Dairy Cottage, Dulverton

Dairy cottage is one of several farm buildings converted to holiday use and is surrounded by permanent pasture where Red Deer and Exmoor Ponies graze. In the valley below is the beautiful River Barle, at the top of the hill is open moorland, a delight for any nature lover. Dairy Cottage lies within Exmoor National Park high on the southern slopes of the beautiful Barle Valley, near the pretty little riverside town of Dulverton. (approx 2 miles). It is a single storey cottage comprising one double bedroom, a small triple bunk room, and a spacious bathroom at the rear of the property. The attractive living area and kitchen enjoy the views and southerly aspect at the front, and patio doors open out to an enclosed area with pleasant views and seating which catch the afternoon and evening sun. It is a privately owned cottage situated on a no through road. The access is steep and narrow in places, as is typical of much of Exmoor. The beautiful scenery and diversity of plant and animal life should delight any nature lover, as well as walkers, dog owners and those who just want to get away from it all.

Sleeps up to 4/5 guests, adjoining Byre Cottage sleeping 2 may also be available.
Main bedroom with double bed
Second bedroom with triple single adult bunk beds
Family bathroom with shower over bath
Open-plan living area with large dining table, settee, two armchairs, pouffe, wide screen TV, DVD player and a selection of books, DVDs, magazines, games, and walking and nature guides etc
Well-equipped kitchen including washing machine
Private garden with patio area and table and chairs, on the west side, there is also a small enclosed area at the front of the property on the east side.
Communal garden with picnic tables
Bed linen and towels are provided
Wifi, heating and electricity is included
Many essentials provided
Dogs welcome (2 max) at no extra charge
No Smoking
Designated parking space
Arrive from 3pm, refreshment provided for your arrival
Depart by 10 am

BOOKING
Saturday to Saturday bookings are preferred, if you are unable to travel until Sunday, please still leave on a Saturday, as we are unable to obtain servicing on a Sunday and not always early in the week, meaning that we miss out on that week. The website should automatically generate an offer to do that.
Prices given are generally for a week or any number of nights within it during the main season.

Note, the triple single adult bunks were put in by the owners so that their grandchildren could be accommodated, and bookings for five people will only be accepted on the understanding that this is a small room with limited storage lit by a sky light and although the dining table is large, the cottage as a whole is more suited to groups of up to 4 guests.

The lack of light pollution gives a stunning night sky with a visible milky way. Dulverton and Exmoor in general are very dog friendly areas and most pubs and cafes will allow well-behaved dogs.
There is currently no extra charge for well-behaved pets and the owners would like to keep it that way - please make sure when you leave that there are no obvious signs that your pet has visited.