Combe Lancey Farmhouse

Crediton, Devon, EX17 4EA
Telephone: 01363 776499

This medieval manor granted by the Crown to the de Launcelles family in the 13th Century lies in its own sheltered and secluded valley on the outskirts of the old Market Town of Crediton.

Combe Lancey is a 150 acre beef and sheep farm and is approached by either of its private roads. It is situated less than a mile by Public Footpath over the hill from Crediton High Street and about one mile from the pretty village of Sandford.

Close to the A377, the Farm offers easy access to the historic Cathedral City of Exeter just eight miles away with M5 access at Junctions 29 or 30, and is an ideal base for visiting Devon's countryside, its beaches, the Two Moors Way and The National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor.

Crediton has a broad selection of eating places, and a number of delightful pubs within a ten minute drive offer meals to suit all tastes.

The beamed accommodation is within the old cob and timbered Linhay which forms part of the Grade II Listed 15th Century thatched Manor House. The two rooms offer south-facing views of the valley over the formal gardens and, together with their en-suite Bathrooms and the separate Breakfast Room, provide complete privacy in comfortable surroundings. A sitting-out area is provided for guests on the back lawn with views of the cider orchard and surrounding fields.
The double bedded room with room for a child under six or a cot, has an en-suite Bathroom with bath and shower, w.c., and handbasin. Tea and Coffee making facilities and Colour Television with Teletext are provided. Ironing and drying facilities are available and French, German and Dutch are spoken.Private Parking within the Inner Courtyard is adjacent to the accommodation.
The twin bedded room for up to four adults or a family with two children, has an en-suite Bathroom with bath and shower, w.c., and hand basin. Tea and coffee making facilities and Colour Television with Teletext are provided.
A traditional English cooked breakfast, or alternative if requested, is served in the Breakfast Room which has attractive views of the formal gardens and surrounding meadows. The former croquet lawn with views over the orchard is available for guests. The accommodation is inspected annually and approved by the Devonshire Heartland Tourism Association (DHTA).