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 This gas hob has been replaced by an induction hob.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
Mr Wild December 2017
Practically perfect! Bruno and Annie are marvellous hosts and made us very welcome in their wonderful country retreat. The wood burner was ideal for warming the very snug & comfortable cottage, would like to return in the summer to enjoy the idyllic private garden with it's peaceful outlook over the rolling hills, it's a lovely location. The cottage is ideal for walkers and especially if you have a dog as the Exmoor Pubs are very dog friendly and serve excellent food at very reasonable prices....
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Mrs Seehra February 2018
The owners live next door and made us very welcome but were not intrusive. A beautiful setting, very peaceful with lovely views, a little stream and lake - and Muscovy ducks to entertain us! The cosy cottage was very comfortable and well equipped.
Mr. Neuschaefer April 2018
A loveley, cosy cottage with great opportunities for some beautiful walks in and around Exmoor NP. We highly recommend this cottage and hope being back soon.
Mrs Borrows July 2018
We loved this place.The cottage was stylish,spotlessly clean and very well equipped.High level of comfort throughout.The setting is lovely.You overlook a large garden,with a lake and hillside beyond. Sitting on the lounger felt like I was in Monets garden..The owners are nearby to assst if needed but they never intrude.The refreshments that greeted our arrival reflect the generosity of spirit in the the accomodation.. There are many N.T. properties and private historical houses and gardens to visit.We had a great time and the high standard of the accomodation and its location contributed greatly to this....
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Mr Cotton December 2017
The cottage is a great place for two people to stay. It is in a magical quiet location with spectacular views and a lovely duck pond right outside. It is a good base for exploring Exmoor with fantastic moor and valley walks all around. Bruno and Annie were great hosts, with a lovely plate of sloe gin mince pies to welcome us. We had a great relaxing Christmas there, with very seasonal snow at the end of our stay. The cottage is well equipped and we even managed to make full Christmas dinner. If you want to escape the crowds and switch off in a very comfortable and cosy cottage this is ideal....
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