exmoor National Park. The small winding roads of Exmoor take you through the varied countryside of heather moorland, farmland, ancient wooded valleys, spectacular coastal cliffs and historic villages. The property is situated on the edge of the National Park, a couple of miles from Bampton. It is a delightful town with many fine Georgian buildings, dominated by its castle - one of the best preserved in Devon. Just a few miles away is the small town of Dulverton, situated in a beautiful wooded area. This is excellent walking country with riverside and woodland walks, or more strenuous climbs up to the moors.
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Property Description

This attractive and well furnished cottage, set within the owners’ 6.5 acre grounds is ideally positioned for enjoying the glories of Exmoor National Park. The resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth, linked by cliff railway, lie within easy reach as do idyllic Watersmeet, Badgeworthy Water (of notorious ‘Doone’ family fame), Dunster Castle, Minehead and the West Somerset Railway. Wimbleball Lake for fishing and water sports, and the bustling market town of Tiverton are close by whilst beautiful Dartmoor is a further afield. Riding, golf and good pubs locally. The pretty town of Brampton (2 miles) offers good shops and eating places.

 

Comfortably furnished open plan sitting room with part screened dining and kitchen area. First floor: Large double bedroom with 6’ bed (twins by arr), beamed sloping ceiling, additional single bed (for + child) and ensuite bathroom/WC (shower attachment).