Ridgeway Farm

Awliscombe, Honiton, Devon, EX14 3PY
Telephone: 01404 841331
Fax: 01404 841119
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Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty with stunning views, Ridgeway Farm is a traditional 18th Century farmhouse with cosy, comfortable accommodation decorated to a high standard. The farm is a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. You will be guaranteed a warm and friendly welcome.

We aim to make your stay as enjoyable as possible and your host, Mrs Jessica Colson, is perfectly happy to cater for any dietary needs, such as food intolerance’s or vegetarians.

3 Night Break with 3 Course Evening Meal (Special Offer)
& special discounts on 3+ & 5+ nights stay (see under tariff).

SITUATION

Ridgeway farm is situated on the outskirts of Awliscombe, three miles from the town of Honiton. The farm is easily accessible from either the M5 Junction 28, the A30 or the A303, but tucked away from the hustle and bustle of every day life.

The road through the village leads to an Iron Age Settlement at Hembury Fort where you can enjoy quiet walks. Awliscombe and the surrounding villages also offer many bridle paths, woods and byways. The area in which we live is mainly dairy farms and some sheep.

The beaches of Budleigh Salterton, Sidmouth, Beer and Lyme Regis are within easy reach. Each one with a different quality.

There are attractive villages to meander around. Broadhembury and Gittisham with their pretty thatched roofs for instance.

The city of Exeter, with it’s magnificent Cathedral and wide range of shops is only fifteen minutes drive. Exeter also contains underground passages, cinemas and theatres.

We are also lucky enough to be situated for easy access to either Dartmoor or Exmoor. The moors are a perfect place for a picnic and to watch the wild ponies or a hike for those who are more energetic.

We are situated on the edge of the Blackdown Hill which is an area of outstanding natural beauty.

HONITON

Honiton is a small market town, inhabited by over 11,000 people. It is famous for it’s antique lace which has been used on Royal dresses for Queen Victoria and Queen Mary.

Honiton has also become a large antiques centre.

Every year Honiton holds an agricultural show on the first Thursday of August.

Other events in the year

Honiton Carnival is held at the end of October.

Hot penny ceremony – July

Honiton Hill Rally – August Bank Holiday

Honiton provides a swimming pool and sports centre.

FACILITIES
We offer…

2 Double Rooms en-suite (with TV)
Tea and Coffee Facilities
Ample Parking
Hot and Cold water
Dietary needs are catered for
Central Heating
Electric Shaver Sockets
3 Night Break with 3 Course Evening Meal (Special Offer)
Colour Television
Garden
Guest sitting room with TV
2 or 3 course evening meals offered (notice required)

A Warm Welcome

Tariff
Price per room

Oct-March £52 (Single Occupancy £30.00)
April-September £58 (Single Occupancy £34)
10% discount for 3 night or over stay
15% discount for 5 nights or over stay plus a complimentary Devon Cream Tea

Directions

From the M5 at junction 28, travel about 7 miles along the A373 towards Honiton. As you approach Awliscombe you will see the sign for Ridgeway farm on the left hand side. Take the next left turning and then continue 500 metres along the lane and the farm will be found on the left.

To find the farm from the A30 or the A303, drive into Honiton town centre. There are traffic lights where Awliscombe is clearly marked (A373) go through the village. Just before the end of 40 mile limit, with Godford Farm on your left, turn right up a very small road. Follow for 500m and the farm is ahead of you.