Blagdon Means, Bolham, is a charming cottage where countryside comfort meets convenient exploration. The light and airy kitchen offers an electric oven, gas hob, fridge, and dishwasher, with a breakfast table seating four and lovely views onto the private garden. Step into the large, comfortable lounge with ample seating arranged around a cosy wood burner, perfect for those chillier Devon evenings. A separate utility area houses practical amenities including a washing machine, tumble dryer, freezer, and microwave.
Head outdoors to discover a pretty, enclosed garden with a level lawn area, offering plenty of space for outdoor games or al fresco dining during warmer months. The cottage features two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a king-size master with views of the neighbouring paddock where sheep often graze, and a welcoming twin room. A modern shower room and separate ground-floor WC ensure comfort and convenience throughout your stay.
Imagine waking to birdsong filtering through the windows, enjoying a leisurely breakfast while planning the day's adventures. After exploring Devon's magnificent coastlines and countryside, return to your cottage haven, perhaps lighting the wood burner as evening falls. Gather in the spacious dining room, sharing stories of your day before retreating to the comfort of your country-style bedrooms.
Blagdon Means, Bolham, is perfectly positioned to explore the best of Devon's attractions. The cottage is just two kilometres from the town of Tiverton, where the grand medieval Tiverton Castle with stunning walled gardens and centuries of history is ready for you to discover. For local heritage enthusiasts, Tiverton Museum of Mid Devon Life (4 km) showcases the region's rich history with captivating collections from local trades to wartime heritage. Families will delight in the Devon Railway Centre at Bickleigh (9 km), an interactive railway attraction featuring model trains, heritage rail rides, and family-friendly exhibits. Coldharbour Mill (15 km) presents a fascinating glimpse into industrial history with its working textile machinery and steam engines dating back to 1797.
For those willing to venture a little further, North Devon Hawk Walks in Blacklands (33 km) offers the thrilling experience of flying majestic hawks in beautiful countryside settings. Wildwood Devon in Ottery St Mary (33 km) provides a wonderful day out at a wildlife conservation park dedicated to preserving British wildlife. Families seeking adventure will love Crealy Theme Park in Clyst St Mary (41 km), a multi-award-winning destination with over 60 rides and attractions.
The vibrant city of Exeter, Devon's county capital, is just a 25-kilometre drive away. The city has a stunning cathedral and the Underground Passages, dating back to medieval times, are a fascinating look at the city's past. The ancient river port town of Barnstaple with its traditional pannier market is 48 kilometres away. The town is a major hub for artists as well as offering great shopping at the many traditional, family-owned shops on the high street.
