Two beautifully refurbished 17C cob and stone cottages set in 10 acres of grounds, offering first class accommodation with old fashioned charm. Sleep 5 & 6.

English Tourism Council 4 Stars

Set in 10 acres of West Devon’s unspoilt countryside, Culverhayes is a country mansion built by the architect Henry Lloyd in 1860 with two 17th Century cob and stone cottages set in the grounds. Purchased in October 2006 we have totally refurbished the cottages to a very high standard, now offering first class accommodation with old fashioned charm. Each cottage has its own garden with wooden furniture and BBQ. You will be welcome to roam throughout the gardens and there is plenty of room for children and well behaved dogs to play.

Spice Cottage (sleeps 5) has a fully integrated, open plan kitchen with fridge freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher and microwave, leading to a dining and lounge area, with oak beamed ceiling and log burning stove, from where you can walk onto the patio. The Master bedroom with King size bed shares a bathroom with a single bedroom. A cloakroom and toilet are also downstairs. Upstairs is the ‘secret’ loft room, with an open plan twin bedded room with sitting area and shower room. This room has limited head room but is ideal for children and anyone not over 6’ tall.

Hopetown Cottage (sleeps 6) has a fully integrated, open plan kitchen with fridge freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher and microwave, leading to a dining area from where you can walk out onto the patio. The lounge has a wood beamed ceiling, an open log fire and double doors out into the garden. A toilet and shower room complete downstairs. Upstairs the Master bedroom has a King size bed and en suite shower room. A further double bedroom and two single rooms share a family bathroom.