Cobblers Cottage, Lynmouth

Cobblers Cottage is tucked away in an elevated position above the street, accessed via shared steps, and enjoying beautiful views over the rocky river and out to sea. It's a traditional cottage with real charm, the kind of place where you settle in, light the wood burner and feel immediately at home.

The accommodation is arranged across two floors. The double bedroom and shower room are on the lower ground floor, while upstairs you'll find the open plan living and dining room, complete with a window seat making the most of the views and a lovely wood burner for cosy evenings. The kitchen has everything you need for a comfortable self-catering stay, and outside there's a small seating area by the entrance, ideal for an evening drink or a simple al fresco meal.

Sleeps 2
One double bedroom (standard sized 4' 6 double bed)
Shower room with cubicle shower, heated towel rail and toilet
Living/dining room with Freeview TV and wood burner
Kitchen with electric hob, oven, microwave and fridge
Small sitting-out area
Electric storage heating 
Electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included
Welcome pack
Public car park nearby (charges apply)
Beach approximately 0.25 mile
Dogs welcome (2 max for supplement of £15 each)
Strictly no smoking
No children under 16 (please note: there is a significant drop to the street below)
Arrive from 3 pm
Depart by 10 am

Lynmouth is one of the most dramatically situated villages on the North Devon coast, nestled at the confluence of the West and East Lyn rivers where they meet the sea, deep in a gorge beneath the twin town of Lynton. Together the two villages sit within Exmoor National Park, surrounded by wooded valleys, tumbling waterfalls and spectacular coastal cliffs in an area often described as 'Little Switzerland'. The famous Victorian cliff railway, which has linked the two towns since 1890, remains one of the most remarkable in the world.

The surrounding area is exceptional walking country, with hundreds of miles of marked footpaths crossing open moorland, river valleys and coastal paths. Local highlights include the Valley of the Rocks, the National Trust's Watersmeet, and the chance to spot Exmoor ponies, red deer and birds of prey on the open moor. Lynmouth itself has a harbour, riverside walks, pubs and restaurants, and its own beach just a short stroll away. Further afield, the beaches at Saunton Sands, Woolacombe and Croyde are well worth the drive.