This charming cottage forms part of a delightful mews of converted barns all sympathetically designed with much character and original features. Located off a quiet lane leading to Woodbury Common and overlooking an orchard this is an idyllic place in which to spend a peaceful and relaxing holiday. The quaint and totally unspoilt seaside town of Budleigh Salterton is just a few minutes drive away with its wonderful selection of individual shops, restaurants and inns. There are lovely walks along the River Otter which leads down to the sea at Budleigh Salterton, the path along the Jurassic Coast can be accessed here. The whole area is ideal for bird watching, cycling, walking, horse riding and golf all of which are within a short distance of the cottage. ACCOMMODATION: Inner lobby leading to well equipped modern kitchen and spacious dining area with French doors to beautiful patio and garden area. Comfortably furnished sitting room with French doors leading to patio and garden, overlooking orchard and fields. Modern bathroom with shower over bath and W.C. Turning cottage style stairs to open plan double bedroom with exposed beams and sloping ceiling. Lovely outlook over surrounding countryside and velux windows. Outside there is a very pretty garden with patio area, garden furniture and small summerhouse. SERVICES: Colour TV, video and hi fi. Microwave, washing machine, freezer. Private parking. Gas central heating. Duvet on bed, linen hire available. 1 small pet strictly by arrangement charged at £20.00 per week. Guests are asked not to smoke inside the cottage. Thursday to Thursday changeover day. Lovely garden and private parking.
Situated in the centre of a beautiful bay on the western side of the river Otter estuary, Budleigh Salterton is a tranquil town where you will find quality local shops. Budleigh Salterton's location is ideal for walking and bird watching. Salterton is derived from the days when the main industry of the area was salt-panning - in those days the town was known as Ottermouth. The beach at Budleigh Salterton is a steeply shelving crescent of pebbles, overlooked at the western edge by high red cliffs. The beach is famous for its fat round pebbles - 'like buns or muffins'. Though the beach is quite steep, the swimming is safe - for those who require a sandy foreshore, a short walk westwards will bring them to the small sheltered beach at Littleham Cove. In the centre of Budleigh Salterton is the Fairlynch - a small museum with displays of local and natural history of the area as well as a display of Devon Lace and a fine collection of costumes. Next door to the museum is the Octagon where the artist Sir John Everet Millais stayed during the creation of his famous painting, 'The Boyhood of Raleigh' - which can be seen in the Tate Gallery in London. Sir Walter Raleigh was born just two miles away from Budleigh Salterton at Hayes Barton.
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