THINGS TO DO	GETTING THERE	RATES & AVAILABILITY	HOUSE KEEPING	CONTACT US

GETTING THERE

By car

Head towards Bristol and the M5, then follow the M5 into the south west. Turn off the M5 at junction 27 along the A361. Follow this road to Barnstaple and either continue to follow it through Barnstaple and out the other side or go via the Taw Bridge following signposts for Ilfracombe and Woolacombe. You will pass through Braunton and Knowle before reaching a roundabout where you can either go straight across to Ilfracombe or turn left to Woolacombe and Mortehoe.

Turn left and follow the signs for Mortehoe, after a sharp right hand turn (with a pink house on your left) there is a turning to Mortehoe on your right hand side. Take this turning and follow the road to Mortehoe. You will pass though Mortehoe village, past the Smugglers Rest, the Ship Aground and finally the Chichester pubs, then you will start heading down the hill towards Woolacombe. Almost immediately on your left hand side and opposite the converted chapel is a terrace of cottages set back from the road this is Adas Terrace. No 6 has a purple door.

There are a number of alternative scenic routes e.g. via the A39 (Minehead and Lynton) which you may want to try instead. Also, remember that there is a 24hr Tescos in Barnstaple and another Tescos in Ilfracombe, which you may want to stop at on your way to stock up for your visit - although should you forget anything then you should be able to find it in Mortehoe or Woolacombe.

For comprehensive driving directions from your home to 6 Adas Terrace together with estimated travel times and distances go to www.rac.co.uk or www.theaa.com/travelwatch.

By train / bus

Trains and buses all go to Barnstaple and they normally come via Exeter. You can then catch either a bus or a taxi from Barnstaple to Mortehoe which should take 25 / 30 minutes.

Arriving

It is fine to unpack the car when you arrive either in front of the house or at the end of the garden. Parking is in the village car park at the start of the village opposite the post office it is a short walk back either along the road or can be done through the fields at the back of the house. You can buy 24 hour tickets for your car from the machine or week passes from the Heritage Centre just off the car park.

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