Self-catering holiday cottages in Exmoor - Page 1 of 2

Clover Cottage is located within the tiny beautiful medieval village of Dunster, near to the beaches at Minehead, Somerset.The cottage was built in 1835 and provides comfortable holiday accommodation for four guests (occasional five). It is ideally situated in a private access road just off the main street at the foot of the magnificent Dunster Castle and ancient church.Dunster is one of the most popular places for visitors within the Exmoor National Park.  It has an ancient castle (now owned by the National Trust) as its focal point, along with a yarn market, priory, dovecote, packhorse bridge and working mill. It also offers some interesting little shops to browse, restaurants, tea shops and three local pubs - all just .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Maxwelton is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing holiday and offers a high standard of accommodation enhanced by breathtaking sea views.  It can accommodate parties of up to six guests or larger groups of seven to eight if Bracken (one bed apartment) on the ground floor is also rented at the same time. Located in the traditional Exmoor village of Porlock, in West Somerset, this stunningly unspoilt part of England has much to offer in terms of wildlife, history, outstandingly beautiful and diverse landscapes. Porlock and Porlock Weir offer a great selection of fine restaurants, country pubs and cafes where you can enjoy delicious cream teas, seafood specialities, along with traditional local fayre. Porlock has an assortment of intere.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

‘Woodlands’ is a comfortable, well equipped, light and spacious detached holiday home in an enviable position on the coast just above the small picturesque harbour of Porlock Weir, Exmoor. Sleeping up to ten guests, (but still cosy for two), it has the most incredible open views of the sea from virtually all of the rooms, and from the large private terrace where you can dine in peace and enjoy the clean air. Set in a large private garden with mature camellias, rhododendrons and three small lawns, this is a perfect place for a relaxing holiday by the sea. Ideal for family get-togethers, but also popular with walkers, the house is traditional in style and homely with no minimalism. There are two sitting rooms, one with open fire, and the bathroom.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Beaver Cottage is a gorgeous highly rated immaculately presented character property with original features. Offering both charm and comfort, it is very well equipped and cosy with full central heating and open fire. Attention to detail means there are attractive fireplaces in the bedrooms, sumptuous beds made up with fresh white Egyptian cotton, gadgets in the spacious kitchen, attractive well-kept cottage gardens, parking for two cars in the drive, and all on one level. The private rear garden that catches the afternoon and evening sun provides the ideal spot in which to relax with a drink at the end of a days walking. Quietly situated next to the South West Coastal Path in the village of Porlock it is easy to step back in time to real village shop.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Located on the edge of the Exmoor National Park, Bratton Crest is positioned in a quiet and elevated position on a lane that leads to the small hamlet of Bratton.  This comfortable two bedroomed bungalow affords lovely south facing views across a wooded valley and provides the ideal place for guests to relax and unwind.  The cottage has been completely refurbished to a high standard and is not only ideal during the winter months with central heating but also perfect for a summer holiday where you can enjoy a warm evening on the terrace taking in the lovely country views. The pretty hamlet of Bratton sits in the valley below and you can enjoy lovely country walks from the front door, one taking you up the combe and over the moor to the top of North Hill which.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Wintershead occupies an idyllic situation within the Exmoor National Park, far away from the stresses of modern life - a tame wilderness covering 265 sq. miles of spectacular countryside and home to the famous red deer, Exmoor ponies and gracious soaring buzzards.The owners aim is to provide top quality accommodation in luxury holiday cottages, in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere.The self catering holiday cottages surround a courtyard, all of which have been imaginatively converted into high quality cottages retaining all their original charm and character.The 'holiday cottage' has everything you will need for the perfect holiday - a home from home.Panoramic viewsExcellent base for touringFully inclusive priceAmple ParkingLaundry Facilitie.