Dunsdon Farm is an unspoiled mid-Victorian Devon farmstead, with a courtyard surrounded by traditional 19th-century buildings, one of which - the...
Dunsdon Farm is an unspoiled mid-Victorian Devon farmstead, with a courtyard surrounded by traditional 19th-century buildings, one of which - the former shippon, or cow shed - has been converted for holiday accommodation. It's a luxuriously designed reverse-level building, with three double or twin bedrooms downstairs and a stunning open-plan living space upstairs, with fully fitted kitchen, dining and sitting areas.
Coffee lovers will enjoy the state-of-the-art Sage Barista bean-to-cup coffee machine, while audiophiles will appreciate the Ruark sound system. All bed linen and towels are supplied, and a high chair and cot are available for infants.
On clear, moonless nights the stars are truly amazing - expect views of the Milky Way and planets, which you can explore with the guest binoculars and iPad, using the Stellarium app. The binoculars are also handy for a spot of birdwatching - the farm is home to a population of the endangered willow tit, among many other species.
There are several walks from the door, either on our own land or along the disused Bude to Holsworthy aquaduct and, a little further afield, the South West Coast Path offers incredible views, as well as the occasional beach cafe or country pub.