Website: www.thedevonlonghouse.co.uk Email: joandjerry@thedevonlonghouse.co.uk |
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* Set in
a secluded valley in private grounds. The Long House is a traditional
Devon long house built in 1670 with lots of charm and character and has
just been lovingly restored. Gardens, paddock and barbeque area are free
for guests to enjoy, bordered by a stream and ancient woodlands beyond.
A perfect rural getaway with comfortable, stylish bedrooms and power showers!
Private snug for guests only with coffee and cookies on tap. A bit more
than just a B&B, only minutes from Braunton and Barnstaple. Children,
dogs and surfers welcome! 3.25 miles north-west of Barnstaple. |
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Touchwood
is a modern, detached, private house in secluded garden, orchard, in quiet
(part thatched) hamlet. Excellent tavern, 'The New Ring o' Bells', is
only 150 yards away. Pleasant bedrooms with garden views. Comfortable
guests' sittingroom and diningroom - perfect accommodation for quiet couples,
garden-lovers. 0.5 miles from Marwood Hill Gardens (open all day, every
day) and lovely Marwood Church. Double en-suite bedroom with tv, radio,
tea/coffee. Single with private bathroom adjacent. 3 miles north-west
of Barnstaple. |
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Historic
Manor House dating back to Elizabethan times. South facing with extensive
country views. In secluded grounds. Private driveway (1,000 yards). Family
run - artist in residence. Friendly, informal atmosphere. En-suite bedrooms,
some romantic bedrooms, especially "The Rose Room", also a four-poster
bedroom. Country pub (The Ring o' Bells at Prixford) offering excellent
food only 400 yards from drive entrance (a wonderful walk on a fine evening).
4 miles (inc private driveway) north-west of Barnstaple. |
Website: www.tarkagardentours.co.uk/bb/accom.html Email: les@tarkagardentours.co.uk |
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Converted
barn nestling in a beautiful countryside garden, which is open to the
public for the National Garden Scheme. Close by are woodland walks, a
trout lake and trout hatchery, and the Broomhill Sculpture Garden. Guests
have use of a comfortable lounge, which has a log fire in winter-time.
Breakfast is served in the conservatory in the summer. Just a ten-mile
easy drive to either Exmoor or the sea (Saunton Sands). 1 mile from North
Devon Hospital. 2 miles north of Barnstaple. |
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* Warm welcome
to peaceful country house with comfortable en-suite accommodation and
homely, friendly atmosphere. Relaxing conservatory, charming dining room,
log fires and full central heating. Sunny patio and garden. Delicious
evening dinners (all home cooking) and excellent breakfasts. Ample parking.
2.5 miles north of Barnstaple. |
Website: www.broomhillart.co.uk |
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Attractive,
southward facing, Country House Hotel, in private wooded valley, with
swimming pool, tennis court and woodland walks beside river. All bedrooms
have valley views. Internationally renowned Sculpture Garden and Contemporary
Art Gallery. 2.5 miles north of Barnstaple. |
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Modern farmhouse,
with stables, in a cleft on the hillside, looking south down a long woodland-edged
valley. Horses graze the steep hills above the farm. Deer at dusk and
dawn. Lots of bird life. Woodland bridlepaths. Attractive bedrooms. Local
produce and a warm welcome. Excellent base from which to explore Exmoor
and the beautiful beaches at Woolacombe and Croyde. 2.5 miles north
of Barnstaple - only 1.5 miles from North Devon Hospital. |
Website: www.waytownholidays.co.uk |
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Comfortable
C17th farmhouse, on 240 acre working farm of sheep and cattle, with beamed
dining room. Well appointed bedrooms with extensive views of the Exmoor
foothills. Afternoon tea available in the lounge or garden. Guests are
welcome to wander the fields and farmyard. Good base for touring North
Devon and Exmoor. 3.5 miles north-east of Barnstaple - only 2 miles
from North Devon Hospital. |
Website: www.thespinneyshirwell.co.uk |
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Village
Rectory, dating from 1750, originally belonging to the extensive Chichester
Estate. The proprietor is the former head chef of Barnstaple's premier
hotel (The Imperial): delicious meals, using local produce, served in
the summer months in restored Victorian conservatory, under an ancient
vine. 3.75 miles north-east of Barnstaple. |
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Glorious
listed Farmhouse, 2 miles from Barnstaple. Working beef and sheep farm.
