Hittisleigh Cottage, Hittisleigh welcomes you into a charming entrance porch, perfect for hanging coats and leaving muddy boots after countryside adventures. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, and fridge with ice compartment, flowing seamlessly into the lounge / diner where exposed beams blend beautifully with contemporary styling. Comfortable seating gathers around a Smart TV for cosy evenings in, while the dining table seats guests for relaxed meals together. A convenient boot room and downstairs WC complete the ground floor layout.
Heading outside, a gravelled sun-trap area with garden furniture provides the perfect spot for morning coffee, while a large undercover dining space with charming round roof houses the barbecue area for al fresco feasts. The expansive private lawn stretches before the cottage, and dogs can roam freely across 20 acres of safe, enclosed land. Upstairs, two beautifully appointed bedrooms each enjoy private en-suite facilities: one with a luxurious super-king bed and bathroom with bath, the other with flexible super-king zip-and-link beds (convertible to twins) and shower room. Private off-road parking accommodates two cars.
Picture mornings wrapped in countryside quiet, coffee in hand as mist lifts from rolling Devon hills. Spend days exploring ancient woodland trails and dramatic moorland tors, returning to fire up the barbecue beneath your covered dining area as afternoon sunshine warms the garden. As darkness falls, sink into comfortable sofas before the flickering TV, content in your peaceful rural sanctuary.
Hittisleigh Cottage, Hittisleigh sits perfectly positioned to explore Devon's finest treasures. Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (13 km) brings traditional blacksmithing vividly to life through captivating demonstrations and beautifully preserved water-powered machinery set within scenic gardens. Okehampton Castle (16 km) rises dramatically as Devon's largest castle ruins, its Norman keep and medieval guest lodgings creating an atmospheric journey through centuries past amidst beautiful woodland. The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum in Exeter (18 km) houses one of Britain's most extensive moving image collections, offering fascinating exhibits tracing the evolution of film and photography. Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (20 km) delights visitors with friendly alpaca treks alongside adorable miniature ponies, Swiss Valais Blacknose sheep, and cuddly goats.
Venture further to discover even more of Devon's captivating attractions. Westward Waves Surf School at Westward Ho! (45 km) welcomes beginners and improvers alike with experienced, enthusiastic instructors dedicated to creating unforgettable surfing experiences on North Devon's stunning coastline. The Milky Way Adventure Park near Clovelly (49 km) combines thrilling indoor and outdoor rides with entertaining shows and extensive play areas, including the exciting Blast Quest laser adventure and the impressive North Devon Bird of Prey Centre. Plymouth Gin Distillery (50 km) invites you to explore centuries of gin-making heritage through guided tours and tastings at this historic distillery, established in 1793 and still producing exceptional spirits today.
Exeter, Devon's elegant cathedral city, lies 19 kilometres away, where the magnificent Gothic cathedral soars above cobbled streets lined with independent shops, excellent restaurants, and fascinating museums including the extraordinary underground passages. Meanwhile, Paignton is a 39-kilometre drive to the English Riviera. Its Victorian pier stretching into sparkling Torbay waters beside golden sandy beaches perfect for traditional seaside fun, complemented by charming beach huts and excellent facilities for families.
