Price of Peace bed and breakfast stands only 40 yards from the bank of the river Torridge in beautiful and secluded surroundings. A warm welcome awaits you with much needed home cooked cakes and refreshment after your journey. Weather permitting this may be taken on the veranda where you can unwind to the gentle chuckle of the river in the background, maybe see a buzzard and hear it call across the waters of the river Torridge Relax in the comfortably furnished period lounge, read a good book, peruse the selection of board and card games, listen to a CD, or if you are musically inclined play the piano or switch on the TV and catch up with the news or "Corrie". Perhaps look west across the fields where you might spot red deer or try the front windows giving views across the river where you may see a heron or, if you are lucky, a kingfisher flashing its vibrant bright blue colouring as it dives across the water. We have three beautifully appointed bedrooms, Otter, Kingfisher and Salmon, named to reflect the local wildlife. Two doubles and one twin room with all the comforts you would expect including central heating, TV, a view of the grounds, your own refreshments and ensuite facilities. The separate dining room is beautifully appointed and a perfect environment to take a full breakfast which is prepared to your liking and can be enjoyed in a relaxing atmosphere to set you up for a day in the renown Devon countryside. You can look out over the garden as the dining room opens to the veranda and see and hear the birds on the feeder enjoying their breakfast too. Information is available detailing local amenities and tourist attractions which makes a good read over the toast and coffee while you decide what to do with your day. Nestling in the valley just 1 mile from Hatherleigh,on the A386 this Old Fishing Lodge in the heart of Devon is screened by pines of which the approach drive runs. This Arts and Crafts accommodation built by Lord Marchamley in 1930 with its single storey structure and interior décor of Oregon pine makes the ideal retreat. Located just a few hundred yards from the Devon farm where Springwatch was filmed from 2003 to 2007, this unique B & B offers an abundance of wildlife with over 50 different species of bird including the kingfisher, otters, badgers, foxes and deer all of which can be viewed from the garden. Hidden away from view behind the bamboo is our self catering Scandinavian log cabin newly built in 2008. With its riverside location and valley views this unique west country hideaway offers a wonderful holiday location in the South west of England. Rates : From £32.50 per person per night. Children are welcome over the age of 12. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking.

Ashridge is a working Organic farm of approximately 200 acres being a mixture of Sheep, Cattle, Pigs,Chicken and Arable. There are waymarked trails with magnificent views and lots of wildlife. There is a large lawn for children to play safely. Farm animals to feed and eggs to pick up for breakfast. Rooms: Family room with king size double bed and bunk beds, en-suite bath/shower. Twin room with a double and single beds, en-suite wet room. Double room with en-suite shower. All rooms have a Freeview TV, coffee/tea making facilities, hair dryer and radio alarm. Ironing board and WiFi are available on request. Breakfast is served in the dinning room: whether you choose a full English, scrambled or poached egg from the Ashridge hens, fresh fruit and organic yogurts. Jill's homemade bread with her jam and marmalade. You will remember it. The building has been converted using eco-friendly materials including sheep's wool for insulation, natural water based paint and wood treated with natural oils and resins. Floors are Oak making the rooms allergy free. All heating, both the under floor and domestic hot water is provided by an environmental award winning wood pellet burning system. You are guaranteed a comfortable and peaceful night at Ashridge Farm. We hold a mobility M3 certificate. Surrounded by beautiful peaceful countryside with rolling fields, ancient woods and quiet country lanes where the only sound are the sounds of nature, a tractor working in the fields and the occasional car. Yet the north and south Devon coast are within easy reach as is Dartmoor and Exmoor. Most of the South West major attractions are within one and half driving such as Lost gardens of Heligan and The Eden project. There are other family attraction include Big Sheep and Crealy Park. This makes Ashridge Farm and ideal venue for a family holiday what ever the weather. The accommodation has been recently converted using natural materials were possible including Oak timber flooring, sheep's wool insulation and water based paints, making the rooms allergy free. All heating, including the under floor and hot water is provided by an environmental award winning wood pellet burning system. Rates : £27 - £40 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Disabled facilities - please enquire for exact details. WiFi access. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Britain.

Beera is a large traditional Victorian farmhouse built in the 1840’s set in the heart of the Tamar Valley, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty in Devon. The farm is part of the Hardicot Estate consisting of some 3000 acres and was once owned by the Duke of Bedford. Featuring: Area of outstanding natural beauty. Delicious food prepared by trained chef. Farmhouse bed and breakfast B&B at its best - Gold Award. A working Devon farm on the banks of the River Tamar. Ideally situated for Dartmoor, Cornwall and the Eden Project. Enjoy quiet walks down to the river or to the 15th century local pub. Ample off-road parking. A warm welcome awaits your arrival as does a freshly baked cream tea served in the lounge or garden. The lounge has extensive views over the garden and countryside. You can play the piano, listen to music, watch TV, play board games whilst sitting beside a cosy log fire to warm you up on those cold winter nights. The breakfast room has seperate dining tables, views over the garden and countryside. Special diets can be catered for on request. All the rooms have en-suite facilities consisting of a wash basin, toilet and power shower. A colour TV, tea/coffee tray, hairdryer, shoe cleaning facilities, toiletries, towels, bathrobes, sewing kit, heaters and blankets for cooler nights. Provides excellent accommodation for relations and business people wishing to stay near Horsebridge, Milton Abbot, Stoke Climsland, Lamerton, Sydenham Dameral, Callington and Lifton. Wireless broadband available. The farm yard and house was used in the making of the BBC TV drama ‘The VET’. Situated on the farm is the Duke of Bedford's Drive which was the track that mostly followed the river from Morwellham Quay (the tidal limit of the river) to Endsleigh House the Dukes country retreat. On one occasion he was joined by Queen Victoria for a weekend break. Rates : £35 - £45 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. Off street parking. Dinner available. 4 Star Visit Britain.

This newly converted barn, set on a working farm, has charming rooms with a country feel. Separate from the main house each bedroom has it’s own entrance and bathroom. We have two double rooms with superking beds that can be changed to twins when needed. There is a put-me-up bed for children and cot if required. The dining room opens onto a patio and a wooden shady pergola overlooking the garden. The guest dining room has a log fire, lounge and TV/DVD. With only two bedrooms, four people plus children have Buttermoor Farm exclusively to enjoy. Our Aim: To provide a relaxing farmhouse atmosphere where guests can come and enjoy good food cooked to high a standard from fresh local produce. Whilst here, we hope you enjoy the seclusion of the farm and also explore the many beautiful attractions North Devon has to offer. “The food, scenery and hospitality of this bed and breakfast could not have been any better. The country side has so much to explore. If you are the kind of person who loves nature, walking, breathtaking views of both mountains and the sea (surfing!) then this is a must visit recommendation.” Rates : From £32 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Disabled facilities - please enquire for exact details. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Britain.

Callisham Farm is a traditional granite and stone built farmhouse nestling in the very pretty valley of Meavy, in the Dartmoor National Park. This traditional homely farm offers peace and tranquillity amongst pretty woodland and babbling brooks. The family run hill farm is surrounded by excellent walking country. It is also an ideal centre for riding, fishing, golfing, cycling and touring the beautiful coasts of Devon and Cornwall. The historic port of Plymouth is 12 miles away to the south and the ancient stannary town of Tavistock 7 miles to the north. Plymouth has good transport links, with an airport, main line railway station, connection to the motorway via the A38 and M5, plus ferry link to France and Spain. Esmé Wills and her family extend a warm Devonshire welcome to their guests all year round. We offer comfortable accommodation with en-suite facilities, tea/coffee trays, television, and views onto the fields. The guests’ lounge has a flagstone floor and an inglenook fireplace cradling a large woodburning stove, making any stay warm and homely. A real English breakfast made from tasty and wholesome local produce is provided. Vegetarian and special diets are catered for on request. Meavy village, with its picturesque village green, 12th century church and the famous 800 year old Royal Oak Inn, is only half a mile away by road or a short stroll of a quarter mile across the fields. Rates : From £25 - £35 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Britain.