The Donkey Den is a charming, two-bedroom holiday home resting
in the quaint hamlet of Weston, just a short drive east from
neighbouring Sidmouth in Devon. Aptly-named being just a stone's
throw from The Donkey Sanctuary, this delightful home boasts
designated parking, a communal lawn with sea glimpses, and quirky,
contemporary interiors, making it an idyllic base to explore
Devon.
Open Plan Living Area: Featuring a
well-equipped kitchen, extendable dining table to seat 4 guests,
and a lounge with a sofa and Smart TV, warming elegant wood
burner-effect electric fire.
Bedroom 1: Double bedroom
Bedroom 2: Twin bedroom
Bathroom: Shower over a bath with sink and
WC
Outside Space: Front patio with outdoor seating
to enjoy an al-fresco dinner and tipple.
Parking: There is private parking for 1 car
Heating: Electric Smart Heaters
This property can be booked with Ref 593 'Sleepy Donkey Cottage'
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.