Narracott Down is a delightful two-bedroom detached property sitting within the owner’s private grounds in South Molton, Devon. Ideal for a family or group of friends who wish to experience an eco-friendly retreat, the 30-acre grounds are a haven for a wide variety of native flora and fauna with a stream running through the length of the valley, feeding 9 pond lakes of varying sizes. Narracott Down was built in 2024 and has been sensitively designed, with natural and local materials. The open-plan living space benefits from natural lighting as well as the doors onto the covered veranda, creating a great social space to enjoy whatever the weather. As night falls choose from the ground floor king-size bedroom (which can be arranged as two 2ft 6in single beds on request) positioned next to the family bathroom, or the first-floor master bedroom with its super-king-size bed (which can be arranged as two 3ft single beds on request) and en-suite shower room. In addition, there is a sofa bed in the open-plan living space, providing flexibility for your party. Within easy reach is the market town of South Molton the 'gateway' to Exmoor National Park which has a wide range of amenities including shops, pubs, and restaurants. South Molton attractions include the Pannier market (twice weekly), Quince Honey Farm, Castle Hill Gardens, Exmoor Zoological Park, Lynton and Barnstaple railway, South Molton Museum and nearby golf courses. Exmoor National Park is situated to the north and is renowned for its undulating moorland and pastures, dissected by rivers and streams running down through deep wooded coombes to the spectacular and world-renowned north Devon coastline (Valley of the Rocks, Lynton and Lynmouth, Ilfracombe) featuring the wonderful beaches at Woolacombe, Saunton Sands and Crow Point. Discover this amazing area of Devon with a stay at Narracott Down.

The attractive market town of South Molton is known as The Gateway to Exmoor and is ideally placed in North Devon, boasting a range of shops, amenities and a twice weekly market. Being pleasantly situated not far from both coastal and inland beauty spots it will suit visitors of all tastes. In close proximity are forests, moors, rivers and coast, with churches and other buildings of historical significance. Residents find the quiet charm of the area attractive and visitors soon experience the sense of civic pride held by the locals. There is superb walking on the South West Coast Path and the North Devon beaches are varied and interesting. Visit the National Trust's Watersmeet Gorge, Valley of the Rocks and the funicular cliff railway. Up on Exmoor, there are various walks to suit all abilities, as well as highlights such as Tarr Steps, Landacre Bridge and the village of Withypool. Further afield, the resorts of Ilfracombe and Combe Martin are well worth a visit, and for some of the best beaches in the country, visit Woolacombe and Saunton and Croyde.

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