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Higher Langridge Farm
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| Welcome to Higher Langridge Farm – Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast near Dulverton the southern gateway to Exmoor National Park. A family run working farm on the Devon/Somerset border.
Our 17th century farmhouse is secluded in peaceful, quiet countryside and enjoys views over meadows and woodland.
Just 2 miles off the A396 at Exebridge and a short drive from Dulverton a small friendly Exmoor town with an interesting selection of gift shops, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants. The surrounding landscape is home to many wild animals including red deer, roe deer, badgers, foxes, buzzards, kestrels, to name but a few.
The 17th century stonebuilt farmhouse has many of the original features preserved, the extra thick stone walls keep the farmhouse warm in winter and cool in summer and inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove and original bread oven gives the large sitting room a nice ambiance. Original wooden beams and antique pine and elm doors feature throughout the farmhouse.
Accommodation comprises:
Highway
A double room with ensuite shower room. Furnished with country style pine furniture. Tea/coffee making facilities. Southerly aspect – views of meadows and woodland.
Nineacres
As the name suggests a large double room – 2 additional single beds available for families with en-suite shower room. Furnished with country style pine furniture. Tea/coffee making facilities. Southerly aspect – views of meadows and woodland. (This room can also be let as a twin bedded room)
Meadow view
A single room with tea/coffee making facilities with southerly aspect and views of meadows and woodland.
Guests lounge has comfy chairs and sofas and a tv with dvd player, books, magazines, dvds and tourist literature for your information.
A small fridge is available for guests.
We are a non-smoking farmhouse and we ask that all guests refrain from smoking.
The dining room has separate tables.
There is plenty of off road parking in the old farmyard.
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Things To Do
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| Centrally located between North and South Devon coasts ideally located to explore Exmoor National Park, Devon and Somerset.
Visit National Trust - Knightshayes, Arlington Court, Dunster Castle and medieval village,
West Somerset Steam Railway, walking, cycling - sustrans route, fishing, horse riding and Land Rover safaris on Exmoor,
Wine and dine in Exmoor inns and hotels. |
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Rooms
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|  | Highway
A double bedded room with ensuite shower room. Furnished with country style pine furniture. Tea/coffee making facilities. Southerly aspect – views of meadows and woodland.
| Room Rate
1 night stay £60 (£10 room supplement is payable for 1 night stays on Friday and Saturday)
Price is for overnight accommodation and is inclusive of a full breakfast.
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| | Meadow View
Single room | Room Rate
1 night stay £37.50
The above price is for overnight accommodation and is inclusive of a full breakfast.
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| | Nineacres
As the name suggests a large double room – 1 or 2 additional single beds available for families with ensuite shower room. Furnished with country style pine furniture. Tea/coffee making facilities. Southerly aspect – views of meadows and woodland.
(This room can also be let as a twin room)
| Room Rate
1 night stay £65 (£10 room supplement is payable for 1 night stays on Friday and Saturday)
Reductions for children sharing the family room with 2 adults.
The above price is for overnight accommodation and is inclusive of a full breakfast.
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Directions
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| Directions : Leave M5 jct 27 A361 to outskirts of Tiverton. At roundabout take last exit for Exmoor, Dulverton, Bampton A396. Continue to Exebridge (signed Dulverton) approx. 10 miles. Turn left at roundhouse past the Anchor Inn over bridge 200 yds take left immediately after end of speed limit signs onto minor road signposted Oldways End, South Molton. After 2 miles farm lane (Higher Langridge) on left. |
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Characteristics
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