Swallowfield Cottage, Newton Poppleford is a contemporary two-bedroom bungalow perfectly positioned for exploring Devon's spectacular Jurassic Coast. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, integrated fridge and freezer, washing machine, and microwave for preparing everything from quick breakfasts to leisurely evening meals. The inviting lounge and dining area welcomes you with a comfortable sofa, two wing-backed armchairs, and a Smart TV for cosy evenings, whilst the round dining table provides the perfect spot for family meals or board game tournaments.
Heading outside, a small communal lawn area with a gently flowing stream offers a peaceful spot to relax in the sunshine. The master bedroom features stylish contemporary design and its own Smart TV for lazy mornings, while the second single bedroom provides comfortable accommodation with useful storage space. A family bathroom with shower over bath completes the layout, and private parking for one vehicle adds welcome convenience.
Picture sun-drenched mornings with coffee beside the stream, planning your day's coastal adventures. Spend afternoons exploring sandy coves and dramatic clifftops, then return to your peaceful retreat for evening board games and conversation. As dusk falls, settle into the wing-backed chairs, perhaps planning tomorrow's discoveries along this magnificent stretch of Devon coastline.
Swallowfield Cottage, Newton Poppleford puts you within easy reach of outstanding family attractions and coastal treasures. Raceworld Indoor Karting in Exeter (6 km) invites anyone aged eleven and over to indulge their inner racer with professional racing equipment, delivering fast and challenging experiences on state-of-the-art tracks. Wildwood Devon in Ottery St Mary (8 km) is a rewarding wildlife conservation park dedicated entirely to preserving British native species, offering engaging exhibits and educational programmes that inspire visitors of all ages. Quad World in Exeter (15 km) provides thrilling quad biking experiences for all ages and abilities, with bikes suitable for riders from six years upwards and all safety gear plus training included in every ticket. Diggerland in Willand (21 km) lets children and adults alike ride, drive, and operate real diggers, dumpers, and other full-size construction machinery in a uniquely hands-on adventure.
Venture further to discover more of Devon's finest attractions. Wall in the Hall in Tiverton (49 km) is an interactive climbing and bouldering facility featuring an evolving wall mural, local exhibitions, and creative workshops that combine physical challenge with artistic inspiration. Finch Foundry in Sticklepath (51 km) is a fascinating water-powered forge where craftspeople bring traditional blacksmithing to life through captivating demonstrations, beautifully preserved original machinery, and scenic gardens. Quince Honey Farm in South Molton (54 km) is a working honey farm offering a genuinely delightful day out for all the family, with fascinating insights into beekeeping alongside delicious honey tastings.
The picturesque coastal town of Exmouth lies just 12 kilometres away, where stunning beaches meet scenic trails and vibrant local culture creates the perfect seaside escape, from water sports and clifftop walks to independent shops and seafront dining. Meanwhile, Dartmouth is a 43-kilometre drive. This beautiful harbour town positioned on the banks of the River Dart combines maritime heritage with contemporary dining, historic streets with riverside walks, and classic Devon charm with sophisticated coastal living.
