Welcome to fabulous Rull Granary.
The gorgeous country kitchen.
The living space is so cosy.
Gorgeous Bedroom 5 has wonderful rural views.
Bedroom 5's oh so fabulous en suite.
The kitchen is just dreamy.
Preparing dinner will feel like a real treat here.
Light the wood-burner for cosy evenings in.
Bliss...
The dining-table is ideal for sociable meal times.
Play a tune on the amazing grand piano.
Rull Granary is full of charm and character.
Bedroom 1 is a cheerful king-size room on the ground floor.
Bedroom 2 is a pretty double room on the ground floor.
Head up the rather fabulous staircase, where you will find Bedroom 3 to the left and Bedroom 4 to the right.
Bedroom 3 is a wonderful double room with double doors leading out to the terrace. Please tread carefully up the steps when accessing the terrace.
Bedroom 3 has a en suite bathroom.
The dreamy roll-top bath.
We love the rose quartz sink!
Rull Granary has lots of beautifully unique touches throughout.
Bedroom 4 has a king-size bed.
Sink into the sumptuous bed for a peaceful night's sleep.
Bedroom 4 has a fabulous en suite.
Bedroom 5 has a super-king, hand-crafted Caesar bed, and is quite simply divine. Please note, that the small electric fire is not operational.
The double doors lead out to the terrace where you can soak up the magical rural views. Please take care up the step out onto the terrace.
Bedroom 5's Mediterranean style en suite, with both a shower and a bath - what a dream!
The gorgeous sink.
The bath is heavenly.
Bedroom 5's terrace has idyllic countryside views.
Gorgeous stained glass.
Relax on the terrace in the sunshine.
There's plenty of space to enjoy some fresh country air. Please be aware that access to the river is achievable for any four-legged friends with a nose for adventure. Please keep dogs on a lead in this area.
Perch at the picnic table and take some well-deserved time to relax.
The grand entrance to Rull Granary and the communal parking area (shared with one other on-site resident).
Once parked, please head down the path, past the white annexe on your right and the glorious courtyard of Rull Granary will greet you. Closing the five-bar gate behind you will ensure you're fully enclosed.
Once parked and through the gate, head down to the courtyard of Rull Granary (house on your left).
Welcome to a fabulous space to unwind, play and feast together.
The gorgeous Blackdown Hills are nearby, and make for a great spot for cycling and walking.
Spend a day shopping and dining in the vibrant city of Exeter.
The east Devon coast is within easy reach.
Beer is a fantastic place for a day by the sea.
Rull Granary
50667.5 miles NW of Honiton | Sleeps 10 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £1236
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Built in 1835, this quaint village pub offers a warm welcome and hot plate. Serving locally-supplied produce and real ales from nearby breweries, Ashill Inn works closely with local businesses and is popular with both locals and visitors. The pub is family-friendly and wheelchair accessible.
May 2024
Saturday lunch
10 of us went to lunch here, food freshly cooked and service was first rate. Nothing a problem. Highly recommended. Shame its not on my doorstep!
Nearby beach
This is a wide sandy and shingle beach with good access and parking nearby. Jacobs Ladder leads down to the beach from Connaught Gardens, a lovely place to take in the view. A great family beach, you'll find lots of facilities and cafes nearby. Dogs are allowed year round at the easterly end of the beach.
Nearby walk
A privately owned (but open to the public) woodland with lots of footpaths to explore. Let us know if you find the ruined tower!
Nearby town
Radiating out for over 140 miles from where we've marked as a centrepoint, this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty straddles the Devon and Somerset border. The Blackdown Hills paint a picture of the quintessential image of rural England. Rolling hills and deep valleys, sparsely populated except for the grazing cattle, it is the perfect destination for a classic countryside retreat. Criss-crossed with footpaths and country lanes linking the tiny hamlets and villages together, this is idyllic walking country.
Also nearby
A refurbished Grade II Listed historic coaching inn where families and dogs are welcome and free internet access is available.
