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Red Doors Farm - Honiton, Devon, England

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Price range from £475 to £1875 per week
Number of units of accommodation: 7
Sleeps from 2 to 8 people in 4 bedrooms
Number of bathrooms: 2
Short Breaks: No
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Our historic 500 year old Grade II* listed Devon longhouse and it superb collection of flint and thatched cottages surrounded by original cobbled paths are quintessentially Devon. Our cottages invite you to sample life in the enchanting and peaceful hamlet of Beacon, at the foot of National Trust’s Dumpdon Hill, nestling in the Blackdown Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this is pastoral English countryside at its best and looks almost the same today as it did hundreds of years ago. Red Doors Farm is a perfect retreat for family holidays or as a relaxing hideaway for couples. Our seven cottages sleep between 2 – 8 guests which ensure that you will never feel overcrowded. All seven cottages are individually furnished and maintained to an extremely high standard and are all graded 5* by the Tourist Board. Red Doors Farm feels totally of the beaten track but is yet so accessible, enjoying splendid views across the Otter Valley. We are 3 miles from the historic market town of Honiton, with its twice weekly street markets and many antique shops, 30 minutes from Exeter or Taunton and the glorious beaches of East Devon and the Jurassic coastline are within 10 miles.

This owner/agency has featured on this Country Cottages site since 2006

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	01404 890067 or
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	http://www.reddoors.co.uk
	Payment Options: cheque, bank transfer, credit card Contact: chris shrubb

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Parking		Bath
Television		Indoor Hot Tub
Sky Television		Outdoor Hot Tub
Video or DVD		Shower
Microwave		Power Shower
Dishwasher		Open Fire
Ensuite Bathroom		Wood Stove
Central heating		Laundry facilities
Games Room		Swimming Pool
Garden		Tennis Court
Freezer		Jacuzzi Bath
Balcony/Patio		Coffee Maker
Sauna		Internet
Air conditioning
Linen
Towels provided		Bed linen provided

Our delightful and spacious open planned gardens offer the perfect haven for family enjoyment, together with privacy, peace and serenity for our couples’ cottages. You may find it hard to leave Red Doors, however, we hope you take the opportunity to explore this beautiful corner of Devon, with its unspoilt southern coastline of pretty villages and smuggler’s coves together with sandy beaches, ideal for children.

Exmouth is popular for its long sandy beach and wading in the shallows at low tide exploring the rock pools. Lyme Regis is great for fossil hunting, relaxing on the beach or sea fishing for mackerel. Sidmouth and Seaton provide the traditional seaside retreat, perfect for a stroll along the front with an ice cream or a cream tea at one of the many tea rooms and restaurants. The area is superb for walking. You can enjoy traditional Devon countryside and far reaching views right from our doorstep or why not try the South West coastal path or explore the wilds of Dartmoor or Exmoor. Fine National Trust houses, gardens and castles, wonderful adventure parks, wildlife parks, farms and steam railways all within easy reach. There are a number of challenging golf courses in the local area or have a try at pony trekking.

Please visit http://www.reddoors.co.uk to find out more about the holiday cottage, amenities, surrounding area and places to visit in Devon.

Changeover Day: Flexible

Check availability and prices on the cottage web site http://www.reddoors.co.uk

Crealy, many National Trust properties

Travel: Exeter Airport

Good places to visit: Lyme Regis, Sidmouth,Beer, Branscombe, Exeter

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Good places to eat: Mokton Court Inn, Sidmouth Arms Upottery, The Holt Honiton, Hare and Hounds Honiton and many more.

Local Sports: horse riding, golf, walking,

Honiton

Honiton is a super market town! Situated on the Eastern side of Devon, Honiton is reknowned for its huge number of antique shops. On Tuesday and Saturdays there is a street market up and down the main high street. At the eastern end of the town, you can find the Honiton Lace shop and museum. Queen Victoria's Christening gown was made of lace made in Honiton. Also, Honiton Pottery has its own shop in the town where visitors can purchase original pieces.

For dining out, The Holt is a fantastic pub and the western end of the town. This 'gastro-pub' offers a great selection of real ales (produced by the Ottery Brewery who are based on the Blackdown Hills) and a great menu for either lunch or an evening meal. Also, the Boston Tea Party is a characterful coffee house which serves freshly prepared sandwiches, great coffee and a delious selection of cakes!!. Honiton is well worth a visit at any time of year!

The beaches of south and east Devon are within easy distance, there are National Trust houses with magnificent gardens to visit, a donkey sanctuary and much more.

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