Bulleigh Barton Manor, Newton Abbot, United Kingdom

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5.0/5 from 106 Reviews

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Wi-fi
Parking
Lounge
Bike lock-up

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Rooms and People 2 Adult(s) 0 Children 1 Rooms

Sleeps up to: 2

King-Ensuite-The Willow Room - Base Rate

Free Wifi

This room is in what we believe to be the oldest area of the house. It has an en-suite shower room. It offers a king size bed, tea and co ...

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This room is in what we believe to be the oldest area of the house. It has an en-suite shower room. It offers a king size bed, tea and coffee making facilities, TV/DVD and WiFi.

Facilities

Alarm clock
Refrigerator
CD / DVD player
CD player
Free WiFi Internet
Hairdryer
Non-smoking
Hypoallergenic bedding
Freeview TV
Tea and coffee making facilities

Sleeps up to: 2

King-Ensuite-Brooking Room - Base Rate

Free Wifi

Bathtub & shower combination

Named after the family who owned this house for 200 years this room features a hand made oak king sized four poster bed. There is a TV/DVD/r ...

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Named after the family who owned this house for 200 years this room features a hand made oak king sized four poster bed. There is a TV/DVD/radio supplied. WiFI access. Tea and coffee making facilities include a small and silent fridge. The large newly created luxury bathroom has a free standing bath and a walk in shower with his and hers wash basins.

Facilities

Fire alarm with light
Refrigerator
CD / DVD player
CD player
Free WiFi Internet
Hairdryer
Non-smoking
Hypoallergenic bedding
Freeview TV
Tea and coffee making facilities

Sleeps up to: 2

The Garden Suite (Super King Size En-Suite)

Free Wifi

This room contains either a super king-size bed or twin beds. There is a small kitchen area giving the option of eating in if required. The ...

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This room contains either a super king-size bed or twin beds. There is a small kitchen area giving the option of eating in if required. There is a shower room and a separate living area which contains a TV/DVD player. WiFi access.

Facilities

Alarm clock
Fire alarm with light
Iron
Ironing facilities
Refrigerator
Pets allowed
CD / DVD player
CD player
Free WiFi Internet
Hairdryer
Non-smoking
Hypoallergenic bedding
Freeview TV
Tea and coffee making facilities

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Guest Ratings

Review Summary

Rooms 4.9
Value 4.9
Friendliness 5.0
Cleanliness 5.0
Facilities 4.9
Service 5.0
Location 4.9
Breakfast 5.0

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Bulleigh Barton Manor Information

Description

Bulleigh Barton Manor has three beautifully decorated rooms, with en-suite facilities, each one reflecting the historic nature of the house. The Brooking Room, with its hand made oak king size four poster bed and luxurious bathroom, is the original master bedroom. The light and airy Garden Suite offers a super king size double bed (or twin beds if preferred) and a separate living area in which to relax. The Willow Room is a double room with an ensuite shower room. All rooms have TV/DVD and tea and coffee making facilities. The owners are keen cooks and strong supporters of local food producers. Guests are greeted with a home made Devon cream tea which can be taken in the drawing room in front of the log fire on colder days or, when the weather is good, in the garden. Evening meals are available by prior arrangement and, for those who enjoy eating out, there is a good selection of local pubs and restaurants in the area. The house has a long history. There was a house noted on this site in the Doomsday book. It is thought that the current building, which was originally a farm house, dates back to the 1400s and was part of the Compton Castle estate. The earliest records we have been able to find show that it was sold by the Estate in 1688, possibly to pay off civil war debts. The purchaser, Thomas Brooking, son of the Mayor of Totnes, was a wealthy merchant. It is said that Thomas moved to the clean air of Bulleigh Barton to escape the plague which was raging in Totnes. The house stayed in the family for 200 years and has been visited by some of Thomas Brooking’s descendants in recent times. Bulleigh Barton is situated in a sheltered valley with extensive views across the garden and the surrounding countryside. Guests are welcome to make full use of the garden which features two ponds, an ancient well and a large swimming pool which is heated in the summer months.

Facilities

Free WiFi internet
Lounge
Bike lock-up
WiFi internet

Parking

On-site parking
Free parking

Dining

Continental breakfast
Cooked breakfast
Dinner

Activities and Experiences

Bird watching
Golf
Horse racing
Walking

Policies

Check in

16:00 21:30

Early check-in available on request
Check out

10:30

Late check-out available on request
Child Policy

Adults only
Smoking Policy

No smoking
Pets

Dogs welcome
Parties Allowed

Parties not allowed

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Accessibility

Because this is an historic house it has not been possible to improve accessibility without compromising the fabric of the property.

Directions

Road from Newton Abbot (4.4 miles)

Take the A381 toward Totnes for approx 3.5 miles. Pass Fermoys Garden Centre on the rhs and Dainton Park Golf Club on the lhs. Turn left immediately after the Texaco garage signposted to Bulleigh and the National Trust's Compton Castle. Go straight down this road, ignoring sign to Bulleigh Barton Farm. Pass farm shop on your rhs. Our drive is on your rhs immediately opposite the turning to Bickley Mill. There is a small white plaque at the end of the drive reading Bulleigh Barton Manor.
Road from Totnes (4.9 miles)

Take the A381 Newton Abbot Road for approximately 4 miles. Pass the roads off to the left leading to Ipplepen, you will see a Texaco garage on your rhs. Turn right immediately before the Texaco garage signposted to Bulleigh and the National Trust's Compton Castle. Go straight down this road, ignoring sign to Bulleigh Barton Farm. Pass farm shop on your rhs. Our drive is on rhs immediately opposite the turning to Bickley Mill. There is a small white house name plaque at the end of the drive

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