Mounsey End
Exmoor

Exmoor is a well kept secret. It is the smallest and still the least known of the National Parks. Softer than Dartmoor but with many equally wild and remote spots. It is a haven for wildlife and is abundant with breathtaking country views.

Straddling North Devon and West Somerset the moor itself is ringed by wooded combes and patchworked fields.

Mounsey End is situated with a commanding view over a bend in the Barle, a river that runs down from Exmoor's very heart. The cottage is a wing of Mounsey House, built as a hunting lodge at the turn of the previous century.

Mounsey End is a real retreat. It is very tranquil, being hidden in the trees down a bumpy lane and covered in climbing roses. The views are magnificent (there is not another house in sight) and the silences inspiring.

Mounsey End aims to combine the comforts of modern living with privacy, serenity and time to unwind and explore.