Threshers Barn
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Nestling at the end of a long private driveway in a tranquil and peaceful location surrounded by 20 acres of beautiful countryside. Enjoy the glorious views and at dawn or dusk you can see the many species of birds and wild animals. For those wishing to explore 500 yards away is Exmoor National Park where you can enjoy walking on the moor. Visit the ancient clapper bridge Tarr Steps and the pub overlooking the River Barle. Dulverton is 4 miles away and has a variety of bespoke shops pubs and restaurants. A host of country pursuits within easy reach include walking fly and sea fishing pony trekking game and clay pigeon shooting bird watching and mountain biking. Porlock Lynmouth and Lynton make enjoyable days out and there are sandy beaches at Woolacombe and Putsborough. As the property is located on the edge of Exmoor you ve got access to some of the most beautiful woodland walks just 4 miles from your door. But if you fancy going a bit further Dunster Castle (19 miles) is situated in the north of the National Park and offers a great day out for kids and dogs. Your hounds will love Blue Anchor beach (21.5 miles) and hunt for fossils or get involved at the Tiverton Railway Centre (17.5 miles) and clip tickets or wave the flag to see off the historic trains. Step inside this reverse-level property with its quaint country-cottage style. The open plan kitchen/dining/lounge area has a traditional style that makes it a pleasure to sit and eat breakfast in the morning the kitchen boasts an electric oven and hob dishwasher microwave and fridge/freezer while the utility room has a washing machine and ample space for coats and boots. Exposed beams and inviting sofas in the open plan lounge invites you to sink back in front of the wood burner and Freesat TV whilst looking out at the country views. Head down to the lower ground floor where you will find two bedrooms one double and one twin both bedrooms have calming and neutral décor that promotes a perfect night s sleep you will also find on the lower ground floor a shower over bath and WC back up to the top floor you will also find a separate WC. Head outside through the French doors straight out onto the patio area where further highlights await in the shape of an enclosed lawn area with lovely countryside views a pond in separate field and garden furniture. Here you can relax in style without needing to venture further than the front door and enjoy a pre dinner drink in the fresh countryside air. Need to know: 2 bedrooms 1 double and 1 twin. 1 bathroom bath with shower over and WC and separate WC. Kitchen area with electric oven, hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave. Stairgate, highchair and travel cot available. Utility room with washing machine and ample space for boots and coats. TV with Freesat. Woodburner first basket of logs included, further can be purchased from the owner or in Dulverton. Patio area with lawn and table and chairs. Ample off road parking. Next door to Barn End, owners additional property. Shops and pubs 4 miles. 1 dog very welcome ( possibly 2 by arrangement ) but with 4 male dogs living separately on site, please no females in season.
Threshers Barn is a real stay in Dulverton, and it is here so you know it exists. But we have not been able to find a dog policy for it that we would stand behind, so we are not going to guess at one. No verdict, no stamp, no date.
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