Harcombe House Accessible Pet Friendly Bungalow is a beautiful, accessible holiday home that sleeps six people and is situated on the 320-acre Grade II-listed Harcombe House estate in Chudleigh, Devon.
A great choice for groups of friends, couples or families, due to its proximity to the captivating Devon coastline, the property has benefit of on-site facilities such as an indoor heated swimming pool, gym, games room, tennis courts, launderettes, fishing lakes and a children’s play area.
The pet-friendly home is well-equipped and accessible-friendly with modifications such as wide doorways, grab rails, a shower chair and an electric support bed to make it accessible to people with mobility impairments.
You'll have your own private parking space to pull into, and once inside, you'll discover a fully-equipped kitchen, dining space for six, and a light and airy living room with a corner sofa and a TV, great for a family movie night.
Make the most of the nice weather by having a meal on the lovely picnic seat that graces your own patio.
Relax in the bath with an overhead shower after a long day, or use the wheel-in wet room equipped with grab rails, a shower chair and an accessible design.
There are three well-appointed bedrooms available: a double and two twins, one of which has an adjustable profiling bed designed for guests with limited mobility.
Exploring the surrounding area is a delight from Harcombe House Accessible Pet Friendly Bungalow with beaches galore within a short drive as well as days out to traditional coastal towns such as Teignmouth, Torquay and Dawlish on the agenda.
Attractions like Paignton Zoo and pier as well as Exeter Racecourse, Dartmoor Steam Railway, Kent’s Caverns, Crealy Theme Park and Cantoneign Falls are all well worth a visit too
Harcombe House Accessible Pet Friendly Bungalow is a fantastic choice for a dog-friendly getaway with loved ones.
Choose a holiday that helps others.
This property is part of The Fire Fighters Charity, and the profits they make from your booking will help fund the health and wellbeing support they provide for people in the UK fire and rescue services community.
You can learn more about the charity here