April 2022
Excellent food. Super friendly staff
Very impressed with the food the service and the staff. We used their takeaway service and the food was of excellent quality and piping hot. We will definitely use again 😁
July 2018
Great Food - reasonably priced
We visited this pub twice during our stay at Snaffles Lodge. Both times we ate from the new summer menu. All the food was very good and well presented. We had for starters the scallops, the octopus and the duck - all yummy. And mains we went for the steak, the veggie noodles, the chicken Caesar salad , the Parmesan chicken and not forgetting the fish and chips. All were just perfect, if this is a temporary menu whist they attract new owners, then I can’t wait to go back and try the full one later. Highly recommended
A family run pub and restaurant which offers local ales and ciders to compliment the locally sourced menu.
February 2024
Les Berry
Very nice local pub to where we were staying. Excellent food and very pleasant staff
Information to Phone ahead and book which we did was a busy night as it’s very popular, but the service was quite slow. That was the only downside. Good quality food, just slow service.
April 2023
Great dog-friendly pub
A lovely pub, with friendly staff and excellent food. Generous portions. Very dog friendly. Lots of outside seating, in the warmer months. Might be best to pre-book, as can get busy.
October 2020
Lovely food
Glad we pre booked as the pub was full. Great service, lovely food, and we could take the dog inside.
July 2013
Keepers Cottage
Excellent food and service
A wonderful Gothic pile with stunning formal gardens and beautiful interiors. The walled garden provides produce for the Stables restaurant where you can watch the gardeners at work or explore the woodland walks.
September 2020
Knightshayes
Interesting house surrounded by magnificent gardens.
May 2014
Free parking and walk for dog
We couldn't go in as we had the dog with us, but the car park was free and there's a nice woodland walk off the car park where dogs can walk off the lead. Nice setting and surrounding countryside.
September 2012
Stunning
One of the best national trust properties we've ever been to, something for all ages. The gardens are fantastic and offer both formal and woodland styles. Well worth a visit!
May 2012
Beautiful gardens!
The gardens are the jewel of this property, with many different areas; woodland, formal garden, meadow, parkland and a stunning restored kitchen garden which provides produce for the lovely stables restaurant. Highly recommended and really easy access from the M5.
July 2010
One of the finest surviving Gothic Revival houses, this rare example of the work of eccentric architect William Burges has extraordinary medieval romantic interiors. The beautiful garden includes a kitchen garden.
April 2009
Glorious garden. Monster house, but interesting contents.
July 2008
Good National Trust property
Interesting house and gardens, even kept the kids going for two hours.
If you're an aviation fanatic, this modern coffee bar and restaurant suitated on the edge of Dunkeswell Airfield, will be right up your street! It's also popular with families as it offers a warm welcome and extensive menu with something to suit everyone. Check out their live music events and themed nights if you fancy something different.
April 2017
Very impressive
As my partner is a pilot it was inevitable we would need to visit the airfield.... usually these places are quite basic and food is obligatory greasy spoon type fare....but not here in Dunkeswell! Very impressed and very helpful staff. Food great and very reasonably priced too and dogs are welcome. The location of the outdoor seating also means you get an excellent view of aircraft both landing, taking off and parking up....
Take a tour of this 200-year-old spinning mill and see yarn being produced on spinning frames and power looms. There is also a restaurant, picnic areas and a shop selling goods manufactured at the mill.
June 2015
Steaming!
We visited this on a 'steam-up' day which I recommend. It would be interesting at any time as there will be few Victorian-era factories with so much of the original machinery still in place. However seeing and hearing all the machines clacking away, feeling the heat of the massive boiler and seeing (and smelling) the massive steam engines moving overhead really brings the tough lives of Victorian factory workers into close relief. Steam engine buffs will be in heaven but plenty for history enthusiasts. What wasn't explained was why anyone would choose to wear puttees instead of socks... Be aware that it does get really busy on steam up days so get there early.
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