Rack Hays is a spacious holiday cottage in Devon's Blackdown Hills, perfect for larger groups wanting a peaceful countryside escape. This detached property sleeps up to 10 guests across five well-appointed bedrooms, making it ideal for family reunions or friends gathering together. The enclosed garden with patio and barbecue creates brilliant outdoor entertaining space.
The location sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Rolling hills and woodland trails surround the property. You'll find proper tranquillity here whilst remaining within easy reach of Devon's attractions.
Accommodation comprises five bedrooms sleeping 10 people total. There are three bathrooms throughout.
Rack Hays is a spacious holiday cottage in Devon's Blackdown Hills, perfect for larger groups wanting a peaceful countryside escape. This detached property sleeps up to 10 guests across five well-appointed bedrooms, making it ideal for family reunions or friends gathering together. The enclosed garden with patio and barbecue creates brilliant outdoor entertaining space.
The location sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Rolling hills and woodland trails surround the property. You'll find proper tranquillity here whilst remaining within easy reach of Devon's attractions.
Accommodation comprises five bedrooms sleeping 10 people total. There are three bathrooms throughout. The ground floor features a generous sitting room with woodburner and a separate dining room. The kitchen comes fully equipped for group catering. A utility room adds practical convenience.
Exeter Cathedral sits 15 miles away (25 minutes). Crealy Theme Park lies 12 miles distant (20 minutes). The Jurassic Coast reaches 18 miles south (30 minutes). Honiton's antique shops are just 4 miles away (10 minutes).
This property suits groups wanting space, countryside walks and easy access to Devon's coast. Rack Hays delivers proper peace without isolation.
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Five bedrooms sleeping 10 guests means everyone gets proper space. The layout works brilliantly for larger families or groups of friends gathering together.
The private garden offers safe outdoor space for children and pets. The patio and barbecue make summer evenings special for group dining outdoors.
Set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Walking trails start from the doorstep. Proper countryside peace surrounds you whilst attractions remain accessible.
The cosy sitting room features a real woodburner. Perfect for gathering the group on cooler evenings after days exploring Devon's countryside and coast.
The kitchen handles group catering easily with full equipment. Separate dining room seats everyone together. Utility room adds practical convenience for longer stays.
The Jurassic Coast reaches just 18 miles south. Exeter and its attractions sit 15 miles away. You get countryside calm with coastal adventures nearby.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Rack Hays by car, take the A30 or M5 towards Honiton. Exit onto the A373 and follow signs towards the Blackdown Hills. The property is easily accessible with off-road parking available for multiple vehicles.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Honiton, approximately 4 miles away. From there, a short taxi journey brings you to your countryside accommodation in the Blackdown Hills.
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