Halsbeer Farm Holiday Cottages

Halsbeer Farm Holiday Cottages Family and dog friendly accessible holiday cottages in a hidden rural valley in Devon’s Blackdown Hills. Each cottage has a private, gated patio area with BBQ.
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Indoor heated pool, games room and spacious conservatory. A complex of four thatched self-catering cottages in a historic farmstead on the edge of Devon's beautiful Blackdown Hills close to Exeter and Honiton. Sleeping between three and seven (and 22 in total) our cottages are a great getaway from normal life, perfect for all ages. Enjoy our indoor pool, games room and communal conservatory with large deck overlooking a duck pond. The conservatory can be arranged for entertaining large groups, parties and for workshops. In addition there is a large lawn and a playground plus you can walk on some of our 30 acres and venture out from Halsbeer to enjoy the surrounding lanes and footpaths. Dogs welcome. Three of our cottages have downstairs bedrooms with ensuite wet rooms suitable for those with limited mobility. There is a lot to do in the surrounding area including walking, cycling, horse-riding, fishing and numerous attractions for all the family. The nearest beach is around 35 minutes away at Sidmouth and Beer. The world famous Jurassic Coast at Lyme Regis and Charmouth is around 45 minutes away. Dartmoor and Exmoor are also easily accessible.

Stunning start to Autumn here in Devon. This still remains one of my favourite places on the farm, walking along the fro...
24/09/2026

Stunning start to Autumn here in Devon. This still remains one of my favourite places on the farm, walking along the front drive beneath the massive oaks in the sunshine. 🌳 🌞

24/09/2026

Gorgeous. Love B**r.

A beautiful building in Exeter is being brought back to life as a permanent home to a long established circus including ...
23/09/2026

A beautiful building in Exeter is being brought back to life as a permanent home to a long established circus including performance space, museum, circus school and garden. Founding tickets available now. Can’t wait to see what they do with this space. It sounds fantastic.

466 Founding Tickets sold in just one day 🤍🎪⛪️ What an incredible start, nearly a ¼ of the way towards our goal of 2,000 Founding Tickets... & it's all thanks to you 🤍

Every ticket sold is helping breathe new life into this beautiful historic building & bringing The Circus one step closer to opening its doors. If ya already bought your ticket, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. You are now part of the building's next chapter ✨️

If you ain't yet, there's still time. Founding Tickets remain on sale until 27th September & every share helps us get closer to our goal.

Book here www.ticketsource.com/thecircus⁠

Thank you Dreamers. Let's see if we can reach all 2,000 tickets before 27th September comes ey 🤍✨️

22/09/2026

From 3 October, step into a fantastic world of art and fungi at RAMM... 🍄

Living Labyrinths: Art and Fungi explores the cultural world of fungi through a lens of scientific enquiry.

By bringing together the work of leading contemporary artists, Living Labyrinths suggests ways to reimagine our relationship with the earth. It explores themes of symbiosis, and biodiversity, as well as concepts from medical mycology.

Featuring artists from Beatrix Potter to Cy Twombly, and artworks in a range of media including ceramic, glass, photography, painting and textile, Living Labyrinths considers how fungi shape both our physical and conceptual worlds.

Featuring work by:

Gemma Anderson-Tempini, Sian Bonnell, Seana Gavin, Andy Harper, Hilde Hauan Johnsen, Lucy Mercer, Jo Pearl, Beatrix Potter, Chantal Powell, Cy Twombly, Jason Singh and Holly Stevenson.

Book now at ramm.uk/living-labyrinths

Pictured: Land of the Midnight Mushrooms, Seana Gavin, 2019 ©️ Seana Gavin

With thanks to Victoria and Albert Museum, and .  Supported by Arts Council England

21/09/2026
15/09/2026

Travelling to us from the southeast via the A303 and want a quirky stop off that isn’t a traditional service station?

Look no further than Visit Hillbrush at Mere. A mere hop and a skip from the A303 there is a great cafe/restaurant (I enjoyed brunch of portabello mushrooms and poached eggs with hollandaise on sourdough today) and a fascinating museum about the history of the long-standing and royal appointed Hillbrush brush factory and a little shop for all your brush needs. And there will be brushes you never knew you needed.

We also walked into Mere and up the castle mound for fantastic views over the village and surrounds. Mere myself has some lovely historic buildings and an informative local history museum in the library too. A great little stop off.

Siddy Langley Glass is one of my favourite studios to visit during Devon Open Studios. And really close to us too. Just ...
12/09/2026

Siddy Langley Glass is one of my favourite studios to visit during Devon Open Studios. And really close to us too. Just fascinating watching her make her beautiful glass objects if you are fortunate enough to have a demonstration.

10/09/2026

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Halsbeer Farm, Blackborough
Cullompton
EX152HW

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01884266699

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