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Exmoor accommodation and self catering holidays, country cottages for a family holiday or a weekend break. Ideal for riding, walking or relaxing in Exmoor National Park. We have stabling for horses; well behaved pets and children are also welcome. We provide high quality cottage holidays for long or short breaks and are ideally placed for absolute peace and tranquillity in the beautiful surroundings of the National Park. Walk or ride directly from our gate to explore some of the most enchanting scenery in England.

All of the self catering cottages are stone barn conversions. The fully equipped kitchens also include a dishwasher, microwave and freezer. Each cottage has a wood burning stove and conventional electric heating including heated towel rails, making them snug and warm during the winter. As well as radio, television and DVD or video, depending on the cottage, there is an extensive range of books and games to borrow. An adventure playground is a recent addition for all children up to ten years old. The communal Laundry Room is equipped with coin operated washing and drying machines. There is also a payphone and fax in the main house.

Kiri sleeps six, in three bedrooms with two bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms are galleried, the double being curtained, the twin up a spiral staircase; both look down onto the living area and both have scissorbeamed ceilings to the apex. The second twin is downstairs and has an en-suite bathroom. There is a DVD player in this cottage.

Smiddy used to be the old "roundhouse" and sleeps four in two bedrooms (double galleried upstairs via a steep spiral staircase, the twin downstairs); there is one bathroom. This is a cosy cottage tucked round the corner from the others. There are views across the paddock to the village. Video available.

Jasper is "upside down" with the large living area upstairs and the bedrooms down. It sleeps four, in two bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms. There are views across the lawns to the Moor. DVD in this cottage.

All of the cottages have safety lighting and smoke alarms. Water comes from our own source and is regularly inspected.

Norton is another "upside down" cottage with the bedrooms downstairs. It sleeps four, in two bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms. There are beautiful views to the Moor, West Hollowcombe Wood and the Barle Valley. DVD in this cottage.

Rates : From £248 to £695 per week depending on season and unit.
Maximum of 18 people. Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets are allowed.
4 Star VB.

The Barramore Holiday Apartments in Torquay are situated in a quiet tree lined road away from traffic noises, yet they are only minutes away from Torquay railway station, The Riviera Centre, beaches and bus stops to all areas.

The Barramore Holiday Apartments has undergone a programme of refurbishment, which has improved facilities and will hopefully make your stay even more enjoyable. They have a large car park and a beautiful heated swimming pool set in a pretty secluded rear garden.

Whilst staying in Torbay there are many things you can see and do, both in Torquay and in the local area.

Torquay is the most popular and largest town in Torbay, comprising of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham.

Torquay's waterfront is the focus of life in the town. Here you'll find the promenade, seafront gardens, a lively harbour and an international marina. The new Living Coasts attraction adds to the variety of the new waterfront and the illuminated bridge is a great backdrop to a relaxing evening drink. Yet within minutes of the town centre there are beautiful beaches easily accessible by foot, road or sea.

There's a large variety of pavement cafes, pubs, restaurants and nightlife, good quality shops and a host of attractions to suit every interest.

Paignton is traditionally known as a family holiday resort because of its beaches and friendly atmosphere.

Paignton's main visitor attractions are Paignton zoo and the Dart Valley Steam Railway. The steam railway runs between Paignton and Kingswear, where the ferry can be taken to Dartmouth, for shopping or a trip o a pleasure boat up the Dart or back to Paignton or Torquay.

Brixham is primarily a fishing port within Torbay and has a long and rich history. In the lee of Berry Head, famous for its Napoleonic connections, its lighthouse and magnificent limestone cliffs, Brixham remains a popular resort with a rich maritime history and plenty of activities for the young and old alike.

Short breaks are available from £120 for 3 nights in the low season, these breaks are only available from October - May.

Rates: £165 - £580 per week depending on season.
Sleeps a maximum of 6 people.
Children are welcome.
No smoking. Pets allowed by arrangement.
Disabled facilities by arrangement - please enquire for exact details.
Off street parking.
3 & 4 Star Visit Britain.