The former rector's cottage located in Broadclyst, Devon, offers a pleasing retreat for up to four guests, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and walkers. Nestled on a country road within the picturesque Killerton Estate, the cottage provides easy access to the M5, making it convenient for both arrival and departure. Recently renovated, this cozy lodge features luxurious amenities and stunning views of the surrounding parkland, enhancing the overall experience for visitors.
Upon entering the cottage, guests are greeted by an entrance hall that leads to a bespoke kitchen, a separate dining room, and a cozy sitting room. The ground floor also boasts a grand bathroom equipped with both a separate bath and shower. Upstairs, there are two beautifully appointed bedrooms—one double and one twin that can be converted into a double upon request—along with a separate WC. The upstairs rooms offer delightful views of the Killerton countryside and parkland, while the small enclosed garden outside allows for relaxation amidst the scenic surroundings.
Positioned adjacent to Crabtree School House, another holiday cottage accommodating six guests, this property is ideal for larger family gatherings or group trips, as both can be booked together. A short ten-minute walk across the estate leads to the historic 18th-century Killerton House, along with its shop and café. The expansive Killerton Estate spans 6,400 acres, featuring numerous footpaths and cycle paths that meander through historic parkland, formal gardens, and agricultural landscapes, making it a prime location for outdoor activities right from the cottage doorstep.
Beyond the estate, the village of Broadclyst provides essential amenities such as a village shop, post office, and various pubs and restaurants. Moreover, the vibrant city of Exeter is only a 20-minute drive away, offering a diverse array of shopping options, dining experiences, and entertainment venues, including cinemas and theatres. For those eager to explore more of Devon's natural beauty, the wilds of Dartmoor and the beaches at Exmouth and Sidmouth are easily accessible, as well as other National Trust properties like the Victorian country house at Knightshayes.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!