
Description: About Aggies Cottage at Higher Mullacott Farm
Ideal family holiday home in north Devon for six people
Stay in a north Devon holiday home with sea views, set in an elevated position over the seaside town of Ilfracombe. Ideal for families, this well-presented holiday home has its own private small garden with a built-in barbecue and garden furniture, and is surrounded by acres of gardens with shrubberies and lawns. Rooms are bright and airy and decorated in gentle neutral tones. This is the perfect country cottage for a relaxing family holiday. The coast is close by and numerous attractions along the north Devon coast.
Inside this 3 bedroom holiday cottage that sleeps 6
Two of the bedrooms in this holiday home are on the ground floor. One is a very pretty twin bedroom with hand-painted furniture. The other is a spacious master bedroom with a king-size bed. It is painted in calm colours and has a beamed and vaulted ceiling. A spacious shower room is shared by these two bedrooms.
The third bedroom, a double, is on the upper floor under the eaves and features sloping beams. There are views of the sea from the dormer window.
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The main bathroom is stuated upstairs and is in a Victorian style with a roll-top bath and lots of ceiling beams. The contemporary shower room with travertine tiling is downstairs.
Living accommodation
On the ground floor, open-plan living accommodation is comfortable and well-equipped for self-catering. There are all the usual appliances so that you could cook up a feast in your holiday home should you wish. An essential fridge-freezer is there to store favourite foods and drinks for the week.
Cook and dine al-fresco on holiday
Sunny days may entice you to barbeque and dine in the back garden. Your children can safely plan in the large communal gardens beyond your own private garden. A game of football in the football field or swinging in the playground will keep them happily occupied.
Good location near north Devon's beaches
The nearby town of Ilfracombe has a beach and plenty of eateries, ice cream shops and family entertainment.
There is much to see and do in Devon. It is such a popular summer holiday destination for good reason. People also come for surfing holidays. Go to a beach such as Woolacombe or Croyde to see surfers in action or you may be tempted to try it yourself. There are surf schools and hire shops at most beaches in north Devon. Woolacombe and Croyde beaches are long, seep and sandy - great for making sandcastles.
Rent Aggie's Cottage for your summer holiday and have a wonderful time on the North Devon coast.
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Local Attractions near Ilfracombe
Top Attractions: Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinasaur Park, Exmoor Zoo, Tunnels Beach
Recommended Places to Visit: Exmoor, national park to see the wild ponies Barnstaple, The Big Sheep children's park
Annual Eventst: Lots of local events, carnivals and festivals throughout Devon, especially in the summer. Woolacombe Sand Castle competition
Recommended Places to Eat Out: Ilfracombe offers a huge variety of eateries including the Olive Room, The Brasserie, Kentisbury Grange
Local Sports: gliding, surfing, horse riding
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Nearest Train Station: Barnstaple
Ilfracombe
Stunning coastal scenery, magnificient Victorian architecture, independent high street retailers, top class restaurants and galleries can all be found in Ilfracombe, North Devon. Climb to the coastal path and wander along the top of the cliffs taking in the breathtaking scenery of waves crashing on the rocks at high tide. Magnificient views over the town and across The Channel to the Welsh coast.
The infamous and award winning Tunnels Beaches offers the chance to see the tunnel hand dug by Welsh miners to get to the shore and which provided the Victorian Ladies and Gents individual beaches to swim from. Visit Ilfracombe in June for a week of Victorian fun. During Victorian week you may well bump into 'Her Majesty', or the local bobby on his pennyfarthing, or The Magistrate! The Ilfracombe Victorian Society welcomes all to join them for Afternoon Tea on the lawn of the Vicarage or a picnic around the bandstand.
Take a walk along the High Street to Walker's Chocolate Emporium. Enjoy everything chocolate and then a wander through their museum.
The Landmark Theatre has varied and regular performances throughout the year. Workshops are often held throughout the year.
The Museum is a rich source of information and well worth a visit. There is a model of the Glass Palace that was built by the Victorians on the sea front. Sadly this has now gone, but there is plenty more to see and do along the promenade.
Ilfracombe has more than its fair share of excellent eating houses for all pockets. Damien Hirst opened No 11 The Quay three years ago. For Fine Dining The Elmfield Hotel can't be beaten. Bistros, Tapas Bars to Award Wining Fish and Chips shops, we have it all.
St Nicholas Chapel stands high and proud and was built in the 14th century. Today it has been restored and is maintained by The Rotary Club, it's worth the climb to visit it and enjoy the view over the harbour.
With Exmoor on our doorstep and the sea lapping at our feet, Ilfracombe is a good place to visit and stay. It is also a good base to visit the several theme parks, the Wolfman at Exmoor Zoo, beautiful open gardens, and a huge range of National Trust properties.
Take a day trip to Lundy Island by boat to see the seals, deer and the Lundy ponies or take a coach ride to Exmoor and then a catamaran back to the harbour. You might even get the odd dolphin alongside.
Have a day trip out to beautiful Clovelly with its 16th century cottages, cobble streets steeped in history. Or if you want to go a bit further why not visit The Eden Project. Both places are within comfortable driving distance for days out. But, if all you want to do is relax, walk, eat good food and enjoy the scenery there's no need to leave ilfracombe!
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