Musbury, 1.5 miles.

Located in the beautiful rural hamlet of Trill near Musbury in Devon, Rose Cottage forms part of a collection of five charming, traditional cottages. As well as having a private patio area, Rose Cottage is an ideal choice for families with use of over three acres of shared gardens, perfect for children (and well-behaved dogs!) to run around in whilst the grown-ups can chill out and relax. Inside, the cottage boasts a wealth of traditional features making it feel homely and welcoming. The open-plan living space is especially inviting with a large seating area, a feature exposed stonework and an elegant dining area with French doors overlooking the gardens; all adding up to create a warm, friendly ambience. Talking of food, the kitchen has everything needed to whip up some delicious food for the whole family. When bedtime calls, make your way upstairs where visitors can choose from two appealing bedrooms including a double and a twin; both are stylishly presented and suitably rustic, helping to create a cosy cottage feel. Having woken up from a refreshing night’s sleep Rose Cottage is a great base to explore the wonders of the region.

Rose Cottage offers guests a glorious rural idyll.

Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1106236, 1106225, 1106120, and 1105882, together sleeping up to 24 guests.

Musbury is a small village in East Devon lying between the towns of Axminster and Seaton with much of the surrounding unspoilt countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (aonb), and the centre of the village is a designated Conservation Area. There are plenty of spectacular walks in the surrounding landscape of wooded combes, vast areas of heathland, fertile river valleys and breathtaking cliffs or hilltops. The area is rich in wildlife with local nature reserves providing sanctuaries for birdlife including ospreys around the Axe estuary. From Musbury Castle, a hill fort above the village, there are spectacular views of the Axe Valley. Musbury is three miles from picturesque Seaton Bay with its mile long shingle beach on the Jurassic Coastline, a natural World Heritage Site. The attractive fishing port of Beer is also close-by as is the historic town of Axminster, with medieval minster church by the beautiful river Axe, weekly market, a museum containing antique Axminster carpets and ‘River Cottage’ produce shop and café.

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