Elworthy Lodge
Located in South Molton, Devon
This lodge is situated on a working farm on the outskirts of Bishops Nympton, near South Molton, and can sleep six people in three bedrooms.
- Sleeps: 6
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
- Pet Friendly: 2
Description
South Molton 3.5 miles. This single-storey, detached lodge is situated within its own enclosed gardens, complete with imposing wrought iron gates, on a working livestock farm, on the outskirts of Bishops Nympton, near South Molton in North Devon. Set within an idyllic rural location and with amazing far-reaching views, this beautifully-presented Bishops Nympton lodge provides an ideal, quiet getaway for a family or group of six. This spacious Bishops Nympton lodge has an open plan living area, which is light and airy and boasts panoramic views, and offers a fitted kitchen with dining area and a cosy sitting area with an electric fire. All bedrooms, including one with en-suite facilities, offer restful and welcoming sleeping arrangements. The garden is secluded, private and has a sunny patio with marvellous views; a great place to relax and truly unwind. South Molton, the Gateway to Exmoor, has great food and gift shops and plentiful sights and attractions of interest for the tourist. Exmoor provides a great escape for walkers and wildlife lovers, whilst the spectacular North Devon beaches are all a short drive from this lodge near South Molton and provide endless sea, sand and surf for all members of the family. A fabulous, well-presented Bishops Nympton lodge near the moorland and coast, perfect for families and lovers of a quiet life on the farm.
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Location
Area Details
South Molton
South Molton is a market town known as the Gateway to Exmoor and is perfectly located for not only exploring the National Park but the North Devon coastline as well with Combe Martin, Ilfracombe and Woolacombe all under 25 miles away. Every Thursday and Sunday the Country Market hosts 70 local businesses selling locally produced foods, plants and flowers, antiques as well as goods by local talented artists all under one roof. The town has a good choice of where to eat out and a free museum detailing the local history. The newly opened Quince Honey Farm is already a must-visit with a typical comment being I never knew bees could be so interesting! The nearby Castle Hill Estate has stunning views with an equally stunning 50 acres of garden, a great cafe and is also dog-friendly so everyone can enjoy the walks.
