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The Cottage was built around 1730 of cob stone and lime construction. It was previously a seamstress’s cottage and is accessed by a cobbled pathway known as Threadneedle Street (no connection to the Bank of England!).
Hartland is a very friendly village and the neighbours will always make you feel very welcome .
Although located in the most North Westerly corner of Devon, Hartland is very well catered for with all the facilities needed to make for a comfortable stay.
There are 3 very good pubs within easy walking distance of The Cottage:
The Kings Arms is normally livelier and often has live music
The Kings Arms is normally livelier and often has live music
The Hart Inn and The Anchor Inn are perfect for dining out (booking recommended)
There are 2 general stores close by: The Pop Inn and the Post Office
Coffee on The Square is perfect for breakfast, afternoon tea or just a snack.
Shamrock Fish and Chips is also within a short walking distance
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