Old traditional feeding barn recently converted to provide a very high standard of accommodation. Only 2.5 miles from the sandy beach of Instow sits in an elevated position with far reaching views over the River Taw estuary and up to the hills of Exmoor.
Very well equipped throughout especially the kitchen. Full oil fired central heating and wood burning stove with logs provided. Conveniently placed for all that North Devon has to offer (see further details - activities) Car essential, we have a no smoking policy indoors.
We are 2 miles from the nearest Beach of Instow which is a quaint small seaside vilage. We also have other lovely beaches nearby and plenty of beautiful walking along the coastal path. Exmoor is not far. Barnstable and Bideford are our two local market towns both 4-5 miles away. Exeter is aprox 1 houre by road or rail. There are lots of small vilages in the area to explore and many beautiful garden to visit. A day trip to Lundy Island is what many guests fit into there stay wile at Huish Moor.
General: central heating, linen provided
Kitchen: clothes dryer, dish washer, freezer, fridge, hob, microwave, oven, washing machine
Living Room: fireplace, sofabed, living area seating for 7 people
Dining: dining area, seating for 8 people
Bathrooms: 1 bathroom, 1 shower room
No. of bedrooms: 3 bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin, 1 single), sleeps a maximum of 7 people
Entertainment: audio tape player, radio, tv
Outside: barbecue, garden, parking
Notes: The property has been recently converted to a high standard throughout. The open planned living area is light, spacious and has high ceilings with exposed timbers and stone walls. Full central heating, and a wood burning stove (logs provided). The living room windows have views over open countryside, one of which looks out to sea where Lundy Island can be seen on a clear day.
In addition to the three bedrooms there are two sofabeds and a cot can be made available. There is one bathroom and one shower room both with W.C.'s. Outside in the garden there is a gas fired barbecue. Christmas and New Year Thursday to Thursday change over.
Activities: Cycling-miles of safe disused railway track, The Tarka Trail Fishing-(Hosts speciality) Salmon, Sea Trout, Trout, Sea Fishing Gardens-Famous RHS Rosemoor,Marwood Tapeley and others. Golf-many nearby, from oldest links course in country (Royal North Devon) championship Saunton Sands and others Heritage-NT Arlington Court, Hartland Abbey, Knightshayes Court Horse Riding. Markets-wonderful local farmer's, antique/bricka brack and craft Walking-miles of South West Coast Footpath,Exmoor and Dartmoor Watersports- Fine beaches, good surfing and sailing Wildlife- excellent birdwatching on estuary and inland. Otters often seen along the rivers and Dolphins on coast Red deer on Exmoor, Dartmoor ponies, many wonderful wild flowers including orchids
The Area North Devon numbers amongst the most beautiful and diverse areas in England. 'The Shippen' at Huish Moor is fortunate to have much of this beauty right on the doorstep with magnificent views over rolling fields that are home to much wildlife and many wild flowers. There is a great variety of geographical interest within easy reach, from dramatic coastal cliffs and wide expanses of smooth sandy beaches to the wilds of Exmoor and the ruggedness of Dartmoor. Wonderful unspoilt characterful villages to visit and the area is steeped in History.There is something to cater for every taste and age, whether you wish to be entertained or to simply unwind. There is a large selection of Restaurants and traditional Pubs to choose from nearby.
Sleeps up to
7
Bedrooms
3
Baths
2
typical pricing (per week)
June 18, 2008
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July 9, 2008
$2100
Pricing for all other times of year on request. Prices are subject to change; call us to confirm current pricing.
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800-221-2260