Escape to this secluded holiday cottage nestled at the end of a picturesque farmhouse track, admiring breath-taking views of the rolling coastline.
Barley Cottage, Hartland (Pet Friendly Cottage)
- This cottage is located in the village of Hartland, Devon
- The cottage is all ground floor and has one bedroom with an en-suite shower and basin
- There is a shared utility room and kitchen with a breakfast bar as well as a conservatory
- The cottage comes equipped with electric oven, hob, washer dryer, TV, DVD, WIFI and off road parking.
- The garden includes furniture, sun terrace and bike rack with two well behaved pets welcome. Check in is from 4pm.
| Key Details | |
| Sleeps: | 2 |
| Bedrooms: | 1 |
| Pet Friendly: | ✔️ Yes |
As one of three cottages nestled in a tranquil location, this secluded property can be found at the end of a picturesque old farmhouse track. Take your time to admire the breath-taking views of the rolling coast line as you make your way down the track.
Just two miles away is Hartland village; offering guests shops, two bars and a post office, as well as being adjacent to the Hartland Peninsula, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Visitors have plenty to see and experience – from the well-known Hartland Lighthouse and Hartland Quay to the charming cobblestoned village of Clovelly, just five minutes away.
The cottage itself has been fitted out with all that you need to make your stay truly unforgettable. From the information board with details of nearby beaches to facilities onsite, every effort has been taken to ensure your comfort and enjoyment. If travelling in a group of 10, this holiday home alongside 965123 and 965122 provides the perfect space for a memorable break.
Location
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About the Local Area (Hartland)
Found in the heart of North Devon’s stunning coastline, Hartland is a beautiful village that has managed to maintain its natural charm and character over the years.
With dramatic cliffs, wild landscapes, and rich maritime history, Hartland is a hidden gem for those who seek authentic experiences and natural beauty.
What is Hartland Famous For?
Hartland is famous for its rugged coastline and the Hartland Quay, which was once a thriving port for exporting local slate and wool. Today, visitors can still see the remains of the old harbour and enjoy the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean from the cliff tops.
Things to Do in Hartland
Looking for things to do in Hartland? You’re in for a treat! Hartland has plenty to offer, from scenic walks along the South West Coast Path to explore the historic buildings and landmarks in the village.
Here are some of the top things to do in Hartland:
- Visit the Hartland Abbey and Gardens
This beautiful estate boasts stunning gardens, a historic house, and a museum. The Abbey is open to the public from April to October, and visitors can enjoy guided tours of the house and gardens. - Walk along the South West Coast Path
This world-famous trail offers breathtaking views of the coastline and the Atlantic Ocean. You can start your walk from Hartland Quay and explore the rugged cliffs and secluded coves along the way. - Explore the village
Hartland has a rich history and many well-preserved historic buildings, such as St. Nectan’s Church and the Hartland Town Hall. Take a stroll around the village and discover its hidden gems.
Things Near Hartland
There are plenty of things to do and see near Hartland.
Here are some of the top attractions and destinations:
- Clovelly Village
This unique and picturesque fishing village is a short drive from Hartland and is famous for its steep cobbled streets and donkeys. Visitors can explore the village’s history at the Clovelly Museum or enjoy fresh seafood at one of its many restaurants. - Bideford
This historic port town is just a 30-minute drive from Hartland and offers plenty of shopping, dining, and cultural activities. Visitors can explore the Bideford Pannier Market or learn about the town’s maritime history at the Bideford Heritage Centre. - Lundy Island
This remote and rugged island is a popular destination for nature lovers and adventurers. Visitors can take a ferry from Bideford or Ilfracombe and explore the island’s unique flora and fauna, as well as its historic buildings and landmarks.
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