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Lower Upcott Farm Hatherleigh Okehampton Devon EX20 3LN Phone: 01838 811123
Cottage owner: Ben May Email: click here Open - All year.
45 Acres of Magic. Step back in time and come and stay on one of just a handful of remaining traditionally managed farms, worked by shire horses. We can offer you a truly rural experience where you and your family are free to explore fields, woods and ponds teeming with wildlife. The land has so much to offer, whether its an abundance of wildflowers (including orchids and many other rare flowers) in Spring, traditional charcoal burning or haymaking with horses in summer, the turning of the leaf colour in autumn, or the beauty of the frosts on the ponds in winter.
We want everyone who visits to have an enjoyable and memorable stay and we welcome you and your children's involvement in day to day activities such as collecting eggs, feeding the chickens, ducks, pigs and cattle, or helping with the shire horses.
The accommodation is in the beautifully restored main medieval farmhouse, (sleeps 2-9 people) which is spacious yet cosy. So whether you come as part of a larger group, or just as a couple, you will feel equally at home. We are well off the beaten track in a very rural and peaceful location.
• Within easy reach of Dartmoor and the North Devon Coast • Central location for main tourist attractions and for exploring Devon • Enthusiastic children welcome to help with feeding, brushing, etc of pigs, chickens, ducks, cattle and shire horses • 2 miles from the market town of Hatherleigh. • Tailor made traditional woodland craft courses for groups. • Weekly year round and out of season short breaks available. • Excellent eating out locally. • Bedroom 1: double bed • Bedroom 2: double bed and single bed • Bedroom 3: twin beds and a bunk (sleeps 4) • sofa bed in lounge • Spacious kitchen/diner • Large lounge • Shared utility room • Linen, electricity and logs for the fire are included in the price.
Price information:
Various
Pets welcome
No smoking.
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