Arlington Lodge at Kentisbury Grange
- Sleeps 4
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
Private hot tub overlooking lake Edge of Exmoor National Park Waterproof TV in freestanding bath EV charging point Within 5km of beaches
Churchill Lodge at Kentisbury Grange is a contemporary two-bedroom lodge in Devon's countryside. This private lake views property sits on the edge of Exmoor National Park with beaches within 5km. The lodge features an electric hot tub and EV charging point for modern convenience.
The peaceful setting offers stunning countryside views and easy access to North Devon's coast. You're perfectly positioned for exploring Exmoor National Park while enjoying tranquil lakeside surroundings. The wraparound deck provides the ideal spot for outdoor dining and relaxation.
Inside you'll find an open-plan living space with Smeg kitchen appliances and bifold doors to the terrace. The master bedroom has a king-size bed with garden views and en-suite shower. The second bedroom offers twin beds (configurable as double) with its own en-suite featuring a freestanding bath with waterproof TV. Both rooms include Freeview televisions and built-in storage.
Nearby attractions include Ilfracombe (25-30 minutes), Lynton (15-20 minutes) and Combe Martin. The onsite Coach Restaurant serves breakfast and evening meals. Exmoor National Park offers hiking trails and wildlife spotting opportunities right on your doorstep.
Perfect for couples or families wanting lakeside luxury with modern amenities and stunning natural surroundings. Enjoy your private hot tub while watching spectacular sunsets over the lake. Check availability at Churchill Lodge at Kentisbury Grange today.
Bookings for this lodge are made at LuxuryCoastal.co.uk
Private hot tub overlooking lake Edge of Exmoor National Park Waterproof TV in freestanding bath EV charging point Within 5km of beaches
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park EV charging point Beaches within 5km Freestanding bath with waterproof TV
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park EV charging point Beaches within 5km Freestanding bath with waterproof TV
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park Beaches within 5km EV charging point Freestanding bath with waterproof TV
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park EV charging point Freestanding bath with waterproof TV Beach within 5km
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park EV charging point Freestanding bath with waterproof TV Beaches within 5km
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park Beaches within 5km EV charging point Freestanding bath with waterproof TV
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park Beaches within 5km EV charging point Freestanding bath with TV
Private hot tub with lake views EV charging point available Exmoor National Park location Beach within 5km Freestanding bath with TV
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park Beaches within 5km EV charging point Freestanding bath with waterproof TV
Lake views from deck Private hot tub EV charging point Freestanding bath with TV Edge of Exmoor National Park
Lake views from deck Hot tub with sunset views Exmoor National Park location EV charging point Freestanding bath with TV
Lake views from deck EV charging point Beaches within 5km Freestanding bath with TV Hot tub on wraparound deck
Private hot tub with lake views Edge of Exmoor National Park Beaches within 5km EV charging point Waterproof TV in bathroom
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Churchill Lodge at Kentisbury Grange, with real driving times.
Sat nav: EX31 4SG
A conservation-minded zoo near Bratton Fleming, with red pandas, meerkats, bush dogs and plenty of rare smaller animals.
Exmoor Zoo is a conservation centre near Bratton Fleming in Exmoor, North Devon. It grew from Exmoor Bird Gardens, which opened on a former farm site in 1982, and today it specialises in smaller animals, with a good number of rare species on show.
Tip: Tickets can be bought securely online through the zoo's website, where you can also check price options and offers.
Sat nav: EX39 5AP
A working-farm-turned-theme park near Abbotsham with sheep racing, a roller coaster and a huge indoor play zone.
The BIG Sheep is a farm park and theme park in Abbotsham, North Devon, built from the old buildings of a family farm. It is best known for its live shows, including the World-Famous Sheep Race, the Duck Trials and the Sheep Show.
Tip: Pre-book tickets online, as the park gets very busy in school holidays and term time, and booking ahead is cheaper than paying at the door.
Sat nav: EX39 5RY
A family adventure park near Bideford where all rides are included and there's plenty to do indoors in any weather.
The Milky Way is a family-run adventure park on a former dairy farm near Bideford. It has more than 110,000 sq ft of indoor attractions as well as acres of outdoor space, so a day here works whatever the weather. Rides include roller coasters, indoor dodgems, a mini-train and Ziggy's Blast Quest, an interactive laser shooting ride.
Tip: Book tickets online in advance, especially in school holidays, and check the calendar for opening days and times.
Sat nav: EX31 4LP
A Regency house, a famous carriage collection and wide estate walks near Barnstaple in north Devon.
Arlington Court is a neoclassical country house, built in the 1820s and set in a picturesque garden. Inside, you can see the Chichester family's antique furniture and an eclectic collection of family memorabilia. The National Trust Carriage Museum on site holds an impressive collection of horse-drawn vehicles.
Tip: Dogs on leads can go in the garden, wider estate and Carriage Museum, but not the main house or tea-room. Follow the brown signs, not sat nav, as unmarked lanes are dead ends.
Sat nav: TA24 6SL
A hilltop Somerset castle and country house with subtropical gardens, parkland and a watermill to explore.
Dunster Castle stands on a steep hill called the Tor above the village of Dunster, and has been fortified since the late Anglo-Saxon period. Today it is a Grade I listed country house run by the National Trust, with dramatic views and subtropical gardens around it.
Tip: The car park is small and its gates lock at 6pm, so arrive early. In poor weather you may be asked to use Dunster Steep village car park instead.
Sat nav: EX39 6DT
A family-owned former abbey with Jekyll-influenced gardens, a wild valley walk to the Atlantic cove and Malory Towers fame.
Hartland Abbey was founded in the 12th century and is still the home of the Stucley family. You can wander through the house at your own pace, taking in rooms from Medieval to Victorian times, with paintings, furniture and Chinese porcelain collected over generations. Exhibitions cover filming on the estate and the Stonehenge pioneer William Stukeley.
Tip: Hartland Quay is only a mile away, so it pairs well with a visit; the tea room needs a valid garden entry ticket.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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6 reviews from guests who stayed at Churchill Lodge at Kentisbury Grange
Customer service at the restaurant was excellent. My only negative experience was a rather poor buffet section of the breakfast.
We had a lovely stay and made the most of the hot tub, which had lovely views and a perfect place to watch the sunset. The location was perfect for us and we had everything we needed for a weekend away.
Just returned from staying at one of the lodges (Lodge 10) at Kentisbury Grange. We had such an amazing time! The lodge itself was very spacious for the 3 (+baby) of us. The double beds were a great size and the layout just right. Bathroom and En-suite were lovely! The lodge itself overlooked a lake, which was lovely to come out to in the morning. The hot tub was brilliant and was ready to use straight away. Some of the lodge was a bit worn and it did get very hot during the day. However, this didn't affect our holiday and would happily stay in the lodges again. The grounds themselves were beautiful and well kept. I was a bit worried as it was near an A-road, but could barely hear anything and it didn't affect how tranquil / peaceful the place was. The Coach Restaurant was great. We had breakfast there every day + an evening meal. The cooked breakfast and pancakes were very tasty. There was a small breakfast buffet with cereal, juices, yoghurt and fruit - which were lovely. Maybe a bit more fruit but again not an issue for me, as the staff were happy to provide more. The staff were absolutely great. Really friendly, kind and couldn't do enough for you. The evening meal we had was lovely too with really nice food and selection of drinks (cocktails / beer etc.). We chose the Grange particularly on location. It was great to go out to different places (Lynton about 15-20 mins away, Ilfracombe about 25-30 mins away etc.) and then come back and relax in a quiet location in the evening. So yes absolutely loved our stay, would recommend! Thank you very much!
We stayed at Churchill Lodge for a weekend and had a great time. The lodge itself was clean and very big and the hot tub was the perfect temp all weekend. We ate at the restaurant twice and would definitely recommend the bottomless brunch.
Areas of concern: toilet seat had been replaced and clearly didn't fit and was positioned incorrectly; the sofa and cushions were dirty and stained; the flooring in the kitchen and entrance was heavily worn and needs replacing; the decking had several poor temporary repairs and was wonky and uneven in heights; the hot tub cover was very worn with splits and cracks and the securing straps and buckles were broken or missing; the hot tub was not working on arrival and needing the maintenance team to sort - it was unfortunate that the maintenance team finished at 5pm so not available for first day check in and arrival issues. Good aspects: when we spoke to reception about the hot tub water being cold and the jets being weak they did send someone to check and the maintenance person fixed it the next day; the on-site staff and team were friendly and helpful; the size and layout of the lodges was good; great location for a peaceful retreat; the size of all rooms was good; beds were comfortable in both bedrooms.
What a lovely time we had at Kentisbury Grange. The lodge was amazing in beautiful surroundings. We had a few meals in the barn restaurant which were very nice. Staff were lovely. They go out of their way to make you feel welcome. I will definitely return.