St Giles Cottage is on a quiet lane, with a little river running beside.
There is a spacious sitting/dining-room with a useful porch for wellies and walking boots.
The cottage has a pretty sheltered garden where you can sit and listen to the river just across the little lane.
The bay window and window seat look out towards the village and allow light to flood into the cottage.
This delightful cottage is surprisingly spacious.
For out-of-season breaks or cooler evenings you can light the wood-burner in the fabulous inglenook fireplace.
There is a modern kitchen with separate access to the outside.
This cottage is a lovely home-from-home where you will feel comfortable and welcome.
The master bedroom looks out towards the village and the little nature reserve across the river where all are welcome.
The master bedroom has a really good sized en suite shower.
This bedroom has a double bed and looks out over the fields.
The original wall recesses have been used as a clever storage solution - though there is hanging space for clothes on the landing too.
This is the single bedroom overlooking the garden. The cottage only accommodates four guests but gives you the flexibility of three bedrooms.
The family bathroom has a shower or bath option.
The quirky layout of this characterful cottage adds to its charm.
The car parking area is at the end of the garden.
Another view of St Giles cottage on a quiet lane set back from the village, with a little river beside.
There are plenty of local footpaths to explore. For the energetic, Sidmouth is only three miles away!
This lane leads over the bridge and into the village. if you take the track to the left over the bridge it leads to a wonderful nature reserve toenjoy.
This is Sidbury - taken from the top of the lane that runs past the cottage.
This image is taken from the nature reserve across the lane. A lovely peaceful place to walk, sit, and relax
Another view of the reserve across the road, looking back towards the row of cottages. The white cottage in view is the neighbour to St Giles (which is behind the trees).
Facing east along the stunning Jurassic Coast towards Dorset, taken from the end of the promenade at Sidmouth.
This is the western end of Sidmouth - with the famous Jacobs Ladder set of steps to the beach. There is a great cafe at the top.
There is a wonderful route between Sidmouth and Budleigh Salterton - well worth exploring it for the fabulous views. This is Sidmouth.
The rolling green lanscape of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

St Giles Cottage

3003

2.7 miles N of Sidmouth / Sleeps 4 + cot*

7 Nights from £398 - £915

March 2018

A great village location not far from Sidmouth. We'll equipped property with many personal touches to ensure a 'home away from home'.

March 2018

This is a lovely cottage. Perfectly placed for visiting coastal area. Quiet village, with pub. Cottage was beautifully kept and furnished. It felt like home straightaway. We loved the Woodburner too! The owner had thought of everything to make our stay perfect. Thank you

February 2018

Lovely cottage in a good position in a very friendly village.

October 2017

St. Giles Cottage is very comfortable, clean and well-equipped. As we were there in October when the evenings can be chilly it was good that the owners did not restrict the heating at all. The cottage is in a peaceful location from which it is ideal to explore East Devon. We had not visited this area before and particularly liked Beer and Sidmouth and enjoyed a visit to the Donkey Sanctuary where there is a lovely restaurant.

June 2017

Delightfully restored old Devon cottage in the middle of a very pretty village and in a perfect location for visiting so may nice coastal towns, (Barrow Hill Farm Gardens is well worth a visit and crab sandwiches on Beer beach a real treat!).

March 2017

Very nice and well equipped cottage in a quiet and pretty part of the village. The cottage was very comfortable with a wood burner; well equipped kitchen; very comfortable beds. We enjoy walking and right past the cottage is the East Devon Way and walked about 8 miles in both directions. Once we got to the top of the hills surrounding the village the views were spectacular. We also walked to Sidmouth and the coast and back. Can't think of anything negative even the weather held for us. We would definately want to go back. Although we are seasoned vistors to Devon (North and South) this was the first time we ventured East and we were not disappointed.

August 2016

Well equipped, clean and comfortable cottage. Some lovely homely touches. A lovely setting. A good location for exploring the area.

June 2016

St Giles is a lovely, cosy and comfortable cottage in a beautiful location. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay there and would most definitely return.

April 2016

A compact and tasteful cottage in a delightful setting by the river.

February 2016

Within easy reach of the cathedral and other sights of Exeter to the west, independent shops of Sidmouth to the south, and fossil hunting in Charmouth to the East, St. Giles Cottage had everything we needed for a fabulous holiday.

February 2016

Pretty views across the river and along the village street and towards the church called St Giles like the cottage. A cottage with character.

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