Cottage con giardino

Situated in a tranquil position in Sticklepath, Devon, is Taw River View, a stunning two-bedroom property, enjoying riverside views. Nestled within Dartmoor National Park and within close proximity to local amenities, Taw River View welcomes four guests and one well-behaved dog for a countryside getaway. Enter the property, arriving at the spacious kitchen/diner, completed with all expected amenities to ease your self-catered stay. To truly make the most of your surroundings, head outdoors and select from one of many patio areas, dotted across the sweeping, shared garden, perfect for alfresco dining, with direct (unfenced) access down to the fast flowing river. Discover the inviting sitting room, where you can warm up in front of the woodburning stove with the TV on in the background, featuring stunning views out to the garden through the patio doors. As the night unfolds, head upstairs to refresh in the shower room, before making yourself at home in either the double or twin rooms. Come morning, enjoy a coffee in the garden before heading into Sticklepath: the village shop and cafe offers basic essentials, chilled and frozen home cooked-food and cakes as well as breakfasts and lunches. On your travels you'll also reach River Taw, where you can enjoy a relaxing stroll.Sticklepath is also home to Finch Foundry nurtured by the National Trust. Just a mile away, Belstone offers a scenic setting for moorland walking with a tea room and pub. Travelling to Okehampton, opt for a tour of the Museum of Dartmoor Life, offering the chance to brush up on your local knowledge, or head to Okehampton Castle and its 14th century grounds for an audio tour. Within easy driving distance you'll find two further National Trust properties: Castle Drogo, which is reputed to be the last castle to be built in England and Lydford Gorge with the Whitelady Waterfall and the Devil's Cauldron. Dartmoor National Park is also peppered with plentiful scenic, nature-filled walking trails, worth packing your walking boots for. Head to Devon with Taw River View as your base. The charming National Trust Museum of Rural Industry is located in the little village of Sticklepath, which is located along a historic ridgeway path inside the northern limit of the Dartmoor National Park. Sticklepath also has a shop, two traditional pubs that serve delicious food, and a school. A paradise for nature lovers, walkers, and bird watchers alike, the area is surrounded by beautiful farmland, and the adjacent town of Okehampton is home to the ruins of a magnificent Norman castle that towers above the tranquil River Okement. Visit the vibrant, adjacent city of Exeter, with its stunning cathedral, first-rate dining options, and exciting nightlife. While Westward Ho!, with its famed Blue Flag-awarded beaches, is well worth a visit, Bude, a fantastic beach resort with golden sands and cascading waves, is easily accessible. a wonderful setting for both friends and family.