Our three bedroomed cottage (sleeps 6) combines contemporary furnishings with traditional features. Set in 3 acres of grounds which guests have full access to, it is near to beaches (Sidmouth, Budleigh, Exmouth, Lyme Regis), commons, moors, Exeter airport, the Met Office, various trading estates and Exeter City centre. Attractions include Crealy, the Donkey Sanctuary, Bicton Gardens, Escot, Beer Caves and the Jurassic Coast to name a few. Ideal for holidays and business stays.
The space The Gardens is the oldest house in Newton Poppleford. The Garden Cottage is an independent self-catering cottage which has recently been restored and is attached to our Devon longhouse where we live. The cottage comprises of three bedrooms one with a double bed, one with twin beds and one with bunk beds. There is a bathroom and toilet upstairs and shower and toilet downstairs. It has a living room with a cozy electric fire and separate fully equipped kitchen. There is central heating throughout.
All linen is provided including towels, beach towels are also available.
Outside we have three acres which guests have full access to. It is ideal for relaxing, eating al fresco or for children to play. There is a play house, toys, table tennis table, football field with posts, badminton and volley ball net plus more. There is a stream children must be supervised at all times. Our back entrance gate takes you by footpaths up to Aylesbeare Common, down to the River Otter, the village playing field, children's play park and the village pub.
The Gardens is Grade II listed and was where the King Alfred Daffodil was propagated. You will see the blue plaque commemorating this at the front of the house by a metal daffodil installation.
Couples and individual travellers welcome as well as families with children. Whilst the cottage sleeps six, the top bunk bed is only suitable for a child or small adult as it is very near to the ceiling.
Guest access The Garden cottage is a completely independent place with it's own front door. Guests have full access to the three acres of gardens which includes play areas, summer house, barbecue area as well as the stream and the animals. Guests are welcome to use the charcoal barbecue and fire pit plus the gas barbecue (but please ask us first on this one so we can check the gas).
The outside space is accessible by all guests. Due to Covid-19 we thoroughly clean and sanitize it between bookings.
Other things to note Covid-19 Due to the coronavirus we have implemented Airbnb's enhanced cleaning and disinfecting routine between guests leaving and arriving where possible. Details can be found in a folder in the cottage and are on Airbnb's website. We have also ensured adequate appropriate cleaning supplies are available for guests to use during their stay. If you have any queries or concerns please do not hesitate to ask.
We also provide: + complementary high speed wifi (20Mbs) + linen, and hairdryer provided - beach towels can be provided at a cost of £2 each + parking on site + bicycle storage if required + TV with freeview + dishwasher + washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board + full access to the gardens and patio areas + opportunity to feed the chickens and collect the eggs, plus see the ducks and sheep + a cot and/or high chair is available on request. + we do not charge a cleaning fee but we do ask guests to leave the cottage in a clean and tidy manner. + we do our best to recycle as much as we can. A green bin and bag for all recycling items (glass, cardboard, plastic) is available outside the door of the cottage.
Neighbourhood Description
The Gardens is set back from the high street near to the centre of the village, there is potential for road noise particularly at peak times.
The village boasts a traditional pub, a chinese takeaway plus fish and chips, and village shop all within walking distance. There are also plenty of country pubs and seaside restaurants nearby.
There is also plenty of walking on various commons and the coastal foot path plus other outdoor activities including cycling, windsurfing, kite sailing, horse riding. Plus easy access to Crealey adventure park, Beer Caves, Seaton Tramway and the Donkey Sanctuary to name a few.
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Traditional cottage close to coast, country & city
Our three bedroomed cottage (sleeps 6) combines contemporary furnishings with traditional features. Set in 3 acres of grounds which guests have full access to, it is near to beaches (Sidmouth, Budleigh, Exmouth, Lyme Regis), commons, moors, Exeter airport, the Met Office, various trading estates and Exeter City centre. Attractions include Crealy, the Donkey Sanctuary, Bicton Gardens, Escot, Beer Caves and the Jurassic Coast to name a few. Ideal for holidays and business stays.
The space The Gardens is the oldest house in Newton Poppleford. The Garden Cottage is an independent self-catering cottage which has recently been restored and is attached to our Devon longhouse where we live. The cottage comprises of three bedrooms one with a double bed, one with twin beds and one with bunk beds. There is a bathroom and toilet upstairs and shower and toilet downstairs. It has a living room with a cozy electric fire and separate fully equipped kitchen. There is central heating throughout.
All linen is provided including towels, beach towels are also available.
Outside we have three acres which guests have full access to. It is ideal for relaxing, eating al fresco or for children to play. There is a play house, toys, table tennis table, football field with posts, badminton and volley ball net plus more. There is a stream children must be supervised at all times. Our back entrance gate takes you by footpaths up to Aylesbeare Common, down to the River Otter, the village playing field, children's play park and the village pub.
The Gardens is Grade II listed and was where the King Alfred Daffodil was propagated. You will see the blue plaque commemorating this at the front of the house by a metal daffodil installation.
Couples and individual travellers welcome as well as families with children. Whilst the cottage sleeps six, the top bunk bed is only suitable for a child or small adult as it is very near to the ceiling.
Guest access The Garden cottage is a completely independent place with it's own front door. Guests have full access to the three acres of gardens which includes play areas, summer house, barbecue area as well as the stream and the animals. Guests are welcome to use the charcoal barbecue and fire pit plus the gas barbecue (but please ask us first on this one so we can check the gas).
The outside space is accessible by all guests. Due to Covid-19 we thoroughly clean and sanitize it between bookings.
Other things to note Covid-19 Due to the coronavirus we have implemented Airbnb's enhanced cleaning and disinfecting routine between guests leaving and arriving where possible. Details can be found in a folder in the cottage and are on Airbnb's website. We have also ensured adequate appropriate cleaning supplies are available for guests to use during their stay. If you have any queries or concerns please do not hesitate to ask.
We also provide: + complementary high speed wifi (20Mbs) + linen, and hairdryer provided - beach towels can be provided at a cost of £2 each + parking on site + bicycle storage if required + TV with freeview + dishwasher + washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board + full access to the gardens and patio areas + opportunity to feed the chickens and collect the eggs, plus see the ducks and sheep + a cot and/or high chair is available on request. + we do not charge a cleaning fee but we do ask guests to leave the cottage in a clean and tidy manner. + we do our best to recycle as much as we can. A green bin and bag for all recycling items (glass, cardboard, plastic) is available outside the door of the cottage.
Neigbourhood Description
The Gardens is set back from the high street near to the centre of the village, there is potential for road noise particularly at peak times.
The village boasts a traditional pub, a chinese takeaway plus fish and chips, and village shop all within walking distance. There are also plenty of country pubs and seaside restaurants nearby.
There is also plenty of walking on various commons and the coastal foot path plus other outdoor activities including cycling, windsurfing, kite sailing, horse riding. Plus easy access to Crealey adventure park, Beer Caves, Seaton Tramway and the Donkey Sanctuary to name a few.
