Berry Farm

Visit website B&B  -   £28.00 - £32.00   per person per night Berry Farm Berry Pomeroy Totnes Devon TQ9 6LG

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Description

A warm and friendly atmosphere awaits you at this attractive Victorian farmhouse set in a small village with views over glorious Devon countryside and apple orchards. Only 1 ½ miles from the centre of the historic town of Totnes with its Elizabethan market on Tuesdays and pannier market on Fridays and lots of interesting unusual shops. You never need to be lost for something interesting to do around Totnes. There are attractions of all kinds to keep you entertained whatever the weather. Castles, historic houses, gardens, museums, steam trains and of course the River Dart trips with I always recommend as a must! Dartmoor National Park with its contrasting open moorland and wooded valleys only 20 minutes drive. Beaches can be reached within 10 minutes so this is one good reason why we are so ideally situated for the perfect holiday in the South Hams. Berry Farm Bed and Breakfast is a traditional farm of 700 acres on the Duke of Somerset's Estate. We have sheep, cattle and arable. The farmhouse is surrounded by large gardens and plenty of parking. All rooms are tastefully decorated and colour coordinated. 1 family, 1 twin and 1 double en-suite all with hot and cold wash basins, tea/coffee facilities, TV's, alarm clocks and shaving sockets. Bathroom with bath and separate shower unit. Guests lounge and dining room, colour TV and video. Delicious home cooking, vegetarian and special diets catered for. Log fires. Owner Information Geraldine Nicholls Devon   Phone : +44 (0)7944 602238

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Things to see and do in Devon

	National Marine Aquarium      View website Visit the UK's largest Aquarium and be amazed at our fascinating underwater world. The National Marine Aquarium is a marine aquarium located in the city of Plymouth, England. It is the largest aquarium in the United Kingdom and the deepest in Europe. It is located in Coxside, next to the Barbican harbour and fishmarket. The modern building houses gigantic aquariums, a lecture hall, a cafe and a shop. The largest tank is ten metres deep and can be viewed from several different angles.
	Buckland Abbey      View website In the 13th century, Buckland Abbey was home to the Cistercian monks who built the Abbey and the incredible Great Barn and farmed the then vast estate. The Abbey, now a house with a combination of furnished rooms and interactive museum galleries, tells the story of how two seafaring adventurers – Sir Richard Grenville and Sir Francis Drake – changed the shape of the house and the fate of the country. Discover the Buckland estate, the meadows, the orchards and the late spring bluebells. Enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Tavy Valley and the far-reaching views.
	Kents Cavern      View website Kents Cavern is a prehistoric cave and award winning visitor attraction. The site was used by Britain’s earliest ancient humans thousands of years ago and today the cave is the only underground visitor centre in the UNESCO Global Geopark, a protected national monument and an internationally renowned prehistoric show cave.
	Exmoor Zoo      View website Exmoor Zoo is unique and an unusual zoo to visit! Opened in 1982 the zoo is now an ideal family venue, especially for the younger generation. Changes keep taking place, even a visit last year, will today see new exhibits and animals! The zoo has always specialised in smaller animals in the past, providing “natural” living spaces for many creatures no longer seen in the city zoos. The careful planting of shrubs and trees as they have matured, will keep you wondering what is next, providing a very relaxing and natural atmosphere! Today new exhibits exist for larger animals such as cheetah, blackbuck, maned wolves, sitatunga and of course the "Exmoor beast" !"
	Watermouth Castle      View website Watermouth Castle offers a rare combination of opportunities - for not only do visitors have the chance to live in a castle, but they also enjoy unlimited, free entry to one of the West Country's premier tourist attractions during their stay. Within the splendid castle itself, there are six superb apartments, an indoor heated swimming-pool, a museum, a choice of theme attractions, and some fascinating water displays. Outside, the castle's 50-acre estate features wonderful landscaped gardens, with plenty of space for strolling and relaxing, and glorious woodland walks. There are ducks and waterfowl to admire on the lake outside the walls, and beautiful views from the castle over Watermouth Bay and its harbour, where there are slipway facilities for visitors' boats, as well as moorings for larger craft.
	Woodlands Family Theme Park      View website Woodlands Family Theme Park Devon provides a whole day of variety for all ages. One inclusive admission price to the family attraction includes incredible indoor centres, outdoor adventures, Zoo, Big Fun Farm and Falconry Centre.
	Exeter Cathedral      View website Founded in 1050, it was established to provide support for the Bishop of Exeter in his ministry and mission across Devon, and to be a community of prayer, and christian worship. It is the symbolic focus of the Bishop's centeredness in the life of the Diocese, and the home of his ‘cathedra' (his seat or throne). All involved in its life seek to reflect the love of God revealed in the eternal community of the Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The Cathedral building, dedicated to Peter, one of Jesus' earliest followers and the model for all subsequent bishops, is the finest example of Decorated Gothic architecture in any Cathedral. The building itself proclaims something of the beauty and holiness of God. To see it on a day when the sun streams through its windows is breathtaking.
	Powderham Castle      View website A visit to Powderham Castle is an enchanting day out for all its visitors. Fascinating guided tours of this magnificent 600year old Castle – one of the oldest family houses in England and home to the 18th Earl of Devon - reveals secret doors, stunning castle rooms, amazing architecture and intriguing stories that really bring the history to life. Not forgetting the recently restored Victorian Kitchen where you can visualise what life would have been like in domestic service.
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