2 Highcroft

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Dulverton

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Dulverton

Exmoor
  • Sleeps: 4
  • Bedrooms: 2
  • Short Breaks: Yes
  • Pets allowed: Yes
    (£25 each per week)
  • Changeover day: Friday
  • Smoke free property
  • Property Code 2HIGH
  • Washing Machine
  • Tumble Dryer
  • Night Storage Heating
  • Log Burner
Features:
  • Village location
  • Nearby Pub
  • Nearby shop
  • Views

Dulverton, the gateway to southern Exmoor, is a most attractive town tucked alongside the beautiful River Barle and it maintains a strong identity of its own through the highly individual shops. Not far from the centre, this charming semi-detached cottage can be found, overlooking the river and perched above the road that winds up through ancient oak woods to the high moorland. 2 Highcroft has large windows, most of which have views across the valley through the trees, is stylishly comfortable and a delightful spot from which to explore this beautiful area. Come here to soak up the scenery, from the steep sided valleys clothed in dense oakwood, heather covered moorland and clear flowing rivers to the remarkable coastline where plunging cliffs and woods meet the sea. Exmoor offers uninterrupted natural beauty on a grand scale, so the walking and riding is unsurpassed.

Previous guests' comments:

"Fabulous week, great cottage, great town. Thanks." Deb and Jim.

"Really lovely cottage which I hope we will stay in again" Charlotte

Accommodation:

Attractive sitting room with woodburner, sofa, chairs, flat screen TV with DVD and lovely wooded views. Open plan kitchen/dining room with dining table to seat six. Well equipped kitchen with electric cooker, fridge with ice box, microwave, washing machine and large window that looks onto the cliff face at the rear of the cottage. A side door leads into a porch with tumble dryer and access to the steps at the side of the cottage. Stairs up to the bedrooms. Double bedroom with fine views and 4ft 6in double bed, fitted cupboard and wash hand basin. Twin bedroom with two 3ft beds and views. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.

Outside:

A steep zig zag gated path with steps leads to the cottage from the road below. A railed terrace runs along the front of the cottage and at the side a series of steep steps rise up the cliff face at the rear of the cottage to a small decked, railed platform with superb views across the valley. Children will need supervision in this area.  

Parking: On road parking is possible in places along the road below, alternatively the town car park (weekly season tickets available) is five minutes’ walk.

Features:

  • Included: Bed linen, towels, electricity and heating (night storage).
  • Pets: One small dog welcome.
  • Telephone: No telephone, mobile provided for emergency use only. Mobile reception mixed.
  • Local Facilities: Pubs, restaurants and shops 5 minutes walk. Exmoor open moorland 3 miles. Tarr Steps 5 miles. Minehead and beaches 15 miles.

Please Note: Regret no children under 10 and the property may not be suitable for the elderly or infirm due to outside steps.

Dulverton

  • The Guildhall Heritage Centre in Dulverton has a museum showcasing the last 100 years of the village, regular excellent exhibitions in its art gallery and a fascinating photographic archive.
  • The Post Office, greengrocer and supermarket in Dulverton provide everything you need for your stay in a self catering holiday cottage.
  • Dulverton has a fantastic array of places to dine, from traditional pubs and fish and chips, to Thai restaurants and tea shops.

Exmoor

  • Exmoor Zoo is one of the must see attractions of the area, with regular hands on sessions and a vast array of species, it's a fun day out for the whole family.
  • Located on the eastern border of Exmoor National Park, Dunster Castle has been an important fortress for 1000 years and is the perfect place to immerse yourself in local history.
  • The County Gate visitors centre offers exceptional views of the Park and is a great place to begin one of the many walking trails, including Doone Valley, where you will find a deserted medieval village hidden away deep in the moors.

Somerset

  • The City of Bath has a variety of theatres, museums, and other cultural and sporting venues, which have helped to make it a major centre for tourism
  • Built in the 12th-century, Wells Cathedral is a fine example of Early Gothic architecture and one of the most popular attractions in Somerset
  • Exmoor National Park is an area of open moorland in West Somerset and the beautiful natural landscape is not to be missed

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