The Linhay at Lower Chilverton
Sleeps up to 6 people.
Archived listing. This entry was captured from the original Self Catering Searcher directory in January 2022 and is kept for reference. Prices and availability have been removed, and the property may no longer be let. Please do not treat this as a current offer.
This newly converted detached 2 bedroom property sleeps 4 comfortably. It is split level with open plan living upstairs and is completely glass fronted to take benefit of the stunning uninterrupted views and opportunity to watch the wildlife. It is a haven of peace and quiet for people and wildlife alike and the grounds are home to buzzards, badgers, hares, deer and owls. It is furnished to a high standard and has been converted sympathetically with oak or slate flooring throughout. It has all modern equipment including fridge, freezer, dishwasher, TV with DVD and video, stereo and a BBQ in its own patio. The bathroom has bath and over bath shower, heated towel rail and heated flooring. There are many wonderful villages to explore close by and many good pubs to visit to try local the food. The Tarka Trail runs a short distance away. For the winelovers there are two vineyards within 20 minutes, for gardeners there is RHS Rosemoor, several National Trust properties and of course you are within 30 minutes of Dartmoor and an hour to Exmoor. Both north and south coasts are within 1 hour away and it will take you about the same time to get to the famous Eden Project. The city of Exeter is 17 miles away with all an old cathedral city offers.
Kitchen
The open plan kitchen/ dining room has all the facilities and equipment you would need. Electric cooker and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. There is a dining table in the dining area which could seat 6.
Living Room
The living room has two comfortable sofas both of which convert to beds. It has oak flooring throughout complemented by colourful rugs. There is a colour TV. DVD, Video and stereo. Being on the first floor it enables those staying to sit and relax, listen to music or read whilst looking out to the rolling countryside typical of Devon.