Mulberry Tree is a beautiful cottage settled into the coastal town of Appledore, Devon. Pet-friendly. Open-plan. Close to beach. Close to pub. Westward Ho! 2.9 miles; Barnstaple 11 miles; Exmoor National Park 21.1 miles.
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Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box. Smart TV, 2 x TVs, WiFi, selection of books. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Non-enclosed communal garden with furniture. Two well-behaved pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 0.1 miles, pub and river 0.1 miles, beach 2.1 miles. Note: No parking with this property but on road and a chargeable public car park close by
Mulberry Tree is a simply stunning couple’s retreat,resting in a ‘Village in a Village’. The Village in a Village is a charming collection of properties located in their own courtyard hidden away in the heart of Appledore, North Devon. It features a selection of stunning cottages set around a pretty courtyard, close to local amenities such as pubs, restaurants, and beaches, making it a simply perfect base for exploring Appledore and the coast of Devon. Once you enter into Mulberry Tree, discover a light and airy open-plan living space with a contemporary feel. This space offers a selection of amenities, tucked away into a stylish kitchen, where guests can cook up a storm and enjoy a romantic meal for two at the dining table, over a bottle of fizz, before settling into the sitting area for a movie marathon. This pretty cottage houses a tasteful kingsize bedroom with storage for all of your belongings, as well as an en-suite shower room where you can freshen up after a day of exploring the local area. Outside, make the most of the sunshine by taking breakfast to the communal sitting area and dining alfresco. There is so much to be explored from the picturesque Mulberry Tree; an ideal couple’s retreat to Devon. Note: For a special getaway for the extended family, this property can be booked with Refs. 1127547, 1127298, and 1127548, together sleeping up to 18 guests in the delightful ‘Village in a Village’.
