Guests say
Primrose Cottage in Exeter, Devon, is consistently praised for its well-equipped facilities, comfort, and cleanliness. Guests appreciate the secure environment for pets, the convenient location for exploring the coast and local attractions, and the property's overall charm. The welcoming touches, such as a cake, add to the delightful experience, making it a highly recommended stay for relaxation and enjoyment.
Reviewers unanimously commend the cottage for its spotlessness, indicating meticulous maintenance and a high standard of cleanliness.
The property's location is celebrated for its scenic surroundings and proximity to local sights, including the coast, seaside towns, and historical sites like Castle Drogo.
Guests rave about the comfortable beds and the 'Quiet Room', suggesting a high level of comfort throughout the cottage.
The cottage is repeatedly noted for being well equipped with a highlight on the kitchen, suggesting excellent facilities and maintenance.
The mention of a cake and attention to detail reflects the owner's thoughtfulness. While such treats are warmly received, they are a gracious extra and not guaranteed.
About this property
Primrose Cottage a pretty thatched, detached Grade II listed cottage in the heart of the Dartmoor village of Drewsteignton, beside the lovely churchyard. With bags of charm and traditional features including low ceilings and doorways and white walls, this is a charming base for families or couples to enjoy the Devon countryside. The hall leads you through to the inviting sitting room with its beams and open fire. From here, you have the option of taking a few steps down to a quiet room. The kitchen has a modern electric AGA, with hot plate and induction hob as well as the dining area. Steep stairs head up to the two bedrooms, the double a romantic double-aspect room with lofty ceiling, plus a bathroom. Your little enclosed garden at the front with table and chairs on the patio is the perfect place to watch sleepy village life go by and enjoy morning coffee with the papers. The village is surrounded by great footpaths for walking, mostly leading into the wooded River Teign valley where you may spot deer, salmon leaping and other wildlife. The village itself offers a traditional pub and there is another pub nearby at Fingle Bridge. The local church has a pop-up shop which is open 8am to 8pm, selling non-perishable items and essentials. The open expanses of Dartmoor invite you to explore on foot or by car or bike, or head to Exeter with its city amenities including theatres and restaurants. Perfectly located for taking in spectacular countryside, Primrose Cottage is a homely and welcoming base.
Drewsteignton sits high above the River Teign as it meanders through a spectacular steep wooded Teign Gorge. It is a chocolate box village with a cluster of ancient cob and thatched cottages surrounding a square, complete with shop, ancient church, restaurant and very pretty pub.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with open fire.
Snug
Central heating.
Microwave, fridge-freezer, washer-dryer, dishwasher, smart oven, electric two oven AGA with hot plate and induction hob.
TV, DVD player, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair available on request.
Roadside and public car parks available.
Enclosed garden with furniture.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry no smoking.
Pub 0.1 mile.
Note: Guests must bring their own beach towels and dog towels.
Note: There is a charge of £25 per dog (maximum 2).
Note: Starter pack for the open fire provided.
Note: Property has low beams in the living room.
Nearby points of interest
- House of Marbles
- Dartmoor Prison Museum
- Powderham Castle
Reviews (7)
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Colin
The location is ideal for visiting Drewsteignton and Dartmoor. The property has all creature comforts for a relaxing stay and Elizabethâs attention to detail and additional treats such as the lemon drizzle cake make it extra special.
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Lesley
The walk from the village to fingle Bridge was easy once we found the path. Would not recommend walking on the road as too narrow. Castle Drogo and the grounds again a walk away, is a must visit. Both theses locations are accessible by car and only 5 mins away from cottage for those not wanting to walk. We would certainly go back to this location and cottage.
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Lisa
Such a beautiful cottage and village, very friendly people and lovely food at the pub. Cottage wants for nothing. Had a super time thank you!