Barberry Farm Cottage

The chocolate box frontage of this stunning cottage leads into a fresh and contemporary interior reflecting coast and country. Natural light bathes the living space with floor-to-ceiling window walls on two sides, with views of the garden and the trees beyond. Four generous bedrooms (three en suite) make for a refreshing sleep. The tended garden's lawns are zoned with wildlife havens: with meadow flowers, a pond, and a stream. The large patio has plenty of seating for relaxing and dining. The space The chocolate box frontage of this stunning cottage leads into a fresh and contemporary interior reflecting coast and country. Natural light bathes the living space with floor-to-ceiling window walls on two sides, with views of the garden and the trees beyond. Four generous bedrooms (three en suite) make for a refreshing sleep. The tended garden's lawns are zoned with wildlife havens: with meadow flowers, a pond, and a stream. The large patio has plenty of seating for relaxing and dining. Accommodation From the chocolate box frontage adorned with mature wisteria, Barberry Farm Cottage opens into a spacious family home. Contemporary, warm, and styled in muted earthy tones and bright touches, the open-plan living space and kitchen are stylishly laid out - two plush sofas let you soak up the garden views with floor-to-ceiling French windows of two sides. The kitchen island makes meal prep a social occasion and is well-equipped for every mealtime. Start the morning with Nespresso coffee at the breakfast bar, or gather around the solid wood dining table. Upstairs there are four wonderfully-comfortable bedrooms, three of which are en suite. The master bedroom features a superking-size bed, which can be configured as two singles. Bedrooms two and three benefit from kingsize beds, and each has an en suite shower room. Up another flight of stairs and, within the white-painted eaves, is bedroom four, also with an en suite shower room. Garden The spacious garden has a broad lawn and is also a wildlife haven, stretching into the woods and hills beyond. A pond, a stream, and wild zones are left to nature. Thoughtful sculptures add further character to this broad open space. A large terrace patio has generous seating to sit back and view the garden below. Dine in the dappled sunlight under the wood pergola, the refectory table big enough for all to gather round. Parking There is ample parking on the driveway - enough for 5 to 6 cars. Nearby You're a short drive from two great (award-winning) waterside pubs: The Maltsters Arms and The Watermans Arms in Tuckenhay - ideal for a hearty meal after a country walk. Historic Totnes is a 20-minute drive, as is the closest beach, Blackpool Sands.