Tumbledown Barn

Property Summary Tumbledown Barn is a former cow shed transformed into a luxurious 3-bedroom stone and cob building with en-suites, open-plan living, private courtyard with hot tub, dog bath, and outdoor kitchen. Set in a farmyard with scenic views, a delightful getaway awaits you at Tumbledown Barn! Main Description Rated 5 star Gold by Visit England this recently renovated cow shed, built with the original stone and cob walls, some old oak beams internally and open plan downstairs living space has 3 large bedrooms with king beds and all with ensuite bathrooms. Close to the Michelin Star restaurant, the Masons Arms. Sleeps up to 6 guests (plus cot) Three large bedrooms on two levels Option of twin beds instead of king Three en-suites Open plan living, kitchen and dining area with wood burning stove. Great for social evenings, cooking food and enjoying a drink in front of the wood burning stove. Dog Friendly Private courtyard with a hot tub and outdoor kitchen Set in 20 acres of farmland and rolling hills with amazing views. Located in the quiet, picturesque village of Knowstone close to Devon’s national parks and the beautiful beaches of the north coast. Wi-Fi, heating and electricity included Towels and bed linen provided Up to 2 dogs welcome by prior arrangement for £25 supplement per dog Parking Electric Vehicle charge available for £25 per charge Arrival from 4 pm Depart by 10 am Located on a farm, Tumbledown Barn seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern luxury. Exposed wooden beams, a wood-burning stove, and vaulted ceilings characterize its character-filled interior. The barn boasts an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area with plush sofas, perfect for relaxation. Downstairs, a large double bedroom with a convertible option to a twin room and a spacious ensuite wet room provides easy access. Upstairs, two bedrooms, each with a modern ensuite, offer comfort and breath taking views. Outside, a private courtyard with a hot tub and outdoor kitchen/bar awaits for alfresco dining and relaxation. If you’d like to use all 3 beds, please make sure to book this property for 6 guests. The price is discounted for fewer guests using only two bedrooms. Updating the guest numbers on your booking will adjust the price accordingly. Indoor Description Open plan living, kitchen and dining area with wood burning stove. 3 large bedrooms, all with ensuites. Great for social evenings, cooking food and enjoying a drink in front of the wood burning stove. Dog Friendly Private courtyard with a hot tub Rural location Hair dryer in each room Cot and high chair are available Available at Christmas and New Year Rated 5 star Gold by Visit England Has the option of two single beds instead a King All beds are King size Outdoor Description A private courtyard with a hot tub and an outdoor kitchen/bar invites outdoor enjoyment. Relish alfresco dining in the warmer months. Large French doors at the front open onto a south-facing patio, perfect for morning coffee or evening wine. Parking Plenty of parking outside the property EVC is £25 per vehicle, per charge Pets Description Strictly a maximum of 2 dogs per booking, for supplement of £25 per dog. Restricted mobility This has not been completed by the owner. Exit in case of emergency This has not been completed by the owner. Christmas / New Year This has not been completed by the owner. The region South Molton is a historic market town on the southern edge of Exmoor National Park, easily reached from the A361 North Devon Link Road. It makes an excellent base for exploring Exmoor and Devon. The town has a long and proud history stretching back to Saxon times, and was once a prosperous centre for the wool trade. Today it retains much of its traditional character, with handsome Georgian and Victorian buildings lining the wide, sloping Broad Street. The 15th-century Guildhall still stands at the heart of the town, home to the South Molton Museum, which tells the story of the area’s heritage. Market Town Life South Molton’s famous pannier market has been held every Thursday and Saturday for centuries. The covered market hall beside Broad Street hosts stalls selling local produce, crafts, baked goods, and household items. On Thursdays the market is smaller and more local in character, while Saturday is the main market day, drawing visitors from across North Devon. It is well worth timing your visit to coincide with market day. Town Amenities South Molton has an excellent range of amenities for a town of its size. There is a good selection of independent shops, including a butcher, a baker, gift shops, and a bookshop along Broad Street and the surrounding streets. The town has a Co-op supermarket for everyday groceries, as well as a post office, pharmacy, and several banks and cashpoints. Other facilities include South Molton Swimming Pool and leisure centre, a medical centre, a library, and a primary and secondary school. For larger supermarkets and high street shopping, Barnstaple is approximately 12 miles away, and Tiverton is approximately 25 miles south.