Bed and Breakfast, Okehampton B&B

Knole Farm

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The Knole is a traditional working farm with 105 acres and is situated in the very peaceful, tranquil setting approached by a private drive!

Do you need a break from the stress and hurly-burly of everyday life? Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of town or city life? And what about meals? Are you too rushed to have time for traditional well-cooked food? Are you so busy looking after others that you don't have time for yourself.

If so, this is the place for you!

The farmhouse was built with stone quarried on the site and has well-proportioned rooms.

The ensuite bedrooms each have a fridge, fresh milk, TV and hostess tray.

There is a separate dining room, where evening meals can be served by prior arrangement. You are welcome to bring your own wine.

On chilly nights you can feel cosy in the lounge with its log fires. You can enjoy a quiet evening with a glass of wine and a book spent in the spacious conservatory overlooking the tors of Dartmoor.The views are fantastic!

You can enjoy this idyllic location on the threshold of Dartmoor while being only a short distance from the rest of Devon and Comwall.

Whether you want, a short break or longer holiday on Dartmoor, you can be sure that here you will be pampered, relaxed, well-fed with delicious farmhouse-cooked, traditional food in Devon countryside at its very best.

Whatever the season there is always plenty to see and do:

National Trust Properties, Rosemoor Gardens, Walking, Cycling, Fishing and Riding.

The Knole is situated on a small summit surrounded by the rolling hills of Dartmoor with their natural rugged granite, and with the lovely heathers.

Okehampton a local market town (7 miles) and the northern gateway to Dartmoor offers a golf course. The town is overlooked by the Castle dating back to 1195, mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Well worth a visit, particularly in the springtime when the bluebells are in abundance.

From Okehampton board the Meldon Steam Train, which leads directly onto the moor and you can use this as a way to visit the Meldon Reservoir, the source of the farm's water, or take the opportunity to use the newly created cycle paths.

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