This beautiful cottage is in a perfect and tranquil setting, with its own private access and parking as well as a large garden all to yourselves.
The cottage is snug and cosy with a lovely welcoming feel the moment you step inside.
Take a spot in the window and watch the wildlife.
The pond is in front of the cottage - you can watch the antics of the resident ducks and see what other birds you can spot.
If you need to switch off - this is the place to do it.
If you are very lucky (and very quiet) you may spot the resident Kingfisher!
The bedroom is filled with warm touches to make you feel welcome and at home.
Open up the French windows and just listen to the bird song here.
A perfect spot to relax and unwind.
There is a kitchen tucked into one corner of the open plan living space. Please note, the gas hob has been replaced with an induction hob.
What's for dinner? This gas hob has been replaced by an induction hob.
Dining for two with a garden view.
Bring a book to enjoy.
The lovely hall with some handy storage space for guests.
This room also looks out over the garden.
The shower-room has a wet-room style walk-in shower.
The entrance to your private parking area.
There is a wonderful view through the trees and across the fields beyond. Four-legged friends just love it here.
Looking across the pond that Dieppy Farm Cottage looks out over.
Everyone is very relaxed here!
A little stream runs past the front of the cottage - complete with a water wheel.
This is the side of the cottage you will see as you walk down the path from the parking-area above.
The cottage has a little patio as well as the lovely open area of lawn.
The perfect way to start your holiday.
There is so much outside space for you and your four-legged friend to enjoy.
Visit the ancient Tarr Steps close to Dulverton. This historic clapper bridge is an iconic landmark in this beautiful National Park.
The pretty little market town of Dulverton is just four miles away from Skilgate - this is the river Barle as it passes through Dulverton.
This is a view of Exmoor meeting the coast near Porlock.
A perfect base for a walking holiday on Exmoor.
This is Wimbleball Lake nearby, for lakeside walks.
Dieppy Farm Cottage
27884.6 miles E of Dulverton | Sleeps 2 + cot* (no children from 1 to 16)
7 Nights from £466
Mrs Hawarth September 2014
A perfect little cottage, beautifully situated with a view over the owner's pretty garden and pond, home to Muscovy ducks and moorhens. Very well equipped and comfortable with everything we needed for a relaxing holiday. Warm welcome from the owners and lovely little touches like the cream tea awaiting us on arrival, plus wine and fresh eggs. Be prepared for it to be very dark at night - although a good torch is provided - but the upside is glorious starry skies! Very highly recommended and would definitely return....
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Mr Sykes June 2014
From the moment you arrive you are made very welcome by Annie and Bruno the owners; there was a lovely cream tea awaiting us, and even some wine and pea nuts! The views are stunning form the cottage alone and the pond and babbling brook give it a very magical twist. In the evening if you sit out on the lawn you will see bats and hear the tawny owls. This is a true bolt hole which you won't want to leave as it is so peaceful and quiet. Within ten minutes you have superb walks, and there is so much to see around the area it is difficult to know where to start; the Tarr Stones, The moors, Dunster, Lynton and Watermeet to mention just a few. The space within the cottage garden was superb for our labrador, who enjoyed a cooling off in the small brook, she enjoyed every minute of it as did we. Superb owners, exquisite cottage and lovely area, more more can you ask for, oh yes we got it, the sun shinning! Will be back, next time for longer!!...
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Miss Lewis September 2014
Beautiful area but cottage is in a tiny village with narrow access roads - the directions could be better. The cottage is actually attached to the owner's house and hairdressing business so expect some noise and disturbance. Definitely one for dog-lovers as lots of dogs - and barking! - on all sides....
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Reply from Classic Cottages
Thanks so much for your review. The cottage is very rurally located, and the Exmoor roads can be narrow and single-storey - all part of the beauty for many guests. The Owner does not run a business from her home but this is of course a village (albeit tiny!) and there will be the associated comings and goings of daily life, including village residents and their family pets. Hopefully this didn't disturb you too much; we do have some beautifully remote cottages if you'd rather have no neighbours at all, just call our Booking Office for details. Tanya, Customer Support...
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