Georgian House

Combe Martin, Devon

9 Humans

3 Dogs

Children welcome

Babies welcome

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Why we love it

A lavish stay in a grand old Georgian building, with plenty to do inside and on site. Sink into a roll-top bath or a hot tub... the choice is yours.

Dogs will love

Finding the treasure trove of treats left for them
Being directly in your way whilst trying to cook in the kitchen
Looking underfed near the BBQ

Humans will love

Playing games in the garden room
Taking a dip in the indoor pool on site
Dining like royalty in the dining room

The place

Sometimes one of the best treats we can have, is staying somewhere suitably regal – and the Georgian House delivers just that. Spend a few days padding around in luxury, enjoying the stunning interiors, lounging around in the spacious living room – or competing for the right not to wash up in the garden room, with table tennis, table football or darts. There are plenty of places to kick back here, by the roaring fire, the sofa in the garden room, the onsite indoor pool or even the shared games room – but if you’re hoping to enjoy something a little more refined, try dinner in the lavish dining room. Here you’ll dine like royalty, complete with a mischievous four-legged prince or princess under the table. It’s going to be hard to escape the pull of everything at your place, but nearby, there’s plenty to do and see, and you still get to head back and retire to the roll top bath at day’s end.

Sleeping

2 x King rooms
2 x Twin rooms (one can be king on request)
1 x Single room

Washing

2 x En suites
Family bathroom with roll-top bath and shower
Downstairs WC
Washing machine and tumble dryer with laundry liquid

Living and relaxing

Private south-facing terrace with sun loungers and outdoor seating
Hot tub
Lounge area with sofas
Wood burner
Books
Smart TVs
Private games room with table tennis, table football and darts
Drawing room
Shared indoor heated pool
Shared indoor children's soft play area
Outdoor playground
BBQ

Cooking and dining

Dining room with seating for nine
Kitchen table with bench and seats for nine
Open-plan kitchen including fridge/freezer, cooker, grill, hobs, toaster, dishwasher, and kettle
Basic cooking utensils supplied - cutlery, cups, glasses, chopping boards, washing up liquid, cling film and tin foil
Other cooking basics such as oil, tea, coffee and sugar can be purchased from the honesty shop
BBQ
Shared extensive kitchen garden and greenhouse

For the dog

Five acres of an enclosed field on site
Outside hose to wash off muddy paws
Dog treats
Holiday ID tag
Poo bags and bin
Dog towel
Dog bowls
Quilted waterproof sofa protector
Flashing LED safety tag
Stairgate (on request)

Booking information

Check in 1600
Check out 930
£50 per dog per stay
Travel cot and highchairs available on request
Two extra single beds for children can be provided for £75 each payable directly to the host
£500 damage deposit to be taken direct with the owner

Optional extras

A private chef can be booked for a 3-course or 7-course meal paired with delicious wines
Dog walking and sitting services available on request
Stairgate available on request
Yoga and massage sessions can be booked

You should know

Bring your own blankets so your dog can join you on the sofa
There's a range of farm animals on site from pigs, goats, chickens, guinea pigs and alpacas - all in enclosed pens
Dogs aren't allowed upstairs but a stairgate can be provided
The main entrance gate is left open on to the lane so although this is away from the cottages, keep an eye on wandering dogs
Lead up if others are around, otherwise your hound can roam free!
Dogs aren't allowed in the animal enclosures, the playroom or pool building, but they have five acres of an enclosed field to enjoy
If you're lucky, you'll meet the owner's springer spaniel on site!
There are plenty of dog-friendly activities out, but well-behaved dogs in crates can be left at the cottage if needed
Georgian House can be booked alongside other places on the Coulscott estate, email for more information

Take the drive down to the Braunton Burrows to Crow Point walk, which is just a 40-minute drive. If you take the car from to Saunton, it’s a two hour round trip. The walk will take you and your dog on a tour of the dunes and slacks, where you’ll spot wetland creatures and 470 species of rare plants
Hop in the car and head over to Bull Point Lighthouse to take on the walk to Morte Point to the southwest. Known locally as the ‘Seals and Smugglers’ route, we recommend bringing some binoculars, as you might spot Atlantic seals or porpoises if you’re lucky! Depending on the time of year, the gorse and heather provide the perfect breeding ground for butterflies and moths, as well as birds like kittiwakes and terns
It’s only a 35-minute drive to Baggy Point from Braunton, so pop over with the hound to check out the SSSI status viewpoint. It overlooks Croyde beach, one of North Devon’s best surfing spots, and you might spot climbers scaling the cliffs or coasteerers… coasteering. This spot’s maintained by The National Trust and is three paw rated for dogs! You’ll access this point from The South West Coastal Path, and on the way you might encounter livestock, so just be sure to lead up where appropriate
You’re on the edge of Exmoor National Park, and all that’s hidden away there. It might be coastal strolls, beach visits, market towns or pretty fishing villages or something as simple as a walk across the moors. If your hound is a fan of the forest, take a trip around the Dunkery & Horner Wood National Nature Reserve, which can be found at the heart of the Exmoor National Park
You don’t need to go that far to find some dog-friendly activities here – it could be as simple as a four-minute drive, or even better, a twenty-minute walk to the beach – at Combe Martin. But if you’re in the mood for a beach tour, there’s also Putsborough Beach which is a half-hour drive, and Woolacombe at twenty minutes (though there are some seasonal dog restrictions – so do check)
If you’re in the mood for a bite to eat or a coffee, there are plenty of options! Nearby, there’s the Foscle Inn or the Pack o’ Cards to grab a bite to eat with your dog. A little further afield, there’s Woolacombe, Barnstaple and Braunton – all with plenty of dog-friendly options available, from coffee shops to beachside huts and Inns and pubs, this stretch of Devon is packed full of places to dine with a hound.

Location

Combe Martin, Devon ///prettiest.tripled.momentous EX34 0PQ

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