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A recently
modernised 17th Century farmhouse, on working farm, beside the tidal estuary
and the Tarka Trail Cycle Path (32 miles of off-road cycling). within
200 yards of RSPB Isley Marsh bird reserve. Estuary fishing, horse riding
and cycle hire on the farm. Dogs welcome: £2.50 per night. Horse
or pony livery: £50 per week. 4.5 miles west of Barnstaple; 1.5
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Former farmhouse
in small hamlet, 2.5 miles equidistant from good food taverns at Newton
Tracey and Westleigh. Extensive views of farmland and estuary. From Instow's
sandy beach, 3 miles away, one can take a ferryboat to Appledore or access
the Tarka Cycle Trail. Holmacott is 5 miles south-west of Barnstaple,
4 miles north-east of Bideford. Large sittingroom for guests use only,
with TV, piano, books and games. |
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Award-winning
hotel in spectacular position directly overlooking Instow's golden sands
and across the tidal estuary to the fishing village of Appledore. Stunning
sunsets. 400 yards from the Tarka Trail Cycle Path (32 miles of off-road
cycling). 200 yards from Instow Quay, from whence an open ferryboat plies
its trade to Appledore at high water. Exceptional award-winning cuisine.
Instow is 6 miles west of Barnstaple; 3 miles north of Bideford. |
Website: www.thewayfarerinstow.co.uk |
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Village
tavern in quiet lane, just 20 yards from Instow's golden sandy beach,
serving excellent locally sourced meals, including fresh seafood caught
by own fishing boat. Real ales. Sun-trap beer garden. Non-smoking bar
area. One bedroom is suitable for partially disabled (guide dog welcome).
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Website: www.silverstreamukfishing.com |
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Beautifully
furnished C18th farmhouse offering quality accommodation in lovely countryside
and exceptionally good food (Breakfast and Dinner, if required). Huish
Moor farmhouse has spectacular views over the Taw estuary and surrounding
country. Less than 3 miles from Instow beach and village. One double/twin
bedroom en-suite. One double bedroom with adjoining bathroom. One single
bedroom with additional pull-down bed. Guests' sitting room with colour
TV and Video. Evening meals by arrangement, Cordon Bleu trained proprietress.
Fly fishing on local rivers for Salmon and Sea Trout, with fully experienced
guide (equipment supplied). |
Website: www.thepinesateastleigh.co.uk Email: pirrie@thepinesateastleigh.co.uk |
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* Selected
by the AA as "One of Britain's Best in 2007". The Pines at Eastleigh
is a Georgian Country House set in 7 hill-top acres with views over the
Torridge Estuary to Lundy Island. Log-fires, king-size beds, garden room
bar with library, maps and a warm welcome await our guests. Family suites
are available and we are able to accommodate children over 9 years old.
In-room modem (broadband) access also Wi-Fi. |
![]() SEASONAL BREAKS Dinner, Bed & Breakfast from £55 per person, per night. |
Website: www.royalbideford.co.uk Email: info@royalbideford.co.uk |
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A 17th Century
colonial-style residence, where victorian popular author Charles Kingsley
stayed while researching for his famous romantic tale "Westward Ho!".
Beautiful plaster ceiling. The hotel stands at the eastern end of Bideford's
13th Century, 24-arch Long Bridge. |
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