3 bedroom accommodation in Hartland, near Bideford

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A room with a large window overlooking a garden, a chair, and a table with a glass.
A dining room with a wooden table set for four, a fireplace, and a vase of flowers on a side table.
A room with a wood-burning stove, a white door, and a basket of firewood.
A stone monument with names inscribed, a blue building with white trim, and a clear sky.
A stone wall with a table and chairs under an umbrella, a stone pathway, and a metal gate.

Reviews

9.8 out of 10
Exceptional

Highlights

  • Barbecue grill
    A rare find - perfect for a relaxed, outdoor grilling experience.
  • Discover nearby landmarks
    Walk to North Devon Coast

Popular amenities

  • Balcony or patio
  • Barbecue grill
  • Free Wi-Fi in public areas
  • Pet-friendly
  • Washing machine
  • Fireplace

Explore the area

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Hartland, near Bideford
  • Place, North Devon Coast
    ‪1 min walk‬
  • Place, Hartland Abbey
    ‪2 min drive‬
  • Place, RHS Garden Rosemoor
    ‪42 min drive‬

Rooms & beds

3 bedrooms (sleeps 6)

Bedroom

1 King Bed

Bedroom

1 Double Bed

Bedroom

2 Single Beds

1 bathroom

Bathroom

Spaces

Kitchen
Garden

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About the area

Bideford

Located in Bideford, this cottage is in a rural area and by the ocean. Hartland Abbey and The Castle Bude are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include The Milky Way Adventure Park and Docton Mill Gardens & Tea Rooms. The Big Sheep and Clovelly Village are also worth visiting.
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Hartland, near Bideford

What's nearby

  • North Devon Coast - 1 min walk - 0.0 km
  • Hartland Abbey - 2 min drive - 2.8 km
  • Clovelly Village - 33 min drive - 28.2 km
  • RHS Garden Rosemoor - 42 min drive - 44.6 km
  • Widemouth Bay Beach - 43 min drive - 41.1 km

Restaurants

  • ‪The Hart Inn - ‬1 min walk
  • ‪Farmer's Arms - ‬11 min drive
  • ‪Wrecker's Retreat - ‬4 min drive
  • ‪The West Country Inn - ‬7 min drive
  • ‪The Old Smithy Inn - ‬13 min drive

Frequently asked questions

Is 3 bedroom accommodation in Hartland, near Bideford pet-friendly?

Yes, pets are allowed at this property.

How much does it cost to stay at 3 bedroom accommodation in Hartland, near Bideford?

As of 30 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at 3 bedroom accommodation in Hartland, near Bideford on 2 Nov 2026 start from £403, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.

What time is check-in at 3 bedroom accommodation in Hartland, near Bideford?

Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.

What time is check-out at 3 bedroom accommodation in Hartland, near Bideford?

Checkout is at 10:00 AM.

Where is 3 bedroom accommodation in Hartland, near Bideford located?

Situated by the ocean, this cottage is within 3 miles (5 km) of Downe Spa, Hartland Abbey and Docton Mill Gardens & Tea Rooms. North Devon Coast and Speke's Mill Mouth Waterfall are also within 3 miles (5 km).

Reviews

9.8

Exceptional

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10/10

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Reviews

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10/10 Excellent

The house has a sunny "breakfast" room and kitchen overlooking the south facing garden.

The house has a sunny "breakfast" room and kitchen overlooking the south facing garden. there is plenty of space in the large dining area and sitting room. The 3 bedrooms upstairs could do with a chest of drawers in each and the bathroom is functional. Local amenities are 3 pubs within 150 yards, a convenience store and a Post Office within 100 yards. We took 2 dogs so great from that angle - there are plenty of walks reached very easy and quickly from the front door. Would we book again - yes! Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo
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8/10 Good

This is a great cottage for exploring the Hartland peninsula.

This is a great cottage for exploring the Hartland peninsula. Quite spacious. The garden is pretty, very sloping, would be great for dogs to run around in. House equipment in general pretty good but slightly on the minimal side. The bathroom was basic but fine. The electric shower worked well, the Wi-Fi also worked well for us and didn’t crash whilst we were there. The public parking initially had concerned me but we always managed to find a space even when the car park was quite full. The village has some great facilities for such a small village: a well-stocked local shop, a fish and chips shop two doors down and a fair few great pubs with lovely beer gardens. If I were to suggest improvements, I think that the oven could have done with a better clean before arrival as food fragments from previous people still there. Towels could be bigger - and I’m not a very big person! The entire handle on the toilet door is missing and could do with replacing. More toilet rolls should be provided, as well as Kitchen towel. Also there is a fourth bedroom which is locked and reserved for the owners, which I didn’t know in advance. It didn’t particularly bother me but it may bother some people. It did initially bother my son but he got over it. My children were also slightly disturbed at night by the sound of the passing traffic as the house is directly on the ‘main’ road as such but as before, they got used to it. Also some history of the cottage would have been interesting for us to read. All in all, a very pleasant holiday had by all. Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo
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10/10 Excellent

Really enjoyed our stay - such a beautiful setting and lovely walks almost on the doorstep - so glad

Really enjoyed our stay - such a beautiful setting and lovely walks almost on the doorstep - so glad you had opened for business. Review independently collected and verified by Reevoo
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10/10 Excellent

The cottage is very conveniently placed, with a fish and chip shop almost next door, a general store

The cottage is very conveniently placed, with a fish and chip shop almost next door, a general store only a few doors further down, a lovely café immediately opposite, a GP's surgery next door and a friendly pub/restaurant serving good food just across the square. There are two other pubs, (one of which also serves food but which we didn't try) also only a minute or so away. The cottage itself is very comfortable and well equipped (only lacking a radio and a blender), and there is a wonderfully effective wood burning stove which really adds to the ambience. The top part of the pretty very long garden is completely enclosed and would keep most dogs safe, although our long legged lurcher managed to jump down into the lower garden on one occasion, (but it would take a very determined dog to escape from that part of the garden anyway). There is a lovely view from the back windows.
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

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Lovely house in a lovely friendly village “beautiful beaches near by and great walks if you have a dog pubs are child and dog friendly with great food
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

Fabulous house, very comfortable and in a great location with local pubs, fish n chips, coffee shop

Fabulous house, very comfortable and in a great location with local pubs, fish n chips, coffee shop all within one minutes walk. Would have given 10/10 but felt the kitchen needed a thorough clean, felt sticky.
From a partner site

10/10 Excellent

I lived in Hartland as a child, some 55 years ago, in a house 2 doors down from the Square, so was f

I lived in Hartland as a child, some 55 years ago, in a house 2 doors down from the Square, so was familiar with the area. I was not disappointed, the house was very spacious and comfortable, with the large terraced garden that I remembered from my childhood home. Bottom terrace is very steep, not accessible to less active folks, but much enjoyed by the younger of our two dogs, retrieving her tennis ball. I was apprehensive about having to park in the square or in the nearby free car park, worried that we might come home from a day out and be unable to park, but in the event we were always able to find a space, although the car park was always almost full. Able to park on the double yellow lines outside the door to load and unload, locals don't seem to take parking restrictions too seriously. As said, the house is very spacious. As a couple, with two dogs, we mainly lived in the back rooms up stairs and down stairs, with the fabulous valley view. Useful outside gardeners toilet, as well as the one upstairs which is separate from the bath room, and has its own separate hand wash basin. Comfortable double bed in the back bedroom. Despite its location on the Square, backing onto the main Fore Street, there was little traffic or other noise, despite busy village pubs and chippy next door, very peaceful. We were greeted on arrival by the key holder, and shown around, where everything was, and heating controls were explained to us. Kitchen was well equipped, but I would have liked a pair of kitchen scissors, and some pint glasses. I also felt that the heating was not quite as warm as I'd have liked. Although we were shown how to turn it on manually, this did seem to get overridden by the timer. Maybe I didn't fully understand. As it was, we were lucky to have a warm spell of weather. Log burner had a broken glass door, so we were not tempted to try it out. Excellent Wifi, modern smart TV and DVD player, with a good selection of popular DVD titles. No paperback reading material though. Not that we spent any time watching TV though. Dog walkers are spoiled for choice. Straight out of the house, down the Vale, of fond childhood memory, extend this walk by crossing the road at Hartland Mill, then returning by the other wooded valley, Pattard Wood. Or drive a couple of miles to the Quay, and walk the coast paths, to Spekes in one direction, Hartland Point in the other. Alternatively, park at Stoke, in the free car park by St Nectans church, walk down through the woods to Blackpool Mill, as made famous by 'The Night Manager', and 'Sense and Sensibility', returning via the Quay. Or park in the National Trust car park at Brownsham, walk down to Mouth Mills beach. Worth noting that for some bizarre reason, dogs are banned all year round from the rocky beach at Hartland Quay, despite being welcomed into the eating areas of eponymous hotel. Hartland Abbey is well worth a visit. Dogs allowed in the gardens and wood land walks, decent café as well. Just down the road, Clovelly is worth a visit, remembering that you have to pay to visit, via the visitor centre at the top of the village. This fee includes car parking. Or you could get creative, and walk in via the coastal path. Nearest supermarket and filling station is the Asda superstore, on the approach to Bideford. In summary, loved the house, loved the area, hope to return.
Verified review

10/10 Excellent

Liked: Cleanliness, check-in
Stayed 7 nights in Apr 2026
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