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The farm is in the parish of Drewsteignton, nestling on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Across the valley you can see the famous National Trust property of Castle Drogo, the last castle to be built in Britain. From there enjoy a beautiful walk down into the valley following the pretty river Teign and visit the beauty spot of Fingle Bridge where you can enjoy a pint or a cream tea by a roaring fire at Fingle Bridge. Drewsteignton itself is a well known quintessential Devon village with thatched cottages, a pretty church at the head of the village square and a lovely traditional old pub, the Drew Arms. If you want something a bit more special there is also the Michelin starred restaurant, The Old Inn.
There is a well stocked Post office/Shop for everyday essentials and a few miles out of the village is Oinkers Farm shop and butchery, selling lots of local produce.
The neighbouring small market Town of Chagford is about 4 miles away hosting more fine eateries & Pubs. Close to Chagford is Gidleigh Park, which has 2 Michelin stars.
Throughout the beautiful Dartmoor National Park you will find many more pretty villages and if you venture up onto the moors you will be met with the dramatic open landscape of granite outcrops, heathers and the famous Dartmoor ponies grazing. We are close to the Two Moors Way walk for the more adventurous walkers or take a gentle stroll around the many reservoirs which are all nearby.

Although we are in a rural area, our road links are simple and easy. We are only 20 minutes from the M5 at Exeter and the junction off the A30 dual-carriageway is a few minutes from the farm. A day trip into Cornwall is just a short 25 minute drive.
The Brick Barn is central for many wedding venues and other special occasions.
Bring your bicycle and enjoy plenty of quiet roads and for a completely traffic free route, try the Granite Way of Dartmoor or enjoy Haldon Forest near Exeter.