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Welcombe
Mouth
& Hartland |
North
Devon
Two Holiday Cottages |
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Old
Coach House, The Hermitage, Welcombe Mouth
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| A small cottage in a breathtaking valley, a short walk from a secluded beach and the North Devon coastal path. Sleeps up to 4. From £170 per week. • Click here for Map of area and local amenities | |
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One double bedroom, one bedroom with twin (bunk) beds. Spacious living room, kitchen, bathroom. Parking. No smoking or pets. |
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The Old Coach House |
View towards sea, The Hermitage, and Welcombe Mouth |
Sunset over Gull Rock, viewed from Welcombe Mouth |
Lundy Island, viewed from North Devon coast path |
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Providence
Place - Hartland
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| A spacious and comfortably appointed 4 bedroom house in a cul-de-sac in the centre of a quiet, traditional village. Sleeps up to 8 people. From £400 per week. • Click here for Map of area and local amenities | |
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South facing double
bedroom with en-suite shower and wash basin, double bedroom with wash
basin, bedroom with twin beds and en-suite shower and wash basin, south
facing bedroom/upstairs sitting room with views over the countryside and
two extra beds. Large, south facing living room with spectacular views,
dining room, well equipped with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer. Bathroom/WC
and extra WC. Garden and terrace. Parking for two cars. No smoking or
pets. |
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No 2, Providence Place |
View over garden, with countryside |
Kitchen |
Living room and terrace |
South facing bedroom, with en-suite |
 A room with a view - the upstairs sitting room |
Twin bedroom with en-suite shower |
 The Vale, 200 yards away, an enchanting and sheltered woodland walk to Hartland Abbey |
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Locations
& Amenities
Welcombe Mouth secluded beach, surrounded by cliffs, popular with surfers. Close to the North Devon Coastal Path, and surrounded by a nature reserve. The cliffs show a range of geological features, including classic folding of the strata. 1 mile from the small village of Welcombe, with a shop and post office and pottery, Old Smithy Inn (now reopened under new ownership), 11th century St Nectan's Church and the ancient St Nectan's Well, from which the village gets its name. Marsland Point. Village of Morwenstow and Bush Inn, 3 miles along coast path. Nature reserve. Welcombe village, Darracott. Docton Mill Gardens, 4 miles. Hartland 7 miles, Bradworthy 8 miles, Kilkhampton 8 miles, Bude 10 miles, Bideford 20 miles, Clovelly 9 miles. The Hermitage has become famous among rock music fans, since several Deep Purple songs were recorded there. Please note that advertisements for a cottage called 'Hermitage' have been appearing on the Web and elsewhere. These advertisements apparently relate to a barn conversion at Southhole, two miles up the road: there is no connection with The Hermitage. Hartland a wide range of local facilities, including pubs, cafes, general store, post office and newsagents, fish and chip shop, art, craft and pottery shops, medical practice. Regrettably, the Hartland bakery has now closed. Hartland Point and lighthouse, 2 miles, Hartland Abbey gardens, 1 mile, Hartland Quay and Hotel, 2 miles, Stoke (and Stoke Church) 1 mile, Clovelly 6 miles, Rosemoor Gardens 25 miles, Bideford and ferry to Lundy Island, 17 miles, Westward Ho! 15 miles, Appledore, 15 miles.
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