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Old Mounthill is located in beautiful open countryside overlooking the axe valley just outside the charming town of Colyton.  
The picturesque fishing villages of Beer and Branscombe are close by and the historic town of Lyme Regis is within easy reach. Shute Barton, owned by the National Trust (limited opening), is just down the road. Honiton, renowned for its antique shops is nearby, also there are three golf courses within easy driving distance and there is excellent walking all around.  


Old Mounthill holiday cottages in East Devon.Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the countryside around Old Mounthill Holiday cottages in Devon offers wonderful opportunities to explore the great outdoors. 
There's great country, coastal and level riverside walking in this part of devon to enjoy together with fast developing cycle routes to suit all abilities. No matter when you visit, each season has its own beauty and charm. holiday accommodation





 Views of the Axe Valley from
 Old Mounthill









Colyton is only three miles from the sea. The town enjoys a beautiful location in the Axe Valley where the rivers Axe and Coly meet. The area is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with rolling hills and lush green fields and woods.
Cycle routes and the East Devon Way for walkers pass through Colyton.



Old Mounthill holiday cottages in East Devon.Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the countryside around Old Mounthill Holiday cottages in Devon offers wonderful opportunities to explore the great outdoors. 
There's great country, coastal and level riverside walking in this part of devon to enjoy together with fast developing cycle routes to suit all abilities. No matter when you visit, each season has its own beauty and charm. holiday accommodation





  Panoramic views over open countryside
  from the gardens of Oldmounthill