Cathy's Say

When it comes to holiday cottages Devon has a good choice close to some of the most stunning coastline in the UK. These Devon holiday homes are on the wild Hartland Peninsula, part of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The main attractions of the peninsula are Hartland Point, rising 350 feet above sea level and home to the lighthouse, and Hartland Quay with its dramatic rugged coastline, unbelievable rock formation and fascinating geological sites. In contrast, yet just a few miles away is Clovelly, one of the most visited villages in Devon. Here, white-washed houses cling to the hillside and cobbled streets lead down to a beautiful harbour. Clovelly is a delight to explore, particularly out of season or late in the afternoon when the crowds have gone

Property Description

Just a few miles from the soaring cliffs and wide surfing beaches of the North Devon coast, these privately owned lodges are ideally situated for enjoying the county’s popular coastline, pretty villages and national parks. Surrounded by a golf club (fees payable) on a countryside estate with fishing lakes, they sit just 4 miles from picturesque Clovelly, a delightfully car free village with its donkey transport and quaint cottages lining its cobbled lanes. Fabulous beaches for relaxing and surfing at Westward Ho!, Saunton Sands, Woolacombe and Croyde Bay are all within easy reach as are the bustling resort of Bude, the spectacular coastal pathways around Hartland Point and the market town of Bideford from where visitors can take boat trips to the island of Lundy, England’s only marine nature reserve. To the north lies Exmoor National Park: a beautiful setting for the resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth, its wild landscapes and stunning coastline are a joy to explore on foot, on horseback or by wheeled transport. Great family attractions such as Big Sheep and Milky Way, RHS Rosemoor and Atlantic Village shopping outlet are nearby, whilst to the south lies the rugged grandeur of Dartmoor National Park, and the amazing Eden Project is about an hour’s drive. Hartland (4 miles) offers sea angling, riding and golf; coarse fishing is available at the lodge park (fishing permit provided); and the thriving village of Woolfardisworthy, locally known as Woolsery, has a shop/post office and pub serving food (2 miles).

 

This very comfortable lodge has prime position overlooking the lake with uninterrupted views of all the wildlife in the area. Attractive open plan sitting room with well-equipped kitchen and dining area. Double bedroom with 5’ bed and en-suite bathroom/WC (shower over bath). Two twin bedded rooms. Shower room/WC.