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Country Cottages - Devon Cottages
Moorstead Cottage
Compton, Nr Marldon, South Devon.
Sleeps 2, Rent band
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Hidden in a quiet country lane in a lush South Devon valley
with views of horses and cows, Moorstead Cottage is the perfect place to
enjoy a relaxing, peaceful holiday. Adjacent to the owner's house, yet
totally self-contained and private, it has its own parking area and a
delightful garden, which is a real suntrap. The historic hamlet of Compton
is set between the lively resorts of Torbay, the market town of Newton Abbot
and the ancient moorland town of Ashburton, making it a perfect location for
a beach, touring or walking holiday. The National Trust now owns much of
Compton, with the castle at its centre. In 1995 the castle was the location
for the film Sense and Sensibility and it is open to the public three days a
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The old Castle Barton is now a restaurant, well known for its excellent
English food, and the Church House Inn at Marldon has a warm welcome and
tasty meals. A visit to South Devon would not be complete without a cruise
down the River Dart from Totnes to Dartmouth or a meander around Brixham
harbour. Alternatively if you just fancy a lazy day on the beach you will be
spoilt for choice!
Check Availability at
Moorstead Cottage
Note: Non-Smokers Only. Friday Changeover.
This property does not accept babies or young
children.
Accommodation: Ground Floor: Lounge/Dining Room. Kitchen. Bedroom
with double bed. Shower room with shower, WC and
washbasin.
Facilities: Electric Cooker, Microwave, Refrigerator, Freezer,
Dishwasher,
Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer, Barbecue, Parking, Colour Television with Freeview, DVD
Player, CD Player, Payphone(200yards) Shop(1mile) Bus(1mile) Train(5miles)
Inn/Pub(1mile) Sea(3miles) Full Central Heating. Electricity &
Heating inclusive high season, Heating Supplement £15 per week out of
season. Duvets provided. Bed Linen & Towels inclusive. Dogs £30 per week,
one small dog only. Wireless Broadband is available.
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