Coombehenge..........
The new decking!
Maypool
Cider cottage
Coombeshead Farm is a working farm standing in a most attractive, unspoilt rural setting, with far reaching views over its own grounds and surrounding countryside. Close to Chudleigh, Devon.
Maypool in the Spring
Sunrise over Sycamore field
Sunset over Maypool
Swing seat on the steep, amongst the mostly native woodland!
Maypool at it's most beautiful in winter
View of Maypool from the new decking
Coombeshead Farm is beautiful whatever the season.
Sunset and sunrise can be stunning, or just relax and enjoy the amazing views.
Apple, Swallow and Cider cottages
We have 3 self catering cottages.
You may book on-line Saturday to Saturday.
If you wish to book for a longer or shorter stay, weekends or mid week breaks,
contact us direct!
All cottages are fully equipped.
We also supply bed linen and towels but if there is anything in particular that you may need, please message us and we will try to help!
WIFI
If you have stayed here before, you will be aware that WiFi here can be dodgy....NO MORE!! We have had a system fitted so that every cottage has a good signal, AT LAST the problem is solved, PHEW!!
We are situated one mile from the small town of Chudleigh, with plenty of old country restaurants and pubs in the vicinity. Dartmoor National Park is less than 2 miles away, and the proximity of the A38 gives easy access to Cornwall and North Devon. The beaches of Teignmouth, Shaldon and Torbay are all within a short drive, as are the historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter.
Coombeshead Farm is set in 25 acres of land that guests are free to use. There is an ancient organic cider apple orchard; cider is pressed at the farm every Autumn. An unspoilt meadow abounds with wild flowers and butterflies. In the 15 acre dog walking field there is a copse, stream, and an area where the wild deer can often be spotted at dusk.
The animals on the farm are all pets and are very friendly. The sheep and cows are in one of the many fields, donkeys are in their paddock (most of the time!), wild ducks sometimes swim on the pond in the old cart wash, and chickens free range around the orchard.
