Deep in beautiful rural Mid Devon, surrounded by rolling green fields, lies Upper Red Down, amidst West Yeo Farm. Nestled in 76 acres of pastureland, this medieval farm mentioned in the Domesday book, enjoys uninterrupted countryside views across the valley to the village of Witheridge. Upon entering you will be welcomed by an open-plan living area complete with a woodburning stove to warm those cooler evenings. The two beautiful bedrooms promise a good night's sleep for four people, with Egyptian white company linen and towels, with the family bathroom is a nice base to get ready ahead of your adventures. This area of Devon is an excellent touring base with easy access to lots of places of interest and attractions. Note: This property can be booked with Ref.992324, together they can sleep up to 12 people.

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The quaint little village of Witheridge sits amongst beautiful Devon countryside, with lots of little old houses, a pub, convenience store, a newsagents an even a visiting pizza van, The travelling Pizzeria, which serves wood-fired pizzas fresh from its van in the village each Wednesday, or the fish and chip van, which calls on the village each Friday. The beautiful thatched village of Kings Nympton is just a short drive away and was voted Devon Village of the Year in 1999 by the Campaign for the Preservation of Rural England. Quintessentially English, the village is home to the award-winning thatched and beamed The Grove Inn, which serves excellent home-cooked food and a wonderful range of ale and cider all year round. Chulmleigh to the west offers a couple of pubs, restaurants and takeaways, along with convenience stores and an excellent butchers and bakery, whilst the historic town of Tiverton to the west boasts a selection of interesting boutiques, farm shops, along with lovely walks along the River Exe.

With Exmoor and Dartmoor so close, there is great walking in the area, and within an hour's drive you can reach the coast at a number of lovely beaches.

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