Mole End Annexe, Withypool

Holiday Rental Description

Located in the heart of Exmoor National Park on the Two Moor Ways walking route, Mole End Annexe in Withypool, Somerset, is a perfect stopover for anyone walking this trail or looking for a base to explore Exmoor. This annex sleeps up to two people and is pet-friendly, making it an ideal choice for couples who want to explore the moorland with their furry friends.

Mole End Annexe is a ground-floor studio apartment that adjoins the owner's house. It comprises a bedroom with a double bed and a TV, a small kitchen with a sink, microwave, kettle, and toaster, and a shower room. Continental breakfast is included in the stay.

The accommodation features a double bed, a sofa, Sky TV, WiFi, and an en-suite shower room. Additionally, it includes a small kitchen with tea and coffee facilities, a washing machine, and continental breakfast is also provided. Bed linen and towels are included, and dog towels and blankets are available. The property offers off-road parking, and guests can arrive from 3 pm and must depart by 11 am.

Exmoor is a unique landscape featuring moorland, woodlands, valleys, farmland, and coastal areas. The area is designated as a Dark Sky Reserve, making it an excellent spot for stargazing.

Facilities
Mole End Annexe has a small kitchen with a fridge, microwave, slow cooker, air fryer and small hob (no oven), plus toaster and kettle. A continental or cooked breakfast will be provided.

Location
The picturesque village of Withypool is set in the heart of Exmoor National Park, straddling the river Barle and is surrounded by the beautiful, unique scenery. The village has a pub, tea room and village shop and there are fabulous walks direct from the door, either along the river or across the moor, whether you're looking for a short stroll or a day-long expedition.

The Two Moors Way also passed through the village. To the southwest of the Village lies Withypool Common and Withypool Hill. Just two miles upstream from Withypool is the delightful Landacre Bridge, a late medieval five-arch stone bridge, a great place for paddling and picnicking in good weather.