A 15th century Devon longhouse near the charming
thatched village of Gittisham offering woodland
walks and an abundance of wildlife.
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Catshayes Farm is a working dairy farm surrounded by unspoilt rural landscape amid quiet country lanes. Close to the market town of Honiton just 7 miles from Sidmouth and only 15 miles from the beautiful cathedral city of Exeter. We offer a family room with a bathroom, and a double en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities and TV. |
The Bed & Breakfast with a difference
Memorable meals take place in the panelled dining room/lounge
with oak beams and log fire. Pool/games room. Hearty farmhouse breakfasts
are served using local produce and a variety of home-made jams and
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A B&B for all seasons
The delights of Catshayes Farms can be discovered at any time of the year Hedgerows of Primroses and Violets, Beech Walk, carpets of Bluebells in May. Guests can watch the cows being milked, see new-born calves, abundance of summer flowers, swooping Swallow and Housemartins, delightful Autumn trees turning from Green to Gold and Bronze, stars at night viewed from unlit sky, bubbling brooks, Snowdrops on river banks and blazing log fire in Winter.
Minimum stay - 2 nights
Honiton an East Devon market town, has a great deal to offer its visitors, - a fascinating history, a lively atmosphere and miles of country walks for ramblers, to include just a few. Many different pubs and restaurants to cater for all tastes. For centuries Honiton has been renowned for lace, pottery and glove making and it still has numerous specialist shops dedicated to both lace and pottery.
Gittisham is another of East Devon's best kept secrets. It is a stunning, quiet village in which the majority of the houses are thatched and life revolves around the Parish Hall and Church.
Visitors are most welcome to join in the many social activities held in the Parish Hall. Much local history can be discovered in the Parish Church of St Michael's and All Angels, where a Millennium Tapestry designed and sewn by local people can be seen.