Well appointed bedrooms with lovely views. Centrally based for North Devon's
beaches. Traditional Farmhouse Breakfast served in beautiful beamed dining
room. Warm welcome on arrival. 2 miles east of Barnstaple. |
Website: www.thejackrussell.com |
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A renowned
tavern, named after Parson Jack Russell of Swimbridge, whose hunting prowess
was the talk o' the west country in the 1870's; he is best remembered
nowadays for the terriers he bred. There is a small exhibition in the
tavern, more can be found in the church opposite and at the museum and
library in Barnstaple. Character restaurant with original beams. Both
bedrooms have en-suite facilities. 5 miles east-south-east of Barnstaple. |
Website: www.tanneryhouse.com |
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A large
Georgian residence in a quiet part of the village, beside the river..
There are two en-suite bedrooms in the main house. Overlooking the garden
and stream is a separate, luxurious two-bedroomed Family Suite, with its
own private lounge, kitchen/diner, sauna and patio area. Famous tavern
in village centre. Please note: the two bedrooms are on the second floor,
accessed by the servants staircase - two fairly steep flights of stairs.
Breakfast is served in a large diningroom overlooking the garden. |
Website: www.bedandbreakfastdevon.eu |
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*South-facing
cottage offering comfort, quality and tranquillity in the rolling Devon
countryside. Enjoy a pleasant continental dinner, prepared from local
produce, with a complimentary glass of wine. Continental, Dutch, English
or vegetarian breakfast. Vegetarian dishes available for dinner also.
Special service for walkers: drop off and pick up at start and end of
walks. English, Dutch and German spoken. |
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Traditional
Farmhouse on 280 acre working mixed farm in beautiful Devon countryside.
Large sitting-room with satellite TV. Garden with swing. Less than one
mile from pretty Tawstock village (beautiful church, castle, ancient well,
gatehouse, thatched cottages, woodland and countryside walks). 3 miles
south of Barnstaple. |
Website: www.theredhousenorthdevon.co.uk |
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A
period country house in elevated position with panoramic views. Although
close to the historic market town of Barnstaple, the house is set in the
countryside with its own half acre garden. 6 miles from Instow Beach and
11 miles from Westward Ho! 2.75
miles south-west of Barnstaple. |
Website: www.rowdenbarton.co.uk |
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A comfortable,
modern farmhouse, in quiet location, on 100 acre working farm of sheep
and cattle. Large sun lounge enjoying wonderful and extensive views over
fields and woodlands to Exmoor. Safe parking.
6 miles from Instow Beach and 11 miles from Westward Ho!.
2.75
miles south-west of Barnstaple. |
Website: www.prospect-hse.co.uk |
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An early
Victorian country house, formerly a farmhouse, with large rooms and breathtaking
views of the Devon countryside. Superb accommodation: beautifully appointed,
spacious bedrooms, wonderful ensuite bath/showerrooms. Prospect House
is accessed from the B3232 Torrington road, just 2 miles off the A39:
it is 4 miles south-west of Barnstaple, one mile from the excellent
Hunters Inn tavern (restaurant and bar meals) in Newton Tracey. |
Website: www.muddlebridge.co.uk/BedBreakfast.htm |
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Detached
house in 2 acre part-walled garden, with indoor heated swimming pool,
sauna, games rooms and extensive play areas, pets corner (goats, rabbits,
guineapigs, ducks). Beside Fremington Pill, a tidal creek, and 0.75 mile
from Fremington Quay and the Tarka Trail Cycle Path. Cycles for hire.
Family suite comprises double bedroom (king-size bed) and twin bedroom.
Family bedroom has king-size double bed and single bed. 2.5 miles west
of Barnstaple. Holiday cottages also available. |
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Charming
Devonshire cottage with large garden, in centre of village: within 100
yards of church, bus stops, shops, two inns and a quality chinese restaurant.
Homely atmosphere. Approx 1,000 yards from Fremington Quay and the Tarka
Trail Cycle Path. 3 miles west of Barnstaple. |
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A 1926 Detached
house in large garden, views to estuary and beyond. Exceptionally well
appointed accommodation. 3.5 miles west of Barnstaple, 2.5 miles
from Instow's sandy beach and a ferry to Appledore. Local access to the
Tarka Cycle Trail, cycle hire and estuary walk. |
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