Property Summary
Buttercup Cottage on Exmoor is a luxury one-bedroom retreat for two, featuring a wood burner, free-standing copper bath, rainfall shower, Smart TV, and a peaceful garden with views over the pond and countryside. Dog-friendly and beautifully styled, it’s the perfect romantic countryside escape!

Main Description
Buttercup Cottage is a beautifully converted one-bedroom barn conversion hideaway on Exmoor, blending rustic charm with modern luxury. Once part of a working dairy barn, it now offers a warm and stylish escape surrounded by peaceful countryside views.

Sleeps up to 2 guests
One super king-size bed
Luxury bathroom with copper freestanding bath and rainfall shower
Open-plan living area with deep green country kitchen
Wood-burning stove for heating and cooking (logs included)
Smart TV in both the bedroom and living area
Private outdoor area overlooking a pond with koi carp
Wi-Fi, heating and electricity included
Parking on site
Dogs welcome, with treats and a cosy bed provided
Arrive from 5 pm
Depart by 10 am

Step inside to find a beautifully designed open-plan space where earthy tones and natural textures create a calming atmosphere. The country kitchen is well equipped for home cooking, while the wood burner adds a touch of rustic charm. The luxurious bathroom invites relaxation with its copper bath and rainfall shower. The bedroom features a super king-size bed and Smart TV for quiet nights in.

Outside, enjoy tranquil views across the pond and surrounding Exmoor hills — perfect for lazy mornings or evening drinks as the sun sets. Buttercup Cottage is a romantic and photogenic retreat, offering thoughtful touches and indulgent comfort in the heart of Exmoor.

Indoor Description
Buttercup Cottage kitchen is fully equipped for guests to cook their own meals with a fridge, freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob and microwave. Other amenities include a kettle, coffee maker, toaster, and all the cooking basics - pots and pans, oil, salt and pepper, plus dishes and cutlery including bowls, plates, cups, wine glasses, and baking sheets.

A Smart TV is provided in the living area as well as one in the bedroom. Wifi is available throughout. A hair dryer is provided for your convenience.

Electricity and heating costs are included in the price of your accommodation. Buttercup Cottage has underfloor oil-fired heating throughout. There is also a wood-burning stove in the living area, logs are included at no extra cost.

Towels and bed linen, duvets and blankets provided for your convenience. Please bring your own beach towels if you wish to take towels with you away from the property.

Cleaning materials such as washing up liquid and dishwasher tablets/powder will be present in the property, and one to two toilet rolls will be provided.

Outdoor Description
Directly outside is a gravelled patio/courtyard area, with chairs for enjoying the view, and fire pit. The property is approached via a gravelled path with steps up to the door. This patio/garden area is not enclosed.

The owner lives on the farm next door, and there is one other holiday property nearby (also sleeps 2), they each have their own private entrances, outside areas.

The village pub is just over a mile away in Luxborough, The Royal Oak Inn.

Parking
Free off-road parking is available just opposite the garden area of Buttercup Cottage.

Pets Description
Dogs are welcome to come and stay for no extra charge.


Restricted mobility
The property is all on one level once inside, but is accessed via gravel path and steps (without hand rail) up to the front door, so may or may not be suitable for someone with limited mobility.

Exit in case of emergency
This has not been completed by the owner.

Christmas / New Year
This has not been completed by the owner.

The region

Luxborough is a peaceful hamlet in the Brendon Hills of Exmoor National Park, about 6 miles south of Dunster. Three tiny settlements -- Churchtown, Kingsbridge, and Pooltown -- nestle in a wooded valley at 600 feet.

This is a deeply rural corner of Exmoor where farming and forestry have replaced the iron mining that once sustained the community. The ancient Church of St Mary in Churchtown dates back to the 13th century, with a medieval stone cross in its churchyard that is a scheduled ancient monument. Many of the cottages in the area are thatched, and the pace of life is wonderfully unhurried.

The Washford River rises near Luxborough and flows through the valley, giving the hamlet of Pooltown its name from the many pools along its course. The surrounding woodland is rich with wildlife -- red deer, buzzards, and woodland birds are regularly spotted.

Luxborough has no shops or general stores. The nearest everyday amenities are in Dunster (6 miles north), which has a good range of independent shops, a post office, butcher, and galleries. The market town of Watchet (7 miles northeast) and Minehead (9 miles north) offer supermarkets, pharmacies, and a wider range of services.