Broomy Barn offers spacious and comfortable holiday accommodation for up to eight guests, thoughtfully redeveloped from its former life as a farm building to include all modern conveniences. Set in the hills of Exmoor with stunning views over nearby Wimbleball Lake, it provides an ideal base for families and friends looking to enjoy both countryside tranquillity and outdoor adventure. The property features four well-appointed bedrooms: three king-size rooms and one twin room. The first king-size bedroom includes an en-suite with a shower over the bath, while the second offers an en-suite shower. The twin bedroom has a shower room located just outside the door on the landing. The fourth king-size bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom with a separate wet-room style shower. Several bedrooms also include TVs for added comfort. Downstairs, the open-plan kitchen and dining room provides a welcoming space to gather, complete with a TV, DVD player and relaxed seating area. A separate lounge offers another cosy spot to unwind, with an additional TV, DVD player and table football for family entertainment. A utility room and downstairs cloakroom add further convenience. Outside, guests can enjoy both a large front garden with ample parking and an enclosed private rear garden furnished for outdoor dining. With Wimbleball Lake right on the doorstep, there are wonderful walking routes as well as water sports activities close at hand. The wider Exmoor National Park is easily accessible for exploring moorland, wildlife and scenic trails. All bed linen, towels, heating, electricity and Wi-Fi are included. Arrival is from 3 pm, with departure by 10 am. Broomy Barn is a detached conversion set on a working farm, where the owners live nearby. Another holiday cottage, The Pony Stalls (sleeps 6), is also located on the farm. A thoughtful welcome hamper awaits your arrival, including homemade scones, clotted cream, local jam and milk, along with tea, coffee, sugar, cooking essentials

Broomy Barn sits about a mile from the rural village of Brompton Regis, a peaceful spot on the eastern side of Exmoor National Park. Once a thriving market town divided into Highertown and Lowertown, the parish stretches from the Haddeo Valley up to the Brendon Hills and includes Wimbleball Lake. The lake, which holds over 21,000 megalitres of water, offers scenic walks and a range of water-based activities. The wider parish also includes the hamlets of Withiel Florey, Bury, Gupworthy and Hartford. A community-run village shop in the village hall provides everyday essentials. Around five miles away, Dulverton is known as the southern gateway to Exmoor. This attractive small town offers a butcher, Post Office, fish and chip shop, greengrocer, supermarket, art gallery, hairdressers and specialist shops including fishing tackle. Visitors will also find quality boutiques, gift shops, restaurants, tearooms and welcoming pubs. Wheddon Cross, approximately six miles from Brompton Regis, has a mini-supermarket with long opening hours, a petrol station and a village pub. A short drive beyond lies Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor at 1,704 feet. From the summit, panoramic views stretch across wild moorland, the Bristol Channel, Wales, the Brendon Hills and the Quarme Valley. Wheddon Cross is also well known for Snowdrop Valley, where thousands of snowdrops bloom each February. A park-and-ride system helps visitors access this remarkable natural display. This part of Exmoor combines history, scenic landscapes and friendly local communities, making it an excellent base for exploring the national park and its surrounding villages.