Hartland: the attractive large village (some old colour-washed cottages, shops, three pubs and, in a pretty wooded valley nearby, a lovely former abbey, sometimes open) of a remote, sparsely populated, ‘end of road’ and beautiful area, defended by exceptionally spectacular cliffs try Hartland Quay. From the tower of the very fine 14th century church at Stoke, you can see much of it. Coast path. Great sea bird watching. Lighthouse at Hartland Point. Famous Clovelly (fishing trips), 5 miles. Bideford (nearest town), Westward Ho! (golf/big beach), and Bude , all about 15 miles. ... a super, 17th cent. terraced cottage in the heart of Hartland village, seeming bigger inside than it looks from outside. All smartly furnished, very well done. It was once the village sweet shop: in practical 17th cent. fashion, donkeys walked through to the back to be shod, where now there is a lawned garden (good gooseberry bushes, pick your own) with picnic bench, and shed with mountain bikes for your use (your risk). Door from pavement to living room (sofa bed) with inglenook (woodburner), beams (height 6'3), books/games, CD player; two steps up to roomy fitted kitchen/dining room with beams (height 6’1), tiled floor, dishwasher, microwave; utility room with washing machine, fridge-freezer, back door (7 steps up) to garden, and separate shower-room (suite). Stairs up to two bedrooms - a double (5' bed), and a twin; bathroom (suite). No smoking. Public car park (free), 50 yards. Arrival after 4pm and departure by 11am.
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