Located on the outskirts of Barnstaple, a bustling coastal town in Devon is Priory House Cottage, a fabulous, single-storey annexe. Resting near a hub of amenities and the shoreline, whilst a short distance from Exmoor National Park, Priory House Cottage features a studio-style layout, perfect for a couple’s retreat. Park up on the shared driveway before heading into your new home-from-home, firstly reaching the sitting area, complete with plush sofas, a TV, and a selection of books to be enjoyed on a quiet afternoon. Continue through to the kitchen/diner, well-equipped for a self-catered stay, including a washing machine; prepare meals and dine as a two, before exploring the lawned garden with your furry companion. Catch some rest in the double bed, before awakening to a refreshing shower in the sleek shower room. Prepare to explore Barnstaple and its seafront, where you can stock up on the essentials, dine out at a host of restaurants, including Giovanni's, Lush Bar & Restaurant, and Bull & Bear, and enjoy riverside views of River Taw, before following the Tarka Trail towards Westward Ho! Beach. Travel north to the National Park, home to the Exmoor Zoological and Conservation Centre, or continue to Combe Martin, where you can tour the local museum, or relish in the abundance of beachfront walks on offer. Over an hour away, reach Exeter and its variety of attractions, oozing culture and art, including Exeter Cathedral, and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, before hiking through Barley Valley Nature Reserve. Make memories with your loved one at Priory Hose Cottage. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1042317, together sleeping up to 14 guests.

Barnstaple is at a great location in the Exmoor National Park at the mouth of the Taw Estuary on the stunning North Devon coastline between Westward Ho! and Croyde. In addition to two fantastic sandy beaches that are well-liked by children and surfers, Barnstaple is a bustling historic coastal town in Devon with a pannier market, shops, restaurants, and bars. The town is well known for its floral displays and has won a Britain in Bloom award; you may see flowers across the town, even in the most unexpected places. The picturesque Tarka line railway excursion, which passes through the breath-taking North Devon landscape of wooded river valleys, steep moorland, and a section of coastline, ends in Barnstaple.

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