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Horry Mill Farm - Dog Friendly Cottage in Chulmleigh, Devon

The Hodgson family have lived at Horry Mill for over sixty years, and since 1993 we have been offering a self catering holiday cottage.

The cottage sleeps four plus cot, and is extremely comfortable with oil fired central heating, a Rayburn cooker, and a wonderful inglenook fireplace.

We are located in a wonderful wooded valley down a half mile private drive next to Hollocombe Water, three miles from Winkleigh, and four from Chulmleigh, well off the beaten track. There is a spacious south facing garden, with a summer house made from home grown oak, and a terrace and BBQ for you to enjoy.

We have 65 acres of woodland, mainly mature Oak, also an impressive stand of 60yr old  Douglas Fir planted by Simon’s father. We also have nest boxes for Owls and Pied Fly Catchers.

We welcome two dogs, but please note the garden is not secure, and ducks and chickens may pay you a visit. Dog towels are provided for those wet and muddy walks you may encounter. On the farm we have ducks, chickens and a small herd of Aberdeen Angus Cattle, supplying local people with our beef.

In Winkleigh we have an excellent general store, post office, butcher, two public houses and tea shop. Farm shop within two miles.

Horry Mill self-catering holiday cottage offers a taste of rural bliss – natural woodland, a babbling brook and walks in all directions.

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Local Area
Saunton Sands
Saunton is a village located approximately two miles from Braunton on the North Devon coast. Several kilometres long, the village borders the former national nature reserve, Braunton Burrows. Its beach ‘Saunton Sands’, is part of the Taw-Torridge Estuary which forms part of one of the only UNESCO biosphere reserves in the UK.

Exmoor
Whether you are planning to visit the National Park or are looking for ways to enjoy the special qualities of Exmoor on foot, horseback, bicycle or by car, your journey of discovery starts here. Stunning landscapes, wilderness and tranquillity, rare in southern England, and a warm rural welcome await you on Exmoor, one of Britain’s breathing places; and the glimpse of wild Red Deer or the native Exmoor Pony, are just a couple of the delights that make Exmoor special.