Description of the holiday cottage

Park View Lodge is a one bedroom holiday cottage in private grounds and is about a 15 minute walk to the centre iof Barnstaple, famous for its Pannier market and the gateway to North Devon. Park View Lodge is ideal if you are looking for a luxury one bedroom holiday home in Barnstaple, with great nightlife and a range of restaurants and bars, an ideal location for a base to explore North Devon and Exmoor and get a feel for this lively town. With the extended Tarka trail and new developments being built, Barnstaple is the growing capital of North Devon, a thriving town and offering easy access to the North Devon beaches.. Internally, Park View Lodge near Barnstaple features an open plan living and dining area with three steps down to the beautifully designed kitchen with high gloss units, large rain censored Velux window with remote control to open, closed and operate the blinds. There is also LED lighting to the ceiling and skirting; and integrated draw ironing board. The property also features touch screen underfloor heating throughout every room. A welcome pack is also provided. Externally, a large bricked paved area to the front for parking for one car with a bistro table and chairs. Opposite the lodge, approx. eight metres and through a gate up the steps is a new three tired newly designed decking area with sole use for visitors of Park View Lodge. The Owner's gardens can be seen from here. Featuring a double swing seat, table, chairs, umbrella and sun loungers. Access is given to the Owners garden. Barnstaple is reputed to be the oldest borough in England, it continues to be an important market town for the region and has a lively town centre, bustling with cafes, restaurants and shops. The Tarka Trail with bike hire is found at Barnstaple train station, a series of footpaths and cycle paths around North Devon that follow the route taken by Tarka the Otter in the book of that name. It is a figure-of-eight route, based in Barnstaple and covers some 31 miles of path. Within five miles is Instow Beach with its seafood restaurants and quaint pubs. Further on another mile and a half is Bideford, leading to Westward Ho! and Appledore. Within 10-15 miles are the beaches of Saunton, Croyde, Puttsborough and Ilfracombe with its harbour and now famous Damien Hurst statue ‘Verity'.

Sleeps: 2

Pets: No