Andrew's House is the far right-hand end of this historic property on the edge of the beautiful little Exmoor town of Dulverton.
Snuggle up on the comfortable furniture, for an evening in front of the wood-burner.
A contemporary kitchen makes use of some original features to link into the rest of the living-space.
The spacious main bedroom.
Andrews House is framed beautifully by the River Barle
Breakfast in the fresh air.
The dining-table has pride of place looking out over the terrace. The French windows open up to bring the outside in on a warm day.
A comfy room to relax in.
The ground floor has an open plan layout which makes this a really sociable place to stay.
Andrew's House is very stylish.
The exceptionally spacious main bedroom has dual-aspect windows overlooking the river Barle.
Andrew's House is really homely and you will feel very welcome.
There is also a double bedroom with a view out over the terrace and the wooded hillside.
This is the third bedroom made up as a 6' king-sized bed with the two single beds pushed together.
This property is great for a family holiday - children are made very welcome with plenty of toys and games to enjoy.
The views of the surrounding countryside are glorious.
There are two bathrooms - one with a large shower and the other with a bath and shower over. Both are a really good size.
This is the bathroom with the shower over the bath.
This is the lovely terrace at the front of the house. Steps come down to the left-hand side from the parking-area. You are not overlooked by any other property.
Sit, eat and drink in the views...
Such a pretty location.
Exmoor offers miles of open space, stunning walking trails, deep valleys and tumbling rivers.
The River Barle flows through Dulverton and passes just below Andrew's House. There is a lovely riverside walk into the beautiful little town.
This is the bridge that you will cross into the town for all the lovely local shops, cafes and pubs.
Fresh coffee and chocolate biscuits - what a place to sit outside before going out for the day.
Wimbleball Lake is not far. There are amazing walks around the lake, a tea shop and water sports if you want to really make the most of it.
Heading up from Dulverton towards the moors you will be rewarded with fabulous open space and panoramic views.
This is where Exmoor meets the sea in dramatic style.
Just outside Dulverton you will find the iconic Tarr Steps.
This is a view of Dulverton. The footpath from Andrew's House comes out just by the bridge.
Children will love the park just across the road - do supervise them crossing though.
The riverside walk into Dulverton.
Andrew’s House
2932Dulverton | Sleeps 6 + 2 cots*
10% off for parties of 4 + cot or less at certain times of the year, view offer...
7 Nights from £606
Mr Taylor August 2017
We all loved Andrew's house, which is very comfortable, clean and stylishly furnished - a very elegant house. The odd small thing would have been nice like a shaver point and more relaxing furniture for outside for when it is hot but, nevertheless, it is a really well-equipped house, and a great place to holiday. Andrew's House is very conveniently placed to walk into charming Dulverton along the beautiful Barle river. Part of the property does face a - at times busy - 'B' road but that also means that its location is very convenient for exploring Dulverton and the beautiful surrounding area. ...
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Mrs Holland May 2017
We had a lovely week in Andrew's House and thought the cottage was beautifully presented. Plenty of room for us all and lots to do in the area. Although we had some extremely hot weather, the cottage was amazingly cool which was wonderful. We would recommend the local pub 'The Bridge Inn' for a reasonably priced evening meal. Food and standard of service superb. Take care parking, especially if you have two cars, as the road is busier than you would expect and the layby a little rough. We would DEFINITELY return to this cottage if ever we were in the area again....
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Mrs Cockcroft November 2016
This cottage is in the perfect location for walking, visiting the local area, but close enough to walk along the side of the river into the village.
Mrs Clifford October 2016
A superb holiday home, even better than the pictures. Great position for Dulverton with its nice shops and pubs. We really enjoyed our stay.
Mrs Mason August 2016
Fabulous cottage, well positioned to visit both coast and moors. Loved being able to walk into Dulverton both during the day and in the evening. Excellently equipped with finishing touches that made a truly memorable holiday. Thank you.
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