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HAAZ Property Name:
Coaxdon Farm Barn - Sleeps 6
Property Location: Nr Axminster, East Devon. |
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Situated on the
beautiful and dramatic coastal border of
Devon and Cornwall
In a secluded country
setting on the Devon/Dorset border this
comfortable detached former barn is set
within 6 acres of the owner’s grounds.
Offering ideal family accommodation, it
enjoys its own hot tub and children can also
enjoy a games field with playhouse, swing
and play tower. The River Axe valley
provides lovely walking opportunities and
coastal walks along the Dorset and East
Devon heritage coast. Lyme Regis,
Seaton, Sidmouth, Beer and Branscombe all
within easy reach. Historic and NT sites to
explore include Forde Abbey and Montacute
House. Golf, riding and fishing all
available locally. Shops in Axminster 1½
miles. Pub and restaurant, 1 mile.
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Located 1 mile from
the old market town of Axminster and 5 miles
from the picturesque seaside resort of Lyme
Regis, on the famous World Heritage Jurassic
Coast, this single storey 19th century barn
conversion is an excellent holiday home to
explore East Devon and Dorset. Enjoy
lovely country and coastal walks,
fishing and golf, or visit the many NT
properties in the area and family
attractions such as the Donkey Sanctuary and
Pecorama. Shops and pubs 1 mile.
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Property
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W2726 Property Name:
The Cottage - Sleeps 4 - 5 Property Location: Sidmouth,
East Devon.
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Popular seaside resort
This well furnished and
decorated character cottage with beams,
exposed stonework and a pretty garden makes
a delightful holiday home in this popular
seaside resort.
Situated close to the
"Byes", it offers varied coastal
walks, fishing and swimming. The beach is
shingle with sea washed sand and rock pools
exposed at low tide. 500 foot high cliffs
rising from the sea make for spectacular
walking scenery. Places to visit
include the Donkey Sanctuary, Crealy, Bicton
Gardens and many NT properties. Walk the
Jurassic Coastal Path taking in Beer,
Seaton, Branscombe, or take a boat trip
around the coast.
The medieval port of
Lyme Regis is 17 miles, the quiet backwaters
of Culm Valley and the Blackdown Hills are
23 miles and Seaton is 11 miles.
Shops and pub 50 yards,
restaurant 500 yards.
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These properties are
beautifully located in peaceful Devon
countryside designated as an AONB, with
lovely rural views and just 1 mile from the
historic village of Colyton. These
attractive stone cottages have all been
thoughtfully renovated retaining character
and charm, beams and partial stone walling.
They offer spacious well equipped and
tastefully furnished holiday accommodation.
In addition The Old Dairy is single storey
and offers wheelchair access. Colyton is
just 2 miles from the East Devon Coast at
Seaton and linked by a pleasant tramway ride
along the Axe Estuary famous for its
birdlife. During the summer season a horse
drawn waggon takes visitors to Colyton on a
trip around the town and back to the tram
station. Other resorts are easily reached
such as Sidmouth, Exmouth, Lyme Regis, Beer
and Branscombe Bay. There are several local
National Trust properties and many places of
interest such as Honiton, famed as a
principal antique, art and craft centre,
Bicton Park, Forde Abbey, Crealy Adventure
Park, Exeter and Dartmoor. The immediate
locality offers particular opportunities for
walking, cycling (cycles available for hire
in Colyton), horse riding, bird watching and
other country pursuits. All properties
afford views over beautiful countryside.
Depending on the season, sheep, cattle and
alpacas normally graze on the owners’ land
around the farm cottages. There are
excellent coastal walks, riding and golf. A
selection of shops, pubs and restaurants 1
mile at Colyton.
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