Sharron and Stuart look forward to welcoming you to The Old Rectory Cottages. Come and experience Devon and relax in the tranquillity of our lovely gardens. We have a lovely warm pool (open late March to early November) with sun terrace, covered in the cooler periods and open sided in the warmer months. A wooden play tower for the smaller guests and lots of ducks to entertain you. We are lucky to be located quite centrally to lots of the fabulous North Devon attractions and beaches. Plenty of opportunity for days out and adventuring.

Luxury holiday cottages with indoor-outdoor pool in the heart of North Devon. The Old Rectory Cottages consists of six 4* Gold Visit England rated luxurious self-catering holiday cottages. Set within 4 acres of secluded gardens of the former Rectory, offering peace and privacy within the historic village of Kings Nympton. On arrival, you will feel yourself relax amidst the peace and calm of the four acre landscaped garden or enjoy the afternoon in our wonderfully warm swimming pool (open late March to early November) with sun terrace overlooking the patchwork of fields and rural views or you could join the variety of hand reared and wild ducks who reside on the two ponds for a meander through the grounds. Our younger guests can enjoy some time in the play area with climbing tower, slide and sand pit and the whole family can make use of the outdoor table tennis and football tables and other games or just enjoy a kick about.

In the heart of the former Devon Village of the year, sits The Old Rectory Cottages. Set between the thatched village pub and Saxon church, this is the perfect setting for six luxurious self-catering holiday cottages, furnished to provide you with modern stylish holiday accommodation. The cottages are set in grounds of the former Grade II rectory which dates from medieval times at its oldest parts with Tudor through to Georgian extensions. The village of Kings Nympton nestles into the heart of the North Devon countryside with a location that affords the opportunity to explore Exmoor and Dartmoor and the North and South beaches and coastlines.