West Buckland
Barnstaple
Devon
EX32 0SR
01598 760254
Escape to this beautiful, award winning en-suite, 16th Century farmhouse offering quality en-suite bed and breakfast accommodation. Historic Medieval Devon Longhouse (Tudor panelling, oak beams, log fires, uneven floors and low doorways!) and lovingly converted listed barn.
Surrounded by open fields, woodland and panoramic views of rolling North Devon countryside, Huxtable Farm B&B nestles in the foothills of Exmoor National Park, between the historic market towns Barnstaple and South Molton.
Abundant wildlife, panoramic views, breath taking sunsets & starry skies can be observed whilst you explore the 'Devon Wildlife' trail around the farm; A haven for bird watchers, photographers, artists and walkers.
Situated on the Tarka Trail footpath and Macmillan Way West and a file full of information on circular walks from the doorstep and in the local area - Don't forget your walking boots!
All six rooms offer every comfort; free WiFi, TV & DVD player, a wide selection of toiletries & tea making trays. Other amenities include a lounge with board games and small library, games room, and a flock of Jacob sheep lambing during March & April.
Huxtable Farm is an idyllic hideaway in the countryside, for exploring the stunning beauty of Exmoor National Park, North Devons dramatic coastline with its historic harbours (Lynton/Lynmouth and Clovelly) and market towns (Barnstaple & South Molton).
Discover National Trust Property - Arlington Court and visit the beautiful gardens of RHS Rosemoor, Marwood Hill or Castle Hill nearby.
Surf, swim or paddle at the golden sandy beaches of Saunton Sands, Woolacombe (Voted No. 1 beach in UK, 4th in Europe and 13th in the World on Trip Advisor), Putsborough & Westward Ho!
Go horse riding on Exmoor, cycling on the Tarka Trail cycle path or visit family attractions; 'The Big Sheep', 'Exmoor Zoo' and 'Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park'.
With the Tarka Trail and Macmillan Way walking routes passing Huxtable Farm's entrance enjoy walks directly from the doorstep, a circular walk on Exmoor or along the South West Coast Path.
