Luxury South Molton Cottage

Property Description

S88591 is a characterful two-storey open plan cottage, with kitchen/dining room/sitting room with a door leading out on to the private patio where the guests can relax looking towards the beautiful countryside. Make sure to keep an eye out for B and Autumn, the owners' two friendly horses! The large vaulted and beamed bedroom with its king size double bed is situated on the first floor with its en-suite shower and bath. The cottage with its raised patio is accessed by some steps and the property is set within the courtyard of the main house.

The village of Dulverton is close by with its local farm shops, and there are many excellent eating establishments in the area including a Michelin starred pub and restaurant, The Masons Arms, just 1½ miles down the road. Historic Dunster offers a good selection of shops and places to eat, with its famed ancient castle high above with its far-reaching views over the rolling countryside and Bristol Channel being a must-see spot to visit. Exmoor National Park is the go-to place for stunning landscapes, perfect for walks or a drive in the countryside.
Green Knowe sleeping four guests is also available to book at this location.
This holiday at a glance

Sleeps two guests.

Open plan living accommodation.

Very peaceful surroundings although the village of Dulverton is nearby.

Wood burning stove.

Plenty of private parking.

Infants welcome.

Two well-behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge).

WiFi.

Monday and Friday changeovers.

Minimum of a three night stay although two night stays will be considered (see Notes).

Additional features

Fitted electric oven with separate electric hob, microwave, large fridge.

Dishwasher, combined washer/dryer.

Two televisions with Freeview in the living area and the bedroom.

DVD player and CD player.

Digital radio.

Travel cot, high chair and stairgate available on request.

Garden furniture.

Barbecue.

Outside storage space for bikes.

Attractions and nearby amenities

The village of Dunster with its shops and restaurants is well worth visiting, as is the National Trusts' Dunster Castle with its subtropical gardens which has four different micro-climates is home to a diverse range of plants and wildlife. While you are at the castle, drop in and see the restored working watermill located in the castle's River Gardens.

Another National Trust property, Knighthayes Court built in the Victoria era for the Heathcoat-Amory family, should also be on your To Do List where you can learn about its intricate stone carvings on the staircases and many of its ceilings.

The Michelin starred Masons Arms in Knowstone is highly recommended with advance booking advised if you wish to partake in the delicious food.

The Jubilee Inn at Yeo Mill is very good, as are The Grove Inn at Kings Nympton, The George Hotel in South Molton and the Woods Bar and Restaurant in nearby Dulverton.

Drive deeper into the Devon countryside to reach Exmoor National Park or head to Saunton Sands on the North Devon coast for a bracing walk along the beach. While in the National Park, make sure your walk includes the Tarr Steps to Withypool where you can enjoy a well-earned cup of tea and a piece of cake in the Tea Rooms.

Spot porpoises, dolphins and seals at Widmouth Head close to Watermouth Harbour

Take a trip to Ilfracombe and stroll around the harbour or walk to The Tunnels or Hele Bay, both award winning beaches, good for swimming and with plenty of rock pools to explore.

For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here .