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Features
Free parking, Internet, Room service, Free Internet, Spa, Wifi, Non-smoking rooms, Non-smoking hotel, Breakfast Available, Free Wifi, Parking, Pool, Breakfast included Description
The village is a close knit community which offers a range of interests and activities.
Langleigh House dating back to the early days of Berrynarbor was once the village post office. The property was re-modelled extended and became a guesthouse in the 1930 s. Today Langleigh House set in three quarters of an acre of landscaped gardens with a southerly aspect offers a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere in which to unwind.
The guest house accommodation consists of 3 double rooms and 1 twin room looking out over the Lee Hills/Sterridge Valley or The Village plus a self contained family suite comprising a double room ensuite bathroom and adjoining single room currently with bunk beds. All rooms are en-suite and are decorated and furnished to a high standard through a policy of continued improvement. Each room has tea and coffee making facilities glass bottled RNLI Coastal Spring Water remote control freeview television alarm clock/radio and hairdryer. Refrigerators with fresh milk are available to guests on both landings.
Breakfast can be served in our charming dining room or taken on the terrace or decking with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside weather permitting. A changing menu of food is freshly prepared home cooked and locally sourced where possible.
The coast path from Minehead to Lands End is within 1/2 mile and offers exciting cliff top walks or beautiful short strolls from convenient car parks. Away from the coast are the wilds of Exmoor with red deer hidden valleys and charming villages. There is excellent walking on many marked tracks and horse riding is readily available. Ilfracombe has an indoor swimming pool golf riding stables and fishing trips from the harbour plus high quality restaurants. There are regular trips to Lundy Island to see the puffins with pleasure trips along the heritage coastline aboard the Ilfracombe Princess and the Big Steamer ships Balmoral and Waverley.
