Welcome to the beautiful Tembridge House, with the front door seen here on the left of the picture.
The stunning views from your fully enclosed patio and lawn area.
Cosy yet large living-room.
The kitchen is a wonderful space to whip up a feast.
Bedroom 1 is home to this super inviting king-size bed.
Step through the front door and into the living-room.
The wood-burner makes this lovely space so warm and inviting, especially during the cooler months.
Snuggling up and enjoy a spot of something tasty to drink is such a pleasure.
The open plan aspect of this fabulous retreat ensures that playing, dining and enjoying this beautiful house together is so easy to do.
Step out of the living-room