Tel/Fax: +44(0)1598 760254
Email: jackie@huxtablefarm.co.uk
Website: www.huxtablefarm.co.uk

Bed & Breakfast per night per adult sharing room with en-suite facilities £36

Bed & Breakfast per night per adult sharing room with private facilities £34

Bed & Breakfast per night per child sharing family room (i.e. 3rd person in addition to 2 full paying people) £17

Cot, Bed & Breakfast per night per child £10

Single occupancy of a room £45

Four Course Candle lit Dinner with complimentary glass of home-made wine, you are also welcome to bring your own alcohol, £25 per person

Childrens High Tea £10

REDUCED RATES/BARGAIN BREAKS (excluding May - September & Bank Holidays)

5% OFF Bed & Breakfast rate for three night bookings

10% OFF Bed & Breakfast rate for weekly bookings

A PROVISIONAL BOOKING BY TELEPHONE IS RECOMMENDED OR E-MAIL TO MAKE AN ENQUIRY

ALTERNATIVELY PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO CHECK AVAILABILITY www.huxtablefarm.co.uk

All rooms have colour TV, Video recorder, Radio & Tea/Coffee making facilities

BLUE FORGET-ME-NOT; Double bed with en-suite shower & WC

YELLOW PRIMROSE; Double bed with it’s own en-suite bathroom

& PINK CAMPION; Double bed with own private bathroom

THE BYRE; Double bed & two single beds, with ample space for a cot, with it’s own en-suite bathroom

BARLEY BARN; A family room with double bed & two single beds, with ample space for a cot, & it’s own en-suite bathroom

& SWALLOW BARN; A family room with double bed and one single bed with it’s own en-suite bathroom

Surrounded with open fields, woods and a stream, nestling in the foot hills of Exmoor National Park, approach Huxtable Farm by ‘Strawberry lane’, in which wild strawberries can be picked in early summer. The Medieval Devon Longhouse, dating back to 1520 has all the modern facilities amidst it’s many original features, such as oak screen panelling and beams, open fireplaces with bread ovens, uneven floors and low doorways! It was here that the name ‘Huxtable’ originated in 1330.

The eighty acres of woodland and pasture are home to a flock of sheep, usually lambing in march, chickens, goats and much wildlife, rabbits, pheasants, buzzards, badgers and even deer in the early morning. The sheep dog ‘Polly’ attempts to keep all in order whilst ‘Tigger’ the springer spaniel loves attention.

From the highest point on the farm enjoy wonderful panoramic views of Devonian fields with Exmoor and Dartmoor in the distance.

Awake to a hearty breakfast and plan your day;

Visit wonderful GARDENS; Royal Horticultural Society Rosemoor and Marwood Hill Gardens

Play GOLF at Saunton Golf Club, Ilfracombe Golf Club, Royal North Devon Golf Club Westward Ho! Mortehoe & Woolacombe Golf Club, Libberton Golf Club, Torrington Golf Club

Play TENNIS on Huxtable Farm’s all weather tennis court

WALK OR CYCLE parts of the TARKA TRAIL or SOUTH WEST COAST PATH

Go HORSE RIDING over Exmoor

Visit NATIONAL TRUST properties ARLINGTON COURT & KNIGHTSHAYES

Spend a day at the BEACH, SURFING & SWIMMING

Visit the historic Market towns of BARNSTAPLE and SOUTH MOLTON or Historic harbours LYNTON/LYNMOUTH or CLOVELLY

Or make use of Huxtable farms facilities, the SAUNA, CROQUET, DEVON WILDLIFE FARM WALK, MULTI-GYM, GAMES ROOM & BOARD GAMES.

To end your day, relax in the Medieval Dining room over a four course candle-lit dinner served with a complimentary glass of homemade wine. Delicious food prepared from local & Huxtable Farm’s produce. Every dinner includes traditionally made Devon Clotted Cream, Local Devon Cheeses & homemade fudge.

During the winter you can enjoy brasing brisk walks and return to a warm crackling log fire. In spring the glory of the flowers and in autumn the warm colours of the changing woodlands. Do come and experience North Devons breathtaking sunsets any time of the year. A Devon Cream Tea awaits your arrival!