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4 Guests
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2 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Pets Yes
Features
- Off road parking
- Open fire
- Garden / Patio
- Cot available
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Broadband / WiFi
33 Customer Review(s)
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Susan “The cottage met all of our needs and more.”
The location was fantastic.We enjoyed local walks following clear maps and directions from the guide book at the cottage. We were only a round a twenty minute drive from Drewsteighnton and Chagford. We enjoyed walking from Fingle Bridge to Castle Drogo and also had a lovely walk around Fenworthy Reservoir. It was a real bonus having the Ring of Bells right on our door step. The staff were so friendly and welcomed our dog with plenty of dog treats. The only disappointment was when we visited ...
The location was fantastic.We enjoyed local walks following clear maps and directions from the guide book at the cottage. We were only a round a twenty minute drive from Drewsteighnton and Chagford. We enjoyed walking from Fingle Bridge to Castle Drogo and also had a lovely walk around Fenworthy Reservoir. It was a real bonus having the Ring of Bells right on our door step. The staff were so friendly and welcomed our dog with plenty of dog treats. The only disappointment was when we visited Castle Drogle to have a cup of tea. We were directed to the so called dog friendly area. This was actually out doors in low temperatures in a very cold and exposed area where we sat on a cold bench.
Summary
- Two bedrooms: 1 x king size double, 1 x twin
- Bathroom with bath, shower over, WC, basin
- Downstairs sitting room with wood burning stove and kitchen area
- Dining room.
- Night storage heating with wood burning stove, first basket of logs provided free and subsequent £2
- Microwave, fridge, tumble dryer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with DVD, WiFi, Phone, Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Cot available on request
- Off road parking for one car, 40 metres down the lane, past the property
- Up to two well-behaved dogs welcome £25 fee for second dog, Sorry no smoking
- Please note: The garden area is not suitable for small children, people with limited mobility or the elderly.
The property
In North Bovey, a pretty, 17th century grade II listed, semi-detached, thatched cottage on the Dartmoor Way.
Step down from the porch and you can follow the lane until it becomes a track and then stepping stones across the River Bovey and beyond.
More walkers and horse riders pass than vehicles.
To one side of the cottage, down the lane, accessed via 3 steps a long, narrow, secluded wooded garden with 2 paved areas (table/chairs) looking across Easdon Down and surrounding hills.Not suitable for small children, people with limited mobility or the elderly.
Living room with huge inglenook (woodburner), ancient beams, cosy window seat looking down the valley, TV/DVD and kitchen area (slimline dishwasher, microwave, fridge, electric cooker); to one side of the inglenook, a narrow doorway (5'10" lintel) with 2 steps down into little dining room with glazed door to front of cottage.
Steep half-turn stairs up to two bedrooms - a double (5' bed with footboard), and one with two singles (limited clothes-hanging space).
Smart bathroom (suite, shower over bath).
Outhouse with washing machine, tumble drier.
A smashing get-away-from-it-all cottage in an enchanting village.
Good food pub The Ring of Bells Inn in walking distance.
North Bovey: postcard-pretty village (medieval church) with tree-shaded green in the beautiful wooded valley of the mini River Bovey, two lane-miles from the spectacular open moor around Manaton or Moretonhampstead.
Bovey Castle (hotel, good restaurant, golf), about 2 miles.
Floorplans
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100.
About the location
NORTH BOVEY
Exeter 14 miles; Torquay 22 miles
A picturesque village at the northern point of Dartmoor National Park in Devon. This pretty village houses a church, pub, shop and an impressive golf course situated at Bovey Castle. 4 miles from Moretonhampstead which is small in size but packed with amenities and things to do with a wide range of shops, four pubs and an open-air swimming pool to enjoy. Moreover, North Bovey is the perfect base for a walking holiday, with miles of wild, open moorland to explore. Must see places includes Postbridge, which lies in the centre of the National Park, where you can take a short walk to visit one of the best examples of a clapper bridge, making this a great location to explore the area’s archaeology. Further afield is Canonteign Waterfalls and Country Park, where you can discover England’s highest man-made waterfall, a fine example of a Victorian Folly.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas