Musbury 1.5 miles.

Enjoying a superb location as one of five Grade II listed stone cottages, Wisteria Cottage is situated in the small hamlet of Trill close to Musbury in Devon. Perfect for families, the cottage has shared use of over three acres of magnificent gardens which are ideal for children to run around in and explore while the grown-ups can relax and enjoy the stunning scenery of the surrounding Devon countryside.

The cottage is as enticing inside as it is outside with a traditional interior welcoming its guests in. The open-plan living space has everything in it you could need for your stay: an inviting sitting area which is a wonderful spot for curling up together and enjoying spending time in each other’s company; a separate dining area with views over the stunning countryside and a well-equipped kitchen which has all the facilities you need to cook up some delicious food for the whole family. If the Devon sun is shining, then step out onto the patio area and soak up the sunshine while indulging in some tantalising local produce and a drink or two. There’s nowhere better to be on a sunny day than here where the children can explore their environment safely and the adults can chill out and immerse themselves in a tranquil and revitalising holiday. Upstairs are the two well-appointed bedrooms, the perfect place to rest your weary heads after a tiring day of travelling and holidaying. The location of Wisteria Cottage is simply superb and offers a wonderful base from where to explore what Devon has to offer.

A memorable family stay awaits at Wisteria Cottage.

Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1106399, 1106236, 1106225 and 1106120, 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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