This well presented cottage with its low beamed ceilings upstairs and and lovely cottage garden comprises of a lounge, kitchen-diner, 2 bedrooms ~ 1 double, 1 twin, bathroom with bath and overhead shower and separate toilet. Electric cooking, microwave, fridge, automatic washing machine, colour T.V. with Freeview, VCR and DVD player, night storage heaters, duvets. Enclosed garden with furniture. Private parking for 1 car, 50 yards and parking also adjacent to the cottage. Bed linen and all fuel included. Pub with good food in village.
2, Hillview Cottage Address
Village Hall Walkway Dalwood EX13 7EG East Devon nr Exeter Phone Number: 01404 881475
Fax Number: 01404 881475
Mobile Number: 07801 951670
2, Hillview Cottage Accommodation Details
Rating: N/A
Rooms:-
1 Double
, 1 Twin
Max Amount of People:- 4
Rates:- Low Season from £240, High Season from £420
Amenities: No Smoking, Private Parking, Countryside Views, Garden, Children Allowed, Short Breaks Available, Washing Machine
Accommodation Location
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Directions: Dalwood is situated approx 3 miles off A35 between Axminster and Honiton. The cottage is the second left on the walkway up to the village hall opposite the Tucker's Arms.
Local Information
Local Area Description:- Dalwood is located about 5 miles west of Axminster and lies between two ridges of the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in the valley of the Corry Brook and is surrounded by superb walking country. Overall it is very rural and the predominant activites being dairy and sheep farming. Dalwood is a typical sleepy, East Devon village with a number of well preserved old thatched properties including the ancient Tucker's Arms - renowned for good food, real ales and fine wines! Close by is the market town (Thursday mornings) of Axminster well known for its still thriving carpet industry and more recently of Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall fame and the base for his River Cottage Store and Canteen. Also close by is the delightful town of Honiton famous for its antique shops along the High Street as well as its street market(Tuesday and Saturday). Within an easy drive is the Jurassic Coast, famous for its fossils and the lovely coastal towns, villages and beaches of Exmouth, Budleigh Salterton, Sidmouth, Branscombe, Beer, Charmouth, and not forgetting Lyme Regis immortalised in the book, ' The French Lieutenant's Woman'
Local Attactions:- National Trust properties within 45 mins. A La Ronde, Killerton, Montacute.
Local Pubs and Restuarants:- Tucker's Arms, Dalwood. Old Inn Kilmington. King's Arms Stockland.
Local Travel Information:- Train Station in Axminster and Honiton
