




Brickmoor is a self-contained B&B situated on the edge of Yeoford, a few miles from Crediton and Dartmoor National Park and 12 miles from Exeter. This luxurious private suite, which is ideal for romantic breaks, has it's own raised deck where you can sit and enjoy the woodland garden. There are several pubs/restaurants locally. There is a 32" LCD freeview TV and Wi-Fi internet access is available.





Bed & breakfast near Crediton, Devon: English country hospitality at its most relaxed in this 17C thatched cottage right by the Little Dart river. Edgelake is a good starting point for walks, for visiting some of the wonderful gardens and NT properties or for just relaxing over a drink and a good meal in one of our excellent hostelries. Available for a single booking for between 1 and 4 people.
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Prices from: £95.00
Address: Devon Wine School, Redyeates FarmCheriton Fitzpaine, Cheriton Fitzpaine, Devon, EX17 4HG
The Devon Wine School is just a wonderful place to stay and enjoy good wine and food with 2 very comfortable en-suite double rooms offering Gold Award 5 Star BandB accommodation. There's even a hard tennis court to offset all possible indulgences.The School run by Master of Wine Alastair Peebles and... [Read more]
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Prices from: £33.00
Address: Telstar Guest House, 75-77 St Davids Hill, Exeter, Devon, EX4 4DW
Situated in the heart of the ancient and beautiful city of Exeter the Telstar Guest House is a charming late-Victorian guest house that has been a quality choice for accommodation in Exeter for more than two decades. You will be within easy walking distance of the city centre and also near the Unive... [Read more]
Crediton, Devon, is the main town of that tongue of sometimes almost fantastically red soil which stretches west from the Exe to Hatherleigh. Like so many other towns in lush vales in the West Country, Crediton was an early Anglo-Saxon settlement. It was said to be the birthplace in c. 680 of St Boniface, “the apostle of Germany”, destined, as Archbishop of Mainz, to crown Pepin, Charlemagne's father. Then in 909 it actually became Devon's cathedral “city” and so remained till the see went to Exeter in 1050. In the 15th century it became one of the most prosperous of the county's wool towns.
Today about the only clue to that past is its splendid red sandstone medieval collegiate church of almost cathedral proportions.
Four miles north east, Cheriton Fitzpaine is a large, excellent cob-and-thatched village with a good l5th-century church. From the wooded crest of the B32l4 about 2 miles east of it, there is a grand view over the red-soil vale to the tors of Dartmoor.
Three miles west Colebrooke also has a good church, of the 14th and 15th centuries, with some fine rustically carved bench-ends.
Nearby cities: Exeter
Nearby towns: Chagford, Cullompton, Hatherleigh, Okehampton, Tiverton
Nearby villages: Bickleigh, Broadclyst, Cheriton Bishop, Copplestone, Cowley, East Worlington, Newton St Cyres, Witheridge
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