About this property
Situated on the outskirts of Combe Martin centre, Beech Cottage is a beautiful, single-storey cottage surrounded by Devon's stunning countryside. Sleeping two guests with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy the views, the cottage is perfect for a romantic getaway for two. Beech Cottage has classic stone walls and traditional touches, whilst the interior has been tastefully renovated. After a day exploring the local area, the sitting room is a lovely spot with wooden beams, a sofa and armchair to relax with a movie on the large TV, before rustling up dinner in the kitchen/diner; here you will find all the amenities needed, plus a quaint table for two next to a window, providing picturesque views over breakfast even on a rainy day. Guests have access to the nearby garage where there is a freezer, washing machine and extra storage space. To the left of the kitchen, you will find a charming double bedroom to unpack your belongings and make yourself at home, where there is also a newly renovated bathroom with a large shower, vanity unit and heated towel rail. Beech Cottage has a spacious garden with lawn and patio areas looking out onto open countryside, where you can sit at the outdoor seating with a refreshing glass of wine in the evening sun. Combe Martin has a selection of pubs, restaurants and cafés to try and sights to see, such as the popular Wild Pear Beach. Ilfracombe is a lovely town to the north west, which is popular for sport enthusiasts, where you can cycle the Tarka Trail, or walk the paths through the countryside, as well as the Ilfracombe Museum and Aquarium. Barnstaple is a pretty, ancient market town to the south, offering walking trails to take in the 17th century architecture, with the history of the area illustrated in the Barnstaple museum. Heading further west takes you to Croyde; visit National Trust Baggy Point, an easy access walk, or head to the beach for surfing and relaxing, followed by a well-earned lunch in one of Croyde's pubs. Beech Cottage is a wonderful dwelling ideally located for discovering North Devon's outstanding coast.
Combe Martin is nestled at the point where the Exmoor National park and the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty meet. Home to all the necessary amenities, this small seaside resort is a great attraction to locals and visitors alike. Combe Martin boasts a beautiful beach, it's own Dinosaur Park and the historic Earl of Rone festival. The village is an ideal base for discovering the delights of North Devon, with stunning coastlines, beaches and countryside.
Accommodation
All-ground floor.
One double with en-suite bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room
Electric central heating with woodburning stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher.
TV, DVD player and WiFi.
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for one car.
Enclosed garden with lawn, patio and furniture.
One well behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 2.7 miles, pub 3.2 miles.
Note: The freezer and tumble dryer are in the nearby garage for guests to use.
Please note: From June - September this property can only accept bookings starting on a Saturday and all bookings must be a minimum of 5 nights.
Nearby points of interest
- Woolacombe Beach
Reviews (25)
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Alan
Bathroom showing signs of age,as when we stayed last year you said you was about to re furbish, good to see garden fully enclosed, had trouble getting hot water for 2 , couldn't get wi fi internet, unfortunately dog hairs on bedroom carpet had to hoover up, back door reveal was full of dirt and hair, lounge furniture could do with up grading to something more comfortable, it wasn't as clean as it was the year previously, and could do with airing before guest arrive as there was a damp smell on arrival , having said all this it wasn't a totally disappointed break , just needs a bit of tlc
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Joanne
front door very difficult to lock successfully. you had to put it hard towards yourself, otherwise sounded like locked but if tried door was still open. would rtn
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Antony
The heating may be sufficient for summer time but when temperatures are 10 or 12 degrees itâs nice to come back to warmth and not have to wait for sensitive heaters to recognise your presence. On our first morning we found that the Emerson heater was switched off so no hot water. If the owners attitude to heating the property changed it would be a very comfortable venue.