Guests say
Guests consistently praise Badgers Brook for its peaceful and tranquil setting, with its proximity to Dulverton and local amenities. The property is described as clean, comfortable, and well-equipped, offering a 'home from home' experience. The garden and views are frequently mentioned as highlights, contributing to a relaxing stay. While some guests suggest the property could benefit from modernisation, the overall sentiment is highly positive, with many expressing a desire to return.
Reviews frequently mention the property being very clean and well-presented, indicating high standards of cleanliness that guests appreciate.
The location is highly praised for its tranquillity and proximity to the village of Dulverton, with easy access to local shops and eateries. The setting offers a peaceful retreat with lovely views, although one review mentioned it being a bit out of the way for accessing other places.
The majority of guests found the property comfortable and spacious, with a homely feel. However, a couple of reviews mentioned uncomfortable beds and a need for modernisation, which slightly impacts the overall comfort score.
Facilities are generally well-regarded, with the property described as well-equipped. The welcome pack is appreciated, and the kitchen and bathroom facilities meet guests' needs. Some comments about dated decor and the need for a new central heating system suggest room for improvement in maintenance.
Guests often mention the thoughtful touches, such as the provision of scones, wine, and dog treats upon arrival. These gestures contribute to the welcoming atmosphere, although it should be noted that such gifts are a delightful bonus and may not be provided every time.
About this property
A spacious detached bungalow in Dulverton, home to the Exmoor National Park Centre. Ideal for families, groups of friends or couples.
On the edge of the pretty Exmoor town of Dulverton, this bungalow holiday home has a small stream running through its picturesque garden. Badgers Brook has 2 bedrooms and a comfortable living room, leading through to a dining area and conservatory.
Size: Sleeps up to 4 with 2 bedrooms
Will consider: Short breaks
Nearest amenities: Less than 1 mile
Beach: Less than 19 miles
Family friendly, Yes but small stream in garden is unfenced so may not suit families with unsupervised young children.
Pets: Two pets
Smoking: Not allowed at this property
Luxuries: DVD. Wi- Fi Broadband.
General: Oil central heating, electric log fire, TV
Standard: Kettle, Toaster, Iron
Utilities: Electric hob, Electric oven, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
Rooms: 2 Bedrooms, Shower room with large walk in shower, WC and washbasin, 1 Living room, 1 Kitchen 1 Dining room, 1 Conservatory
Beds: Single beds (2), Double beds (1)
Other: Linen and towels provided
Outdoors: Mature garden with lawn, garden furniture. Small unfenced stream.
Parking : Parking for 4 cars. Please note the week of the 25th September no dogs will be allowed at the property.
EV charging in the near by village car park
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Reviews (53)
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Dr Pile
A lovely holiday cottage in a beautiful location. Needs a bit of updating and it would be perfect.
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Mr Canning
At the end of a very quiet Cul de sac as you enter Dulverton . Lovely plot and beautiful garden, all open though so bear this in mind if taking dogs . A very dated property that’s in desperate need of some modernisation. Nice fully equipped kitchen and bathroom. Good central heating system . We had to leave early as Beds were so uncomfortable, came away with a very bad back . About a 15 to 20 minute walk into Town either down the road with no pavements or through the housing estate. Dulverton is in a valley surrounded by very steep hills . A very quiet little town with not much going on . A couple of pubs and a few coffee shops . Was very disappointed with the dog walking. Nowhere to let them off . No decent footpaths other than through houses . No river walk . The woods were up a very steep hill . Probably ok for people hiking through to other places . Had to go in the car everywhere. Would not return.
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Mr Howarth
Spotless would recommend everytime