Birch Cleave Stable, Simonsbath

Looking for a luxurious and comfortable stay in the heart of Exmoor National Park? Look no further than Birch Cleave Stable in Simonsbath. This traditional stone building has recently been renovated to a high standard, incorporating all modern conveniences for a cozy and enjoyable stay. With space for up to 4 guests in 2 beautifully appointed bedrooms, this ground floor property features an open-plan living-dining room with a modern kitchen area, large corner sofa, and wood-burner for those chilly evenings.

One bedroom features a super-king sized double bed, while the other has a king size zip-link bed that can be made into twin beds on request. A family bathroom with a shower over the bath, toilet, and hand basin completes the space. Enjoy the outdoors with garden furniture and a firepit barbecue.

We welcome up to 2 well-behaved dogs for an additional charge of £20 per dog per booking. And if you want to bring your horse, two stables are available for just £15 per stable per night. Birch Cleave Stable is strictly non-smoking and we do not accept guests under 18 years of age.

Birch Cleave Stable is part of a collection of three unique, detached barn conversions set within a pretty walled garden in the centre of Simonsbath. Access footpaths and bridleways just steps from the cottage door and explore all that Exmoor National Park has to offer. Check-in is from 4 pm and check-out is by 10 am. Book now for a luxurious getaway with all the modern comforts you need.

Facilities
The kitchen area is compact yet well-equipped and includes fridge (with small freezer compartment), dishwasher, instant boiling water tap, washing machine, tumble dryer, and electric oven and hob. Other equipment includes toaster, kettle, cafetière, variety of cookware, kitchen utensils, cutlery, crockery and glasses.

There is a dining table with seating for 4 between the kitchen and living areas.

The living area has a television with Freesat, and wifi is available throughout the property at no extra cost. An iron and ironing board, and hairdryers are all provided for your convenience.

Electricity and heating costs are included in the price of your accommodation. Central heating is fitted throughout the property and there is a wood-burner in the living room. Logs and kindling provided on request.

Both bedrooms have storage and hanging space and USB charge points. Bed linen and towels are provided for your convenience. Please bring outdoor/beach towels if you wish to take them with you on day trips.

Up to 2 well-behaved dogs welcome for supplement of £20 per dog. Please do not allow them on the furniture or beds please, thank you for your cooperation.

Location
Exmoor National Park spreads across both West Somerset and North Devon. Often referred to as England's best kept secret, Exmoor is a wonderful holiday destination for anyone looking for a holiday in the great outdoors! There's so much to see and do, from short walks to long expeditions across the moors, wooded valleys or coastal paths. As well as horse riding, taking in a safari or sight-seeing at your own pace around the 'picture postcard' villages and hamlets.

There are plenty of interesting places to visit during your stay including Tarr Steps near Winsford, the popular country towns of Dulverton and South Molton, West Somerset Steam Railway, National Trust properties including Dunster Castle, Arlington Court, Knightshayes and many more. The surfing beaches of North Devon are easily reached and the South West Coastal Path and Coleridge Way.

Birch Cleave Stable is ideally situated to take advantage of all country pursuits a step from the door, in addition the coast to the north is within easy reach and provides a wealth of water sports such as sailing and surfing.

Nearby is the historic market town of Dulverton, the southern gateway to Exmoor. There are lots to explore including antiques and galleries, cafes, pubs and restaurants.

Also worth a visit is Lynton and Lynmouth, the Victorians named these two villages ‘Little Switzerland’, they are situated at the mouth of the River Lyn. From Lynmouth you can access Lynton (the higher of the two villages) either via a Victorian water-powered cliff railway, a foot path, or in the car via the road. You will find traditional fisherman’s cottages, shops and cafes. Along the coast nearby you will find the magnificent rugged setting of the Valley of the Rocks.