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 so snug and cosy. 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 was replaced with an induction hob in May 2024 (new photos available soon).
What's for dinner? In May 2024, a new induction hob was installed at the cottage and photos will follow shortly.
Dining for two with a view over the garden.
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.
This is 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 £425
Mrs Churcher May 2025
I've said it all above but this was a perfect place for us to stay to escape the noise and bustle of the city or town. We just loved every single minute of it. Sad to have left but we'll be back!
Mrs Shepherd August 2024
Don’t hesitate to book this little hidden gem on the edge of Exmoor. Close to Haddon hill so you can walk across the moors and spot the ponies and a beautiful view of Wimbleball lake. The cottage and garden was gorgeous and a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the nature all around you. The coast wasn’t far away and the drive across the moors to get there was stunning. You are also close to the adorable Exmoor towns, everyone so friendly and we loved the independent shops there ready to explore. We had a lovely cream tea waiting for us on arrival and treats for our dog to make us all feel welcome. There is nothing Annie and Bruno haven’t thought of to make your stay special, such welcoming and friendly hosts, they are perfect, shame to leave but would love to return one day. Thank you so much!...
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Ms Martin August 2024
I arrived needing rest and received a lovely warm welcome from Annie and Bruno. Peaceful location, spotlessly clean and well equipped with WIFI connection, tucked away in small village in the hills.
Miss Mills August 2024
The property exceeded expectations, in particular the host Annie was very thoughtful adding in extra touches. We enjoyed the beautiful scones with jam and cream and bottle of prosecco left for us on arrival. The surrounding gardens were delightful, full of wildlife and very much like a scene from a painting of an idyllic country meadow. Bampton, Dulverton, Wiveliscombe, Dunster Castle & village all within easy driving distance. Quantocks and Exmoor walks equally accessible & riveting but we were glad to return each evening after the miles to such a homely welcoming cottage. We only hope we have the chance to return one day....
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Mrs Bicknell April 2024
We stayed 5 nights at this lovely cottage in April.We were meet by the owner on arrival and welcomed and were left homemade scones,jam and cream and milk.Which were lovely.We liked the location of the cottage, very peaceful, down avery quiet country lane but not hard too find.Lovely to look out over the pond and fields opposite and see lots of wildlife and baby lambs in April.It is a great area to visit with Dulverton nearby for a pub, cafe, fish & chip shop and small supermarket. The cottage was warm and cosy and has everything you need have a relaxing break and our dog loved the big garden and walks nearby at Haddon hill with lovely views.Would love to visit here again. Thankyou....
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