Stable Tallet is a beautiful barn conversion to one side of the historic farmstead here, in its own gardens and with its own driveway.
The delightful sitting-room is warmed by a wood-burner keeping you cosy whatever the weather.
The farmhouse-style kitchen has flagstone floors and is equipped as a home-from-home.
One of the pretty bedrooms.
The hot tub is on the terrace at the back of the cottage.
The fishing lake is shared with two other properties - safely fenced but of course supervise children when you go to the lake together.
Snuggle up and relax on the gorgeous sofas.
Relax in front of the Smart TV in the sitting-room.
This is the dining-area of the kitchen, with its lovely farmhouse kitchen table.
Start the day with some treats....
... and end it in the same way!
There is a great tradition in this area for local produce - River Cottage is nearby!
This is the double bedroom on the first floor.
The room is bright and airy with views over the fields.
The en suite is at the far end of the room.
This is the en suite shower-room for the first floor double bedroom.
This is the first floor twin bedroom.
There is plenty of space in the bedroom.
Deep windowsills add to the character of this barn conversion.
Enjoy some lazy starts to the day.
This pretty single bedroom is also on the first floor.
The single bedroom overlooks the hot tub and the garden beyond.
This is the family bathroom.
The bath has a useful shower attachment - there are two other showers in the property too of course.
This is the ground floor double bedroom.
Another view of the ground floor bedroom - it has a little fitted shower cubicle in one corner.
Enjoy your holiday and start the day with breakfast in bed.
The hot tub is on the terrace with the garden in front.
There is an excellent games-room for all ages of children (and grown ups !)
Hopefully you won't have any rainy days, but if you do, this excellent shared games-room is just the answer.
There is a play-area for children in the garden - as well as the shared games-room.
The farm is set in a gentle valley about a mile from the little town of Colyton.
Another newly created visitor attraction is the Seaton Wetlands - a peaceful nature reserve which attracts many species of birds.
Some of the other residents at the farm.
You can visit the Seaton Wetlands any time but the bird hides are not open every day so do check.
The famous Seaton Tramway is a must! There is a station in Colyton and the route along the Axe Valley is beautiful.
Seaton has a pretty harbour as well as the long pebbled beach.
The coastal town of Seaton is just a few miles away. This is the brand new Jurassic Visitor Centre - a great place to visit with young children.
Stable Tallet
17191.6 miles NW of Colyton | Sleeps 7 + 2 cots
7 Nights from £1038
Mrs Pennington January 2019
A fantastic location and lovely cottage. Set amongst the rolling Devon countryside, great for days out (Donkey Sanctuary, Beer, Sidmouth, Escot, Seaton). Games rooms and hot tub great for adults and children. A very relaxing break.
Mrs Rawlings June 2019
A lovely property with excellent facilities, including games room, child slide, sandpit, outdoor seating and hot tub. There were also lots of good jigsaws for our little boy to play with. Sandra the host was very pleasant.
Mrs Parkes April 2019
We arrived in torrential rain to find the house warm and cosy with the tea tray set, biscuits a bottle of wine and milk. A nice touch and very welcome after a long journey. Although we were on a working farm it was very quiet and peaceful and having the fishing lake, games room and jacuzzi were all an added bonus. My husband was thrilled to catch a rather large carp. We had a great holiday and would love to go back again at some point. ...
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Mrs Thompson July 2019
We equipped and spacious property in a lovely location. Slightly dated furniture and decoration.
Mrs Ryan-Smith April 2019
Well equipped and clean cottage.
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