Cosy Nook, North Molton

Looking for a charming holiday cottage in North Devon? Look no further than Cosy Nook in North Molton! This delightful mid-terraced 'chocolate box' cottage boasts a thatched roof, exposed beams and a large inglenook fireplace. It sleeps up to 3 guests in two bedrooms, one with a king-size double bed (which can be made as two singles on request) and the other with a single bed.

The lounge is a cosy spot, complete with a large inglenook containing an oil-fired 'wood-burner' (looks like a wood-burner), perfect for relaxing in front of after a day of exploring. The fully equipped kitchen includes a washing machine, so you can pack light and still have everything you need.

Upstairs, there's a shower room (no bath) and outside you'll find a rear courtyard and raised garden with seating area - the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee or evening drink. Bed linen and towels are provided, and you'll even receive a welcome hamper on arrival.

Please note that due to the thatch, smoking is strictly prohibited. However, two small dogs or one large dog are welcome - dog towels and throws are provided to make their stay as comfortable as possible. Free roadside parking (not allocated) is available.

Located near Exmoor National Park, Cosy Nook is an excellent base for exploring the area and all that North Devon has to offer. With sandy beaches less than an hour's drive away, it's an ideal spot for a relaxing break. Book your stay today and experience the charm of Cosy Nook in North Molton!

Facilities
Three stone steps from the roadside up to the front door, which opens into a small hall, then through into the sitting room with dining table. The large inglenook fireplace is a main feature of this this room. The property has central heating throughout, which can be adjusted to suit your preferences and the seasons. Electricity and heating costs are included in the price of your accommodation. A television is provided in the sitting room and wireless internet is available throughout.

The kitchen is at the rear of the property and it well-equipped, comprising an electric oven with hob, microwave, free-standing fridge-freezer, washing machine, kettle and toaster, plus a variety of cookware, utensils, cutlery, crockery and glasses.

A narrow and steep staircase (with handrail) leads upstairs to the two bedrooms and the shower room, comprising a shower unit (up a small step), toilet and hand basin.

Bed linen, duvet, pillows, electric blanket and towels are provided, but please bring your own beach towels if you wish to take towels with you on day trips.

One small dog is accepted (no medium or large dogs). Please do not leave your dogs alone in the property at any time.

Please note, this property is strictly non-smoking due to the thatch.

Location
North Molton is a village in North Devon and sits just outside the boundary of Exmoor National Park. Until the 18th century the village was an important centre of the woollen industry, and mining was also a significant employer in the parish until the 19th century.

North Molton has a village pub with excellent food and is dog friendly. Please support our local traders.

Exmoor provides a great base for walking, cycling and exploring. There are miles of walking routes and many pretty villages to sightsee. There are also opportunities to ride, to play golf at the famous Saunton Sands Golf Course or to visit a number of outstanding gardens such as those at Marwood, Castle Hill Estate and RHS Rosemoor. North Molton is within easy reach of the famous Tarr Steps, The Chains - a wonderful place for the experienced walker, the Tarka Trail, the North Devon coastal path. The north coast from Minehead through Porlock and Lynton to Woody Bay and the Valley of the Rocks are some of the most stunning scenery in Britain boasting the highest cliffs. The beaches at Saunton and Croyde are not far away (approx 45 mins by car).

South Molton, the nearest town, is just 3 miles away and has a local market on Thursday and a farmers market on Saturday. Barnstaple, North Devon’s main market town, with its famous Pannier Market and Butchers Row – excellent for both meat and locally caught fish, is within easy reach and offers a range of shopping facilities and other activities.