Sleepy Donkey Cottage

Tucked away on the Stoneleigh Holiday Park in the hamlet of Weston near Sidmouth, is this lovely and spacious three-bedroom bungalow, Sleepy Donkey Cottage. Enjoying a fabulous location just moment's away from the coast, as well as a charming interior adorned with nautical touches.

Open Plan Living Area: Featuring a well-equipped kitchen and dining bar. The lounge has comfortable seating for 4 guests with an electric fireplace and smart TV.

Bedroom 1: Double bedroom

Bedroom 2: Double bedroom

Bedroom 3: Twin bedroom

Bathroom: Walk in shower with sink and WC.

Parking: Private parking for 1 car

Heating: Electric Convector Heaters throughout the property 

This property can be booked with Ref 594 'The Donkey Den' which is next door. 

Please note regarding accessibility, in case of a fire and the front door is blocked, the exits are from the windows.

Stoneleigh Holiday Park boasts plenty of green space and a play area for little ones. It is just meters away from the renowned Donkey Sanctuary with a range of trails and fun maze to explore and a fantastic restaurant serving breakfast and lunch. From the doorstep guests can also explore National Trust woodlands and the South West Coast Path, leading down to the picturesque and secluded Weston Mouth Beach, moderate level of fitness required for coming back up! Just outside the hamlet, golfers can also delight with a 9 hole round at the Thorn Golf Centre, or Sidmouth Golf Course is within an easy drive.

For a wider selection of amenities, head to Sidford, where you can enjoy the delights of The Blue Ball Inn, a Spar convenience shop and fish & chip takeaway. Continue onto Sidmouth, where you can enjoy a spot of stargazing at the Norman Lockyer Observatory, wander through the beautiful National Trust surroundings of the Sidmouth Countryside, spend a day at Sidmouth Beach, paddle boarding and kayaking or delving into history at the Sidmouth Museum. Further afield, you can visit the bustling city of Exeter, home to a remarkable cathedral, the Bill Douglas Museum, and the Northernhay Gardens.