This former barn conversion offers a superb holiday experience, ideal for families and friends looking for a country retreat on the edge of Exmoor National Park.
Sleeping 10 plus a four-legged friend, this barn conversion is the perfect base from which to explore the North Devon countryside and coastline with family or friends. Tastefully converted, the accommodation is bright, contemporary and open plan with wonderful views across rolling countryside. After an action-packed day spent exploring Exmoor National Park or one of the many nearby attractions, curl up beside the roaring wood burner or relax in the private hot tub while your pooch discovers new and exciting smells in the enclosed garden.
Inside, the accommodation is warm, welcoming and full of charm, with exposed stone walls and an abundance of natural light. While the chefs of the group rustle up delicious meals in the chic and contemporary kitchen, fellow guests can enjoy a glass of wine at the breakfast bar. Once prepared, tuck into family feasts at the dining table, which afford wonderful views across rolling countryside. Afterwards, sink into one of the inviting sofas in the lounge area while your faithful friend keeps cosy in front of the crackling wood burner. Arranged over two levels and accessed via a striking bespoke oak staircase, each of the five bedrooms has been finished in restful neutral tones with sumptuous soft furnishings and Smart TVs. Outside, the garden is sure to impress guests of all ages and breeds with its outdoor games, covered hot tub, lawn and charcoal BBQ.
Just south of Exmoor National Park, this beautiful barn conversion is ideally located for enjoying memorable walks together. Let your four-legged friend lead you through ancient woodland and heather-clad moorland to dog-friendly village pubs, which are scattered about this breathtaking countryside. Splash in the surf on the sands of Croyde (17.5 miles) or Woolacombe (19.5 miles) or pad along the pebbles at Porlock (21 miles). For amenities, Barnstaple (7.5 miles) has plenty to offer, from dog-friendly pubs and cafes to independent shops and parks.