Exmoor Stables

Lynton, Devon

Exmoor Stables is a beautifully converted property located in the charming Victorian village of Lynton, Devon, known for its stunning panoramic views and accessibility features. This fully equipped accommodation can comfortably sleep eight guests across four well-appointed bedrooms, including a four-poster bed and a king-size option. With three bathrooms and a lift for those with mobility challenges, the property is designed to be welcoming and convenient for all. Guests can enjoy the luxurious hot tub and explore the surrounding area, often referred to as ‘England’s Little Switzerland,’ which offers a blend of independent shops, tea rooms, and captivating local history.

The village of Lynton is uniquely situated above Lynmouth and is linked by the historic Cliff Railway, a marvel of engineering that has been in operation since 1890. Visitors can learn about the rich history of the area at the Lyn and Exmoor Museum, which showcases exhibitions on local life and the railway’s significance. The natural beauty surrounding Lynton is characterized by rolling hills, wooded valleys, and picturesque rivers, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The area is steeped in literary history, notably featured in R.D. Blackmore's novel "Lorna Doone," and offers ample opportunities for walking, horse riding, and fishing.

Within a short distance from Exmoor Stables, guests can explore breathtaking beaches and coastal paths, including the renowned South West Coast Path, which provides access to stunning views and secluded coves. Popular beaches such as Woolacombe and Putsborough offer golden sands and excellent surf conditions, while the scenic Lee Bay and Barricane Beach, famous for its exotic shells, present idyllic spots for relaxation. The dramatic landscapes of the Valley of the Rocks and the picturesque village of Combe Martin, with its rich local culture and events, further enhance the appeal of this beautiful region.

In addition to natural attractions, the area is rich in cultural experiences, including visits to historic sites like Arlington Court, which features formal gardens and a collection of horse-drawn vehicles. The nearby Watersmeet gorge offers stunning woodland trails and a delightful National Trust tea room, perfect for enjoying traditional Devon cream teas. For those seeking adventure, coasteering and horse riding are popular activities, while the ferry service to Lundy Island provides an opportunity to explore its unique wildlife and landscapes. The historic village of Clovelly, with its steep cobbled streets and ancient harbour, adds to the rich tapestry of experiences available in this enchanting part of Devon.

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