Accommodation
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A warm friendly welcome awaits you at West Down, a spacious, peaceful, country house set in 30 acres of spectacular gardens and rolling Devon countryside. Centrally located for all the area has to offer we are 30-40 minutes from various beaches including Woolacombe & Croyde along with various market towns and National Trust properties. The area is also ideal for fans of walking and cycling. Ample free parking. Free wireless internet. Molton Brown toiletries. Freeview TV.
A warm friendly welcome awaits you at West Down, a spacious, peaceful, four star 'Arts and Crafts' style Country House built in the William Morris style of the 1920's and set in 30 acres of spectacular gardens and rolling Devon countryside.
Centrally located for all the area has to offer, we are 30-40 minutes from various beaches including Woolacombe, Ilfracombe and Croyde along with the old market town of Dunster with its castle and yarn market. The Somerset border itself is only 5 miles away, and the local town of South Molton is just 3 miles away.
The area is ideal for fans of walking and cycling – we are just 15 minutes from the Tarka Trail, where you can hire bikes and cycle the route, stopping to take the steam train when your legs begin to tire, relax in one of the many country pubs along the way.
There are also a number of National Trust properties and English Heritage sites in the area, including Rosemoor with its Royal Horticultural gardens, and Castle Hill – just 5 minutes away – which features 2,500 acres of grounds complete with gardens open to the public.
Ample free parking. Free wireless internet. Molton Brown toiletries. Freeview TV.
Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Pets are allowed by arrangement. Children welcome. Check-In time: 16:00 and Check-Out time: 11:00. Family Rooms are priced for two adults and children between the ages of 2 and 12. Children over 12 will incur a supplement upon arrival.
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