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Steeped in Scottish history and surrounded by the beautiful Highland countryside,
Eggesford holiday cottages offer gracious accommodation with a wealth of features
and modern facilities. The Barton formed part of the Earl of Portsmouth's estate
in Scotland and is approached through park-
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Scottish Highlands |
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Mrs Smith |
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Inverness |
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01769 589655 |
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Location: |
Nairn |
Mobile: |
07974 789555 |
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Type: |
4 cottages |
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Sleep: |
2/6/8/10 (26 together) |
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Bedrooms: |
1/3/4/5 |
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Bathrooms: |
4 |
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Self catering Holiday Cottages in Nairn near Inverness Highlands of Scotland
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The Beehive
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The Cider Press
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The Gallery
Sleeps 10 in 5 bedrooms or 12 with the Beehive annex. Friday to Friday bookings.
The Gallery forms the South part of Eggesford Barton House and was originally four farm workers cottages and has been renovated to provide very spacious and comfortable accommodation. The generous accommodation comprises a spacious living room with wood-burning stove in an inglenook fireplace and wooden floor, sitting room, beamed dining-room with stone fireplace and wooden floor and a large beamed fitted kitchen with slate floor.
First floor: Beamed double bedroom with en-suite W.C. Four further bedrooms, each with wash basin, one double and three twin-bedded. Bathroom/W.C. and shower room/W.C.
Electricity, full oil CH included. Duvets with 100% white cotton linen and towels provided.
Facilities include: dishwasher, washing machine, TV (Freeview digital channels), DVD, Radio/cassette/CD, microwave, fridge, freezer, cots and highchairs, FREE Wifi.
Garden area with bench (steep bank, toddlers beware) and barbecue.
Sleeps 14 in 7 bedrooms or 16 with The Beehive annex. Friday to Friday bookings.
The Cider Press forms the North West part of Eggesford Barton House and offers stunning accommodation with spectacular views over the valley of the River Taw.
Spacious beamed living room with stone walls, wooden/slate floor.
Split-level (2 steps) hand-built farmhouse-style kitchen with wooden floor, spiral staircase (toddlers beware). Utility room.
Large dining room with massive Georgian style dining table.
Snug Georgian style lounge
Spacious beamed double bedroom with four poster bed and en-suite bathroom. Pretty double bedroom with four poster bed and en-suite bathroom, twin-bedded room with en-suite bathroom, two further twin-bedded rooms with bathroom opposite, two ground floor twin bedded rooms. Shower/wet room.
Electricity and full oil CH included. Duvets with 100% white cotton linen and towels provided.
Facilities include: wood-burning stove, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer, TV, DVD, radio/cassette/CD in both lounges, cots & high chairs, FREE Wifi.
Picnic area with bench and barbecue.
Sleeps 24 in 12 bedrooms, or Sleeps 26 with The Beehive annex. Friday to Friday bookings
Eggesford Barton House surrounds a large garden courtyard and is full of charm and character with pretty Georgian windows, exposed oak beams, original fireplaces and quirky sloping floors.
Carefully converted and renovated the rooms are tastefully furnished in a manner sympathetic to the style of the property and the house readily accommodates 24, or up to 26 guests with The Beehive annex, which is right next door.
Guests may book exclusive use of Eggesford Barton House (sleeping up to 24).
Alternatively, The Gallery (sleeping up to 10) which forms the South part of the house, and The Cider Press (sleeping up to 14) which forms the North West part, are completely self contained and may be booked separately.
The Beehive annex (sleeping 2) may be booked as additional accommodation for guests who would like their own space away from the main party.
For room details see The Gallery and The Cider Press combined.
Sleeps 2, only available when booked with Eggesford Barton House, The Gallery or The Cider Press.
The Beehive is a studio annex situated next to Eggesford Barton House and is perfect as separate accommodation for extended families booking one or more of the other cottages.
Kitchen area with fan oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge. Bed sitting area with double bed, sofa and dining table. Separate shower room.
Electricity, full oil CH included. TV . Private courtyard with bench.
Outside
Surrounded by 30 acres there is plenty of space for children to play out in natural woodland and a paddock with picnic areas and river frontage within 10 minutes' walk.
An enclosed play area is provided together with a large games room, with Nintendo Wii, pool table and table tennis. Secure cycle storage and ample parking available.
For a relaxing break from it all fishermen can bring their own tackle for river fishing on a stretch of the River Taw, renowned for its Salmon and Trout fishing.
Responsible dog owners are welcomed with Eggesford Forest great dog walking country. Nearby National Trust beach at Saunton Sands allows dogs all year round.
Local area
Dartmoor - this is a stunningly beautiful area of moorland accented with wooded valleys and wind swept Tors (the old celtic word for "tower"). A wide-open expanse covering 369 square miles (953 sq. km.), the area features some of the wildest and bleakest country in England. This isolated landscape with weather conditions (mist, rain and snow) that can change in minutes, creates a truly natural spectacle - 'nature' at its best.
Beaches - the wonderful beaches of North Devon are within an hour’s drive of Eggesford. Saunton Sands (National trust beach where dog walking is allowed all year through), Woolacombe and Croyde offer some of the best surfing in the country.
Exeter - take in the heritage of Exeter with its wonderful cathedral, leisure activities, theatre and cinema. It’s easy to spend a day just taking in this ancient city, but if you feel like wandering out of the city the fishing towns along the estuary such Topsham are well worth a visit.
Barnstaple - don’t miss the Pannier market in Barnstaple and the special kind of welcome this historic capital of North Devon has to offer.