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Wintershead occupies an idyllic situation within the Exmoor National Park, far away from the stresses of modern life - a tame wilderness covering 265 sq. miles of spectacular countryside and home to the famous red deer, Exmoor ponies and gracious soaring buzzards. The owners aim is to provide top quality accommodation in luxury holiday cottages, in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. The self catering holiday cottages surround a courtyard, all of which have been imaginatively converted into high quality cottages retaining all their original charm and character. The 'holiday cottage' has everything you will need for the perfect holiday - a home from home. Panoramic views Excellent base for touring Fully inclusive price Amp.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Wintershead occupies an idyllic situation within the Exmoor National Park, far away from the stresses of modern life - a tame wilderness covering 265 sq. miles of spectacular countryside and home to the famous red deer, Exmoor ponies and gracious soaring buzzards.The owners aim is to provide top quality accommodation in luxury holiday cottages, in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere.The self catering holiday cottages surround a courtyard, all of which have been imaginatively converted into high quality cottages retaining all their original charm and character.The 'holiday cottage' has everything you will need for the perfect holiday - a home from home.Panoramic viewsExcellent base for touringFully inclusive priceAmple ParkingLaundry Facilitie.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Shippen is situated in an attractive hillside position with wonderful far reaching sea views over the River Taw estuary to Saunton Down and beyond to the hills of Exmoor. It is located at Huish Moor where the owners also offer Bed and Breakfast and it is ideally located just two and a half miles from Instow with its sandy beach, local shop, pubs and restaurant.Originally a feeding barn, The Shippen has been converted to provide very comfortable self catering accommodation for up to seven guests.  It has a spacious living area with wonderful views and provides accommodation of a high standard of both comfort and style.For those who enjoy fishing, you are in for a real treat as Tim (the owner) is a passionate fly fisherman w.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (The Hayloft being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the only.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Coach House is home to four self catering holiday apartments and stands in the grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion. Originally it was the holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family and was chosen for its proximity to the sea and stunning open moorland.The four apartments (Groomscott being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria and each faces onto a garden area with tables and chairs to relax on.  They have all been planned with considerable thought and TLC by the owners, Tricia (interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener). The Area: Exmoor National Park is ideal for walkers and combines wild landscapes with stunning seascapes. Expect to see Sparrow .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Coach House stands in the sleepy grounds of Doverhay Place, a rambling Edwardian mansion built by one Captain Perkins. It was originally holiday home of the wealthy Salaman family chosen for its proximity to the stunning open moorland and the sea.A pleasant walk to Porlock village and beach, the three apartments (Little Court being one) back onto a sunny courtyard planted with scented mimosa, eucalyptus and wisteria. Each faces onto a leafy garden area with wooden tables and chairs. Each has been planned and converted with a great deal of TLC by the owner, Tricia (frustrated interior designer) and Mike Newell (retired builder and avid gardener) rarely seen without paintbrush or garden trowel in hand. The Area: Exmoor National Park is the onl.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Maple Cottage accommodates up to four guests in two bedrooms and is ideal for two couples or a couple with one or two older children. It is located in a designated area of natural outstanding beauty on the fringe of the western edge of Exmoor and is ideal for those who want to enjoy all that North Devon has to offer. The cottage is beautifully furnished and well equipped and sits within the village of Combe Martin, right beside the National Trust area of Heddon Valley, which also includes the Great and Little Hangman and Woody Bay.  Combe Martin lies in the heart of some of North Devon’s most beautiful scenery. As you approach Combe Martin you will see glimpses of some breath taking views. The two headlands of Great and Little H.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Woodhouse is located ten miles west of Tiverton in the heart of beautiful unspoilt rolling Devon countryside, providing the perfect place to get away from it all and escape the pressures of every day life. The property dates back to the seventeenth century. In Victorian times, a stone house was built, and the old cob farmhouse was converted into a barn. The house has lots of original charm and character, with tiled and wooden floors and comfortable furniture. It offers complete privacy and tranquility and is surrounded by gardens and picturesque old barns, with no neighbours nearby.Approached by a long private drive and away from roads, Woodhouse has forty acres of woodland and pasture. There are lots of lovel.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Chimney Cottage is a charming, thatched, self catering holiday cottage which sleeps up to six guests (five adults, plus child, plus cot) in the delightful, historic village of Dunster. This spacious, grade II listed holiday cottage, dates back to the 17th century and is located in a lovely position near the old Mill. The cottage has a south-facing courtyard garden which slopes down to the stream that feeds the Mill (a stone wall with a solid gate ensures safety for children). It was extensively refurbished over the winter of 2007/8 and now provides a high quality of accommodation which includes three bedrooms (one with an en suite shower room, one with an en suite cloakroom), a family bathroom, sitting room and a large kitchen/din.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Forge Cottage is delightful romantic holiday cottage which is located in a peaceful rural location in the heart of Exmoor National Park.  It provides the ideal place to escape the pressures of every day life and relax amongst beautiful countryside.Located in a pretty little lane in the peaceful village of Wootton Courtenay, the cottage is within a short stroll of the village shop and has instant access to footpaths on the Exmoor National Park.  There is a good restaurant within walking distance (generally open at weekends) and a pub within two miles which you can also walk to.  The cottage offers spacious accommodation for three guests in one double bedroom which also has an additional single bed.  There is also a sofa bed in the sitting room. The Exm.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Old Cob Barn offers peace and tranquillity. Set amidst the rolling countryside of unspoilt North Devon, looking across the valley onto green hillsides, white-spotted with frolicking lambs, this ancient cob barn has been converted to provide an excellent and very spacious living area. It also benefits from its own secluded courtyard garden and private parking area. Ideally situated, just ten minutes from historic Great Torrington and fifteen minutes from Bideford, it is central for visiting the many beautiful coastal walks and sandy beaches.  The Old Cob Barn is equidistant from the stunning Exmoor and Dartmoor parks and just minutes away from the famous RHS Rosemoor gardens. This is the place to come and rediscover the England of ye.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Hartshanger is an Edwardian gentleman's residence set above the village of Porlock in the heart of the Exmoor National Park. The top floor of the main house and the coach house have been converted into beautiful self-catering accommodation. Beams, sloping ceilings and patchwork quilts in the bedrooms all add to the charm of these properties. Set in the middle of about 5 acres, Hartshanger has wonderful views over Porlock Bay towards Wales.This is a peaceful place, with the only sounds being that of the surf on the beach below and the occasional call from a seagull, buzzard, cow or sheep. It is the ideal place for those wanting to get away from it all and relax or walk our beautiful countryside. There is tennis on site and sea and river fishing, horse riding, cycling and mountain .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Hartshanger is an Edwardian gentleman's residence set above the village of Porlock in the heart of the Exmoor National Park. The top floor of the main house and the coach house have been converted into beautiful self-catering accommodation. Beams, sloping ceilings and patchwork quilts in the bedrooms all add to the charm of these properties. Set in the middle of about 5 acres, Hartshanger has wonderful views over Porlock Bay towards Wales.This is a peaceful place, with the only sounds being that of the surf on the beach below and the occasional call from a seagull, buzzard, cow or sheep. It is the ideal place for those wanting to get away from it all and relax or walk our beautiful countryside. There is tennis on site and sea and river fishing, horse riding, cycling and mountain .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This beautiful Victorian hunting Lodge is set in a spectacular position within 266 square miles of the Exmoor National Park.   The lodge is perfect for accommodating large parties of up to twenty eight guests and is furnished and equipped to a very high standard to ensure your every need is met, whatever the occasion.The Cleeve is positioned in a perfect location, not being overlooked by any other properties, yet just a two minute stroll to shops, restaurants and pubs and under two miles from a beach.  You can truly relax and take it easy in this unique secluded position whilst having the convenience of many facilities on your doorstep.   Exmoor is among the UK's greatest areas of outstanding beauty and offers numerous activities to enjoy and place.... click to read about this holiday cottage.