Experience the tranquillity of the Devon countryside with a stay in this welcoming four-bedroom holiday cottage. This idyllic property is situated in the quaint village of Combe Raleigh, just 1.5 miles away from the market town of Honiton. It is set within picturesque landscaped gardens and boasts period features, as well as access to a lake. Inside, the property offers a boutique country farmhouse aesthetic, with wood-panelled walls and exposed beams.
Step through the oak-panelled entrance hall and into a spacious lounge, complete with deep window sills, a large inglenook with a crackling wood burner, and plenty of comfortable seating. There's a library offering a second snug-style lounge, with a TV, leather armchairs and a sofa, and another cosy wood burner. At the centre of the property, you'll find a well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen with a traditional island and flagstone floors, plus an adjoining utility room. In the light-filled conservatory, take in magnificent views across the lake and Blackdown Hills, and enjoy meals in the dining room, where there is also an original brick bread oven in an inglenook fireplace. Upstairs, the private wing above the library features a master king-size bedroom with a TV and en-suite bathroom, plus a single bed behind the chimney breast. There are also two further king-size bedrooms up a second set of stairs, one with an extra single bed, plus a double room with an en-suite shower room. The family bathroom is on this level. Outside, shared landscaped grounds offer a covered BBQ terrace and sheltered dining terrace. An Italianate courtyard boasts sweeping lawns, two magnificent lakes, a rustic boat house, streams, and a fenced-off sheep and pig pen to explore.
Nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Combe Raleigh is an idyllic village situated just 1.5 miles from the bustling market town of Honiton. Enjoy the breathtaking countryside and local attractions in the locality including Hembury Fort (4 miles) and Blackbury Camp (9 miles). Honiton is renowned for its centuries-old lace and pottery industries and its charming market town is steeped in history. Explore its illustrious past at Allhallows Museum, just 1.5 miles away, to discover the largest collection of Honiton Lace in existence.