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Cottage Holidays in Exmoor
Cottage Holidays in Exmoor
ExmoorCountisbury Apartment, sleeps 2 Map
Enjoying a peaceful and secluded setting amidst the beautiful Lynmouth Valley, this holiday property is set within the grounds of the owner’s small country hotel in an elevated position in an AONB overlooking one of the most picturesque areas of Devon. The apartment situated at the top of the hotel has its own private entrance and wheelchair and easy walking access, with breathtaking views of Lynmouth and the sea beyond from the sitting out area. The South West Coast Path can be found at the end of the drive. The pebbly beaches of Lynmouth are just a short walk, and fine sandy beaches and pretty coves are within a short drive. Activities such as golf, fishing and horse riding can be found locally. Shop and pubs 1/4 mile. Full details & availability ExmoorCleave Cottage, sleeps 4 Map
This detached holiday cottage is set within Exmoor National Park, in an elevated position, boasting far reaching views. Touring the many footpaths and coastal walks that Exmoor has to offer will be a delight, some footpaths start from your doorstep. Take the cliff railway from Lynton to Lynmouth where you will find tennis, crazy golf and rugged pebbly beach. Sandy beaches, a short drive. Woolacombe, 15 miles. Golf, fishing, sailing, boat trips, horse riding locally. Shops and pubs ½ mile. Full details & availability ExmoorRookery Cottage, sleeps 4 Map
Stunning views Full details & availability ExmoorMoorland View, sleeps 4 Map
With a stunning outlook over moorland and surrounding countryside, this 17th-century listed holiday property could hardly be more aptly named. Set on the edge of a 200-acre farm, where visitors are welcome to walk the fields and woodlands, with many walks from the front door. It has an attractive and private garden and red deer are a regular sight from its setting just below the church, in one of the smallest villages in the Exmoor National Park. The village and its surrounding area is the setting for a lot of TV’s Johnny Kingdom series. South Molton is 7 miles, Lynton and Lynemouth are just 15 miles distant with Dulverton 8 miles and Dunster Castle 20 miles. Barnstaple 18 miles offers good shopping. Shops 4 miles, pubs and restaurants 2-7 miles.
Full details & availability ExmoorCountisbury Cottage, sleeps 5 Map
Enjoying a peaceful and secluded setting amidst the beautiful Lynmouth Valley, this holiday property is set within the owner’s small country hotel in an elevated position in an AONB overlooking one of the most picturesque areas of Devon. The cottage is cosy and comfortable and has valley views from the lounge and main bedroom with seating outside. The pebbly beaches of Lynmouth are just a short walk, and fine sandy beaches and pretty coves within a short drive. The South West Coast Path can be found at the end of the drive. Activities such as golf, fishing, horse riding can be found locally. Shop and pubs 1/4 mile. Full details & availability ExmoorKipscombe Farm, sleeps 8 Map
Nestling amidst the heather clad moorland of the Exmoor National Park coast, Kipscombe Farmhouse, a spacious, self-contained main wing of the 17th-century farmhouse, enjoys a dramatic coastal setting. Restored to a high standard, with its own secluded south-facing garden, the property offers well-equipped and comfortable holiday accommodation ideal for large family groups. Guests are free to roam amongst the 980 acres of National Trust farmland, where the children will be delighted to meet the sheep, cows and horses. Coastal footpaths lead straight from the farm through some of the most scenic and panoramic views in the area – on a clear day Wales is visible across the Bristol Channel. With the Exmoor National Park on the doorstep, offering a wealth of countryside delights, where Exmoor ponies, red deer and rare birds play, and footpaths and moorland streams meander through wild moorland, this is an ideal location for keen walkers and nature lovers alike. The famous twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth (2½ miles), with their connecting cliff railway, pretty harbour, quaint thatched inns, pebble beaches, tennis courts and putting green are within easy driving or hiking distance. Valley of the Rocks is a popular spot for a picnic, where wild goats scale the magnificent cliffs. Weekly markets are held at Barnstaple, whilst Ilfracombe offers family attractions, a theatre, sandy beaches and boat trips to Lundy Island. The magnificent golden coastal beaches of Saunton, Putsborough, Woolacombe and Croyde, are within easy driving distance, as are many local NT properties. Fishing, horse riding, tennis, golf and surfing locally. Inn with restaurant 1 mile.
Full details & availability ExmoorPickedstones Farm, sleeps 10 Map
Situated at the bottom of a long lane, this secluded farm house offers you a world away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, with numerous gardens and sitting out areas. There are stunning views out across the moor and guests are invited to explore the 1600 acres (please seek owners permission) that make up the farm. There are numerous walks onto the moor or by the River Barle, which can be accessed directly from the holiday property. Full details & availability ExmoorYenworthy Farm - Yenworthy Mill, sleeps 10 Map
Set in a spectacular location on the northern slopes of Exmoor National Park, a few hundred yards from the coast and with views of the Bristol Channel, Yenworthy Farm is situated in ‘Doone Country’, and actually appears in the novel itself. The gun which was supposedly used to repel the ‘Doones’ still hangs in the farmhouse to this day. The farm once had its own mill and the old water wheel can still be seen. Two traditional barns in the courtyard of the farm have been sympathetically converted to offer a very high standard of accommodation throughout.
Note: When booked together Yenworthy Barn and Yenworthy Mill can accommodate up to 20 people and qualify for a discount of 10%. Spacious beamed living/dining room with well-equipped kitchen area, wood-burning stove, wooden floor and door to garden. Stairs to mezzanine with sitting room with TV. Short flight of stairs to double bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite shower room and toilet. Twin bedroom. Separate toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with 5ft bed, additional bunk beds (for +2) and Velux windows. Twin bedroom with Velux windows. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
Full details & availability ExmoorYenworthy Farm - Yenworthy Barn, sleeps 10 Map
Set in a spectacular location on the northern slopes of Exmoor National Park, a few hundred yards from the coast and with views of the Bristol Channel, Yenworthy Farm is situated in ‘Doone Country’, and actually appears in the novel itself. The gun which was supposedly used to repel the ‘Doones’ still hangs in the farmhouse to this day. The farm once had its own mill and the old water wheel can still be seen. Two traditional barns in the courtyard of the farm have been sympathetically converted to offer a very high standard of accommodation throughout.
Note: When booked together Yenworthy Barn and Yenworthy Mill can accommodate up to 20 people and qualify for a discount of 10%. Spacious, beamed living/dining room with wood-burning stove, wooden floor and French door to garden. Spacious, modern, well-equipped, fitted kitchen with beams. Double bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet including disabled facilities. Lower ground floor: Two double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and toilet, one with additional set of bunk beds (for +2). Twin bedroom. Bathroom with shower and toilet. Separate toilet with basin.
Full details & availability ExmoorThe School House, sleeps 13 Map
Set peacefully amidst the scenic landscape of the Exmoor National Park, this spacious Victorian cottage enjoys breath taking country views from its superb hillside position. Formerly the school serving the villages of Oare, Brendon and Countisbury, it has been carefully converted to offer a high standard of well-equipped, quality accommodation, whilst retaining a wealth of original features. A memorable holiday base, The School House is ideal for large family get-togethers whatever the season, and there are plenty of opportunities to soak up the atmospheric appeal of R.D. Blackmore’s wild Doone Country. Boasting its own secluded terrace area, which is perfect for outdoor wining and dining, visitors can choose to relax, explore the thousand-acre estate or stroll down beside the stream to the nearby Staghunters Inn in Brendon. A haven for any wildlife enthusiast, it stands above herb-rich south-facing slopes that are designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Exmoor Natural History Centre is close by, with the Exmoor Zoological and Bossington Wildlife Parks further afield. In addition to sandy beaches at Saunton and Woolacombe, there is a vast array of historical sites to be explored. For days out, visit the National Trust properties at Arlington Court, Watersmeet, Dunster Castle and Knightshayes as well as Marwood Gardens, Williton Tropiquaria and the unique water-powered cliff railway joining the villages of Lynton and Lynmouth (3 miles). There are other shops at Porlock (8 miles), Minehead (14 miles) and Barnstaple (20 miles), with its weekly market. Boat trips to Lundy Island depart from Ilfracombe, and there are facilities for fishing, pony-trekking, tennis and golf closer to home. River fishing and grazing for horses are available by arrangement. There is a full-size table tennis table in case of wet weather and a piano with a collection of music.
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