The Best of Exmoor is a small, independent letting agent based in Porlock Weir. We love Exmoor and take great pleasure in sharing it with our guests. Our aim is to help you find your dream holiday - we have a great selection of holiday cottages on Exmoor, so we can help you to find your perfect break. Having grown the business slowly from scratch, we know all our properties and their owners well - so please get in touch if you have any queries and we will be happy to help

On the edge of Luxborough village in rural West Somerset, within Exmoor National Park, sits Westcott Cross Cottage - well-suited to families or groups of up to 7 guests, providing excellent sociable living space; the large farmhouse-style kitchen includes an Aga; the spacious sitting-area has a wood-burner and lovely views through the patio doors across the valley. Open-tread stairs from the main sitting-room lead up to the four bedrooms. Another staircase at the other end of the cottage leads upstairs from a second sitting/dining room and compact kitchen-area, making this versatile accommodation for an extended family. Sleeps up to 7 guests (plus baby). Four bedrooms on the first floor. One super-king size (6') double bed; One double bed (4'6); One twin bedroom; One single bedroom; Travel cot and high chair available for baby on request. Large and private garden with countryside views and arden furniture. Dogs welcome (3 max) for a supplement of 30 GBP each. Village pub within 1 mile. Changeover day is Fridays. Private parking for up to 3 cars. Arrive from 4 pm and depart by 10 am. The ground floor comprises: A large entrance porch/bootroom/drying room. Open plan...

Set in the foothills of the Brendon Hills on the southern slope of Croydon Hill, Luxborough enjoys a peaceful and beautiful setting. Luxborough is a small village that is divided into the hamlets of Churchtown, Kingsbridge and Pooltown, which all lie within a mile of each other. In years gone by people came to the Luxborough area to mine iron ore and it was sent via the West Somerset Mineral Railway to Watchet on the coastline. In the 19th century the school was reported to have 200 pupils from the village and the iron mines in the Brendon Hills. The ancient Church of St Mary in Churchtown is believed to date from Norman times, or some believe it may be Saxon times due to a Cross in the Churchyard. Today, St Mary's is a Grade II listed building. Bridleways and footpaths crisscross near and through Luxborough, including the famous Coleridge Way which passes through the village. The Royal Oak Inn serves drinks and good food, approx 1 mile away from the cottage in Luxborough. Roadwater is situated 4 miles to the east and the popular village of Dunster is 4.5 miles to the north. Wheddon Cross (approx 5 miles) has a newly refurbished mini-supermarket with Post Office facilities and a...