Stunning self-catering holiday cottage Honiton

A new and stunning converted barn, with spectacular views of the Otter Valley. Ideal for couples or small families looking to stay in the beautiful Blackdown Hills (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Nestled in the heart of the countryside, yet only a mile from the market town of Honiton, just a few minutes from the A303/A30, only 20 minutes from the incredible Jurassic Coast and 15 minutes from Exeter Airport, we are perfectly situated for you to enjoy everything that East Devon has to offer. Floor to ceiling windows offer breathtaking views while giving the bedrooms a light and airy feel. Spacious open-plan living, dining and kitchen area downstairs with sliding doors opening out onto private patio and garden. Apple trees and a secret "bower" at the end of the garden provide the perfect place to relax and unwind. Guests have exclusive use of their own private garden and two patio areas, which includes a double swing for children's use. They are welcome to visit the animals on the farm, and to take walks through our 22 acres of fields, which are on the banks on the River Otter. Guests can enjoy their own privacy while here, but we will be available when needed. Surrounded by fields, but only a mile from the market town of Honiton (famous for its many antique shops and history of lace making), we are perfectly placed for a relaxing stay in the country with the ease of having access to everything you need on your doorstep. For foodies, we are spoilt for choice - excellent gastro pub The Holt, Toast cafe, Boston Tea Party, The Pig at Combe in Gittisham, the Rusty Pig in Ottery St Mary and many, many more. And to top it all off, we are only 25 minutes from the coastal villages of Beer and Branscombe, and the sea towns of Sidmouth and Seaton. Easy access to A303 (less than 5 minutes away), Honiton train station (5 minutes away) and Exeter Airport (20 minutes away). Please note that The Barn is part of the farm where we live; we have small children and a pet Labrador. We kindly ask that you respect our environment and take care of the property during your stay. We also ask that you drive with care into and out of the farm. As we are a working farm, there are chickens, cows and/or sheep in the barns and/or fields (depending on the time of year). We have a public footpath running through one of our fields, which follows the beautiful River Otter. You are welcome to walk through our fields, but please be aware of livestock and tractors.