Yenworthy Mill is ideal for walkers - a rugged pathway leads from the farm down to a secluded rocky beach and there is direct access to one of the most scenic sections of the South West Coast Path which runs through the farm. There are 13 miles of footpaths to explore on the farm itself and it even has its own historic monument - an old Roman Fort at Old Burrow. A haven for wildlife, it has four Sites of Special Scientific Interest. There are rare species of butterflies and trees, large areas of heather moorland and impressive cliff geology. The property is a converted barn. There is a large room with a kitchen at one end with a dining table and ten chairs and a double height sitting area with two comfortable sofas and a wood-burning stove at the other end. There is a washing machine and dryer. Steps from the living room lead to an attractive gallery room where there are three sofas and a large television. There are also three steps up from the living room leading to a corridor containing a downstairs toilet, a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a twin bedroom. On the first floor is another twin bedroom and a family bedroom (double and bunk beds), and a bathroom.

Exmoor is a walkers paradise, and the location of Yenworthy Mill really lends itself to being a fabulous base for your walking holiday. There are numerous walks from the door, including the South West Coast Path, down to the coastline and up onto the moors - you will be spoilt for choice! The property is situated almost exactly halfway between Porlock and Lynmouth (approxs 6 miles). Both are well worth a visit during your stay. Porlock has three pubs, two grocery shops, a traditional local butcher, Post Office, chemist, cash machine, petrol station, hardware shop, visitor centre and a range of independent restaurants, shops and tea rooms. In the opposite direction, Lynmouth sits on the harbour at the bottom of the famous Countisbury Hill and has a good choice of shops, pubs and restaurants. The twin village of Lynton is perched above Lynmouth on the top of the hill and can be accessed from Lynmouth via road, footpath or the famous funicular railway. Lynton has a variety of amenities including a range cafes, restaurants and pubs, there are two mini-supermarkets, a bank, post office, chemist and Tourist Information Centre.There is a small cinema, tennis and bowls facilities.