The Post House, Beaford, Nr Winkleigh, Devon

Come and enjoy a relaxing break at our comfortable B&B in the village of Beaford set in the beautiful North Devon countryside. There are so many things to see and do in North Devon, that if you come for a weekend you will want to stay for a week and if you come for a week, you will want to return again and again!

We have 2 large family sized guest bedrooms, one double and one twin bedded, which share their own private shower room – ideal for a family or group of friends. An air bed can be put into either or both rooms if younger children wish to share with their parents. Both rooms are fully equipped with Flatscreen TV/DVD players and tea/coffee making facilities.

We have plenty of off road parking and, being situated on the main road (A3124) through the village, we are easy to find

On your arrival we will offer you tea and biscuits, or, for £3.00 per head, a traditional cream tea with fresh scones and local clotted cream and jam, or a selection of home or locally made cakes. (If you are staying for 3 days or more, your first cream tea will be free!)

A varied and delicious breakfast of your choice (including of course the traditional full English) will be served between 8.30 and 9.30 in our spacious dining room, or, weather permitting, in the garden. If you wish to eat earlier, just let us know beforehand.

We can also provide packed lunches if you are planning a day out

If you just want to relax, there are several good walks from our bungalow, or maybe you would prefer to stroll in the lovely gardens at Rosemoor, only a 5 minute drive away. Another 5 minutes from Rosemoor, and you can pick up the Tarka trail at Torrington for walking or cycling. Additionally, the beautiful North Devon coast, with its stunning cliff walks and beautiful beaches, is less than an hour’s drive away, and the North Cornwall coast is not much further.

Great Torrington, our closest town, has a long history, which includes the important part it played towards the end of the English Civil War. The town boasts several attractions, including the Plough Arts Centre (for films, plays and live music), the 1646 heritage and tourist information centre, and the famous Dartington Crystal.

There are also several good pubs and eating establishments, including an excellent Indian restaurant. In fact there are lots of good pubs and restaurants we can recommend to you in this area and, closer to home, our village pub The Globe Inn, serves great pub food and is a mere 100 yards from our front door – perfect after a hard day’s walking!

Disabled facilities are available - please enquire for exact details.