Vacation rentals in Meshaw

“I apent two nights at Celia's home whilst travelling across country. It a characterful home in a very small village, next to the church in the heart of rural Devon. There is a convenient parking space in front of the house and the room contains a comfortable, large bed, combination micro-cooker, a selection of cereals, snacks, tea and coffee etc. A fridge for guests is located in an adjoining room. The bathroom is just across the landing from the bedroom. Celia is friendly and happy to chat, but the guest can also be completely independent to stay in or come and go as they please. Skye, the border collie, adapts to guests; there is also a cat, but I didn't see anything of her. An ideal place for peace and quiet, or a central location to explore much of Devon. Of interest to literary pilgrims is nearby North Tawton, home to Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes.”

“Ant and Penny were fabulous hosts! From the minute we arrived they made us feel at home and had looked after every detail. The shepherds hut sits atop a hill in the beautiful organic flower garden. The views are simply stunning, I’ve never seen anything quite like it! The hut itself is SO cosy and comfortable with a wood burner for chillier nights. Penny provided the most wonderful breakfast which which cooked on the gas stove in the morning. Tea and coffee etc was also provided for us to make for ourselves. Exmoor being a Dark Skies Reserves ensured we had an unrivalled view of the galaxy both nights we were there! Stargazing is our thing and it was spectacular! Penny showed us around her organic farm which was a lovely gesture. I could go on all day about how amazing this place is and how great our hosts were! I suggest you go see for yourselves..... 😊”

“We had a lovely time staying at the annex. Alistair was a great host, and the annex itself is super private and well-presented. The view out of the bedroom window is beautiful and the area is peaceful. We didn’t come into the kitchen for breakfast but would have felt very comfortable in doing so; the only thing to note is that there isn’t a TV, which would have been nice to have of an evening. Obviously the annex doesn’t have its own kitchen which some would prefer. We had a laptop and were mostly out, however, so it suited us well! Thoroughly recommend if you’re looking for a lovely, affordable place to stay whilst visiting Barnstaple/Exeter/any of the surrounding areas”