Peacefully located, on the edge of the village of Cheriton Fitzpaine, in Devon, lies this wonderful one-bed holiday home, Nelli Lodge at Mile End. Encompassed by outstanding countryside views of Dartmoor, and set in a meadow rich with wild flowers and birdsong, this romantic lodge is ideal for a couple looking to explore Devon. Inside, you will find an airy, open-plan living space featuring a vaulted ceiling, fully-fitted kitchen providing everything you need for a self-catering stay, including a slimline dishwasher and Nespresso Vertuo coffee machine, a dining area with seating for two, and a lounge area with Smart TV, games, bluetooth speaker, and a woodburning stove: perfect for snuggling up in those colder months. You’ll also find a well-presented bedroom with king-size bed and superb meadow views, plus a contemporary ensuite bathroom with sumptuous waterfall shower and heated towel rail. Outside, there is a spacious, fenced patio area with seating, sun loungers, and a wood-fired hot tub, complete with LED lights and air jets where you can relax under a starry sky.

Even dressing gowns are provided! Rurally situated in the rolling Devon countryside, this holiday home makes the perfect escape, offering a plethora of historic sites, breathtaking landscapes, nature trails, and woodland walks. The vibrant town of Crediton is a short drive away, where you can find plenty of independent shops, pubs, and eateries, including Mole Avon Country Store, The Three Little Pigs, Coco's Bakery, Ashton’s Coffee Lounge, and the Trawler's Catch takeaway. Further afield you’ll find Exeter, home to a wealth of amenities and popular tourist attractions, including the magnificent Exeter Cathedral, Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Powderham Castle, the vast Barley Valley Nature Reserve, Exeter Quay and the fascinating Underground Passages: all worth a visit. Experience all of this and more by booking Nelli Lodge at Mile End.

Cheriton Fitzpaine is a quaint countryside village resting between Tiverton and Crediton. The village is known for its plethora of historic buildings that date back to the fifteenth century, along with its cricket club that previously achieved the world record for the world's longest cricket marathon in 2006. Dining options include The Half Moon Inn and The Ring of Bells pubs, whilst you can grab essentials from the local community shop. Within easy reach of the town is the bustling city of Exeter, where you can find further amenities and attractions such as its range of Museums, including the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, the vast Barley Valley Nature Reserve and the fascinating Underground Passages.

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