Enjoy a relaxing break in our cosy bed and breakfast apartment for two set in a 1.5 acre woodland garden.
Situated in rural Mid Devon 4 miles from the Dartmoor National Park and 12 miles from the cathedral city of Exeter.
Stay in our luxury, private, self contained Bed & Breakfast apartment for two, with large raised deck overlooking the woodland garden. Easy walk to village pub/restaurant.
Sleep in a mahogany sleigh bed with a pocket sprung mattress. Free Wi-Fi Internet Access, 32 LCD Freeview HD TV, Blu-ray player, selection of Blu-rays, DVD’s, Full size fridge and kettle. Tea and Coffee, Fresh Milk and Biscuits.
To include breakfast served in our dining room. Choose from full English, Scrambled Eggs with Smoked Salmon, Smoked Haddock with Poached Eggs or Kippers with Scrambled Eggs. All served with freshly baked wholemeal or white bread and butter or hot buttered toast.See the full menu on our website
Rooms
Tariff - Minimum stay two nights
2 - 3 nights @ £42.50 pppn
3 - 7 nights @ £40.00 pppn
7 or more nights @ £32.50 pppn.
Some last minute one night availability, please call Doreen on 01363 84537
Brickmoor offers luxury self contained bed and breakfast holiday accommodation for two.
Ideal for Honeymoons and Romantic Breaks or a restful interlude in a comfortable, private suite with its own deck overlooking the ever changing woodland garden.
Brickmoor is situated on the outskirts of Yeoford which lies 3.5 miles from the town of Crediton in the heart of Devon, famous for its Church of the Holy Cross and birthplace of St. Boniface in 680AD, with the Cathedral city of Exeter just 12 miles to the east and Dartmoor National Park 4 miles to the southwest.
Both the north and south coasts are within easy driving distance as are the RHS gardens Rosemoor and various National Trust properties.
Nestling between the high moors of Exmoor & Dartmoor, the area has a wealth of rural life, history, churches, folklore and hidden villages with country inns, just waiting to be discovered.
The Tarka Railway Line passes through the village, so you can leave your car behind and travel to either Exeter and Exmouth in one direction or Barnstaple in the other, passing through wooded river valleys and a patchwork of fields.
