Unique Exeter Tudor cottage on famous cobbled hill

Unique charismatic house in the heart of one of the UK’s most popular cities. Located on the famous Stepcote Hill, the oldest surviving part of Exeter, a simple (Hidden by Airbnb) search of the street name will uncover the enormous history. My characterful, welcoming Tudor home has a wooden/neutral decor reminiscent of a country cottage and within walking distance to almost every local landmark and amenities including the Quay, Royal Albert Museum, Exeter Cathedral, Exeter University and hight street. As you amble up the cobbled hill to the front door, you will be greeted to a warm and welcoming living room with wooden flooring and cosy seating, upstairs both bedrooms have been designed in keeping with the quaint country theme, both perfect spaces to relax and unwind after days spent wondering around the shops or visiting the local beaches. Sliding wooden doors give access to the final room upstairs, the brand-new bathroom, with a huge walk in shower almost big enough to fit a horse in! Wondering back down through to the rustic kitchen, fully equipped to prepare anything from a simple breakfast to a lavish feast. Bespoke countertops along with many more homemade touches, which makes it perfectly imperfect! The back door gives access to the private landscaped garden, where a raised roofed decking area above the lawn is situated complete with outdoor dining space! A perfect sun trap for enjoying an alfresco evening with loved ones. Please note this house is a home rather than a purpose-built holiday property and I live here when it is vacant so there will be my belongings around but still plenty of space for yours. You will also read a lot of the items have been handcrafted by myself, I am no means a carpenter so they are far from prefect but that’s what make them bespoke I suppose! Thank you for taking the time to look at my unique home, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Living room Large sofa and armchair offer seating for guests to enjoy the 46-inch Smart TV. Perched on the walls are various pieces of artwork done by my father and grandfather. Kitchen Rustic in design, this modern yet traditional kitchen is fully equipped with a large 5 hob Leisure range double cooker. As well as kettle, toaster, kitchen utensils and crockery, wine rack, sink area, fridge, freezer and wooden dining table set. You’ll find all the household essentials including washing up liquid, cloths, iron under the sink. Complimentary tea, coffee and sugar are also provided. Master Bedroom Furnished with a comfy double sized bed, quirky bedside tables, chest of drawers, clothes rail, and another smart tv. This room gives great views onto the famous Stepcote hill through the large antique Tudor single windows which span almost across one whole side of the room! Luxury bed linen and fresh bathroom linen provided. Bedroom 2 Furnished with a small double bed and shelving for storage, the bedroom window has a view out to the garden. Luxury bed linen and fresh bathroom linen provided. Bathroom Walk in shower (140cm x 70cm) with luxury top of the range shower heads, glass panel and tiling. Traditional high cistern WC and basin, heated towel rail. Outside Slate steps guide up onto the private lawn area with shrubbery surrounding the border, stepping up past the crazy limestone paving and onto the decking area you will find the covered outdoor dining area. Furnished with reclaimed bespoke wooden seating and table to enjoy. you have the whole house to yourself. I will not be present during your stay, but will keep my phone on me whenever I can if you need me. The house has neighbours either side so please respect their privacy and keep noice to a minimum. Stepcote hill is one of Exeters oldest streets and a popular tourist destination, so there is a lot of tourists walking past the house on a regular basis. As the house is in the centre of the city, all sorts of public transport is available if needed. There are many bus spots within a few minutes walk. The nearest train stations are Exeter Central and Exeter St davids, both within a fifteen minute walk. At the bottom of the hill, around 50 yards away, is a public car park for the guests. The 'cathedral and quay' is the nearest multi storey car park - around 5 minutes walk away.