The entrance to the cottage leads up into the lovely country-style kitchen.
This is a very traditional stone cottage, in the heart of the village with the shop and pub within a few minutes' walk.
The elegant sitting-room has a wood-burner at each end.
The en suite for the main bedroom (Bedroom 1) is through the door in the far corner.
The garden is a lovely space for everyone to enjoy
With a choice of sitting areas in the garden you get to enjoy it at all times of the day
The utility-room and downstairs shower-room are through the door at the far end of the sitting-room.
Stairs lead from the open plan living-area to the bedrooms and bathroom on the first floor.
French windows lead from this room out to the patio and garden beyond. Parking is off-road here, just in front of this room.
Bedroom 1, the main bedroom, is beautifully furnished.
This is the en suite bathroom for the main bedroom.
Oliver's Cottage is full of welcoming character.
Bedroom 2, the double bedroom, overlooks the secluded garden.
The upstairs shower-room.
The cosy twin bedroom (Bedroom 3) has dual-aspect windows.
A view of the twin bedroom (Bedroom 3).
The more formal dining alfresco space
Looking towards the village from the far side of the river Barle. A lovely place to just sit and relax.
Pack a picnic and go for an Exmoor walk from Landacre to Simonsbath. Magical moorland wherever you look and a good area to spot Exmoor ponies and red deer.
A stocky Exmoor stallion stands guard over his mare and foal. You could be lucky enough to spot this ancient breed from almost any point of Exmoor.
There are several thousand Red Deer on Exmoor - Britain's largest land mammal - but you've still got to keep your eyes peeled to find one!
Exmoor is magical, whatever the weather. A january frost on the road to Anstey ridge can be as beautiful as a sunny afternoon at Tarr Steps.
The very pretty bridge at Landacre on Exmoor. Always a favourite spot for picnicking and for spotting Exmoor ponies.
The riverside picnic-area is a short stroll from the cottage.
Oliver’s Cottage
24086.6 miles NW of Dulverton | Sleeps 6 + cot
7 Nights from £642
Mrs Eldridge September 2013
I have never been to Exmore before and was most impressed by the surrounding area. The cottage was to a very high standard and the levels of equipment inside the cottage were excellent.The directions on how to get there were appalling
Reply from Classic Cottages
Thanks for your review - we're sorry that you found the directions to the cottage poor. We'll certainly double-check them to make sure that there have been no recent changes to the route listed. Tanya, Customer Support
Miss Langridge September 2013
Excellent location Beautifully furnished Lovely to be able to accommodate two well behaved dogs. Master bedroom /bathroom fabulous but watch out as can bang head on low ceilings! Lovely cottage but beware second double bedroom is much too small for 2 adults to share with only one small wardrobe and very little draw space because there's not enough room!! No wardrobe space in twin bedded room. ...
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Reply from Classic Cottages
Thanks for your comments, and we were glad to see that you enjoyed your stay. Oliver's Cottage is a period cottage and as with many properties of this era, the rooms can be smaller than in modern houses. The second double bedroom is the smaller of the bedrooms, but we feel that the Owners have made the best use of the space available without compromising the charm and traditional character. Tanya, Customer Support...
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Mrs Sharratt June 2013
More information could have been given regarding the cooking facilities - for instance we had no idea that the microwave was also an oven until we looked really closely! Also clearer instructions for the Rayburn please.
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