Birchill Cottages

Generously equipped barn conversions sleeping 2-6 - en suite bathrooms - private gardens - set in eight acres with woodland and water meadow - ideally situated near Tarka Trail for walking and cycling - half an hour from beaches or spectacular coastal scenery - family run - open all year - short breaks available.

Birchill Farm is found in the heartland of the North Devon Countryside. Set within 8 acres of woodland and water meadow, Birchill farm offers the last word in country cottage holidays. Six well appointed cottages offer self-catering facilities to non-smokers and those with pets. Less than a mile from the Tarka Trail, a Mecca for cyclists and walkers, a warm welcome awaits visitors throughout the year.

The coastal scenery of Bude, Westward Ho, Hartland and Instow are a short distance away by car. Barnstaple and Bideford offer shopping galore for the high street junkies. Coastal and countryside views offer opportunities for a peaceful retreat from a busy life, perhaps for a painting holiday or for a taste of the rural - ponies, poultry, puppies - come to Birchill Farm for a warm welcome and a friendly family cottage holiday in North Devon.

For surfers and sailors, the coast of North Devon or North Cornwall is never far away; for trekkers or tackers, bridleways are close at hand; for comfort and convenience of the self catering cottage, Birchill Farm has something for everyone. For a week or longer or for a short break; flexible, excellent value for money; family centred or exclusively for couples only, Birchill Farm offers year round accommodation to suit all tastes and all budgets.

Young or not so young, with pets or without, come and join us, Margaret and Simon Mathews for a country break, a near coastal retreat. Give it a go. Give us a ring.

Special Offer

• 4 nights for the price of 3. Valid until 3rd May 2007, but excludes peak weeks such as Easter.

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2008 Opening: 01/01/2008 - 31/12/2008

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