Converted Coach House with views over River Otter.

The Coach house is recently renovated to a very high standard. It consists of a living room with plenty of seating, wood burner and free supply of logs, under floor heating, a dining room that opens into our extensive gardens, a bathroom with shower and plenty of fluffy towels and an upstairs double bedroom with seating area with views over the River Otter and garden. It is ideal for a couple but we can add a crib and/or single bed for young family if given prior notice. There is no kitchen although there is a range of crockery and glasses with a small fridge and tea and coffee making facilities and basket of complimentary fruit teas, ground and instant coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits. We want to make your visit as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. There is plenty of parking and although you can park immediately out side we do request that you park by the house and walk through the garden to reduce disturbance of neighbours. The coach house opens onto the garden If staying for longer than a couple of days there are washing facilities for laundry by arrangement. Although the coach house is in close proximity to the house we will not disturb you but are on hand to help in any way we can to make your visit as pleasant and comfortable as we can. We will provide you with a delicious continental breakfast of tea/coffee,orange juice, toast , croissants, and a selection of cereals and preserves which we will bring to the coach house at a time to suit you. We are located in the tiny village of Alfington mid-way between the market towns of Ottery St Mary and Honiton . We are about 8 miles from the coast at Sidmouth - part of the Unesco 'Jurasic coast' and just outside of the East Devon area of outstanding natural beauty. The coach house overlooks the River Otter that rises in the Blackdown hills to the north and meets the sea at the retirement town of Budleigh Salterton. Exeter , the shire county town is approximately 15 miles to the west of us and the Dartmoor national park beyond that. Exeter or Isca is steeped in history having been one of the most westerly outposts of the Roman empire, it is the regional city and university town with many cinemas, theatres and major shopping centre. We are surrounded by countryside so a car is essential for getting around to see everything available. We are close to the A30/A303 which makes access to Exeter which is 16 miles (26km) and the south west very accessible. We are close to Feniton station (approx 3 miles/ 5.6 km) and there the occasional buses that go through the village of Alfington. We are 10.6 miles (17km) from Exeter airport. We seem to have a lot of people visit from London as its a 2-3 hour journey (depending on the traffic!) so can make it down here on a Friday evening and allows a peaceful and relaxing week end away from the city. There are two sun loungers for use in the garden in which you are welcome to sit and enjoy the scenery. We appreciate how much energy youngsters have so you are welcome to let them play in the garden so long as you supervise them at all times.