Detached barn conversion sleeping 4 + travel cot
High quality accommodation in delightful village setting
Situated in the village of Simonsbath, in the heart of Exmoor, The Cottage backs onto woodland with immediate access to open moorland and is within a short walk of the Barle Valley where spectacular walks can be enjoyed along the river, to famous beauty spots such as Tarr Steps and Landacre Bridge. Tea rooms and local character pub serving good food are closeby, with all the further amenities of the coastal twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth, including choice of shops, pubs, restaurants, picturesque harbour and Manor greens, less than a 10 mile scenic drive. Ideal base for true nature lovers and those wishing to explore the splendour of Exmoor by foot, bicycle, horseback or car. Beautiful golden sand surfing beaches are also easily accessible within a 20 mile scenic drive across Exmoor countryside.
This delightful stone cottage is very comfortably furnished and well-equipped throughout with oil-fired central heating to provide warmth throughout the cooler seasons. Two attractive bedrooms, each with low thresholds- double with woodland views and twin-bedded. Compact fully-tiled shower room with low threshold, basin and wc and separate ground floor cloakroom/wc. Comfortable living room with TV, DVD/video CD/radio, and wood burner effect electric fire. Fully-fitted kitchen/dining room with electric hob and oven, microwave and washing machine. Enclosed, patio area with garden furniture and offroad parking for up to 2 cars at the front of the property.
FRIDAY CHANGEOVER * All fuel costs inclusive * One small well behaved dog accepted if restricted to the kitchen * Bed linen and towels inclusive * Highchair and stairgate available * No smoking *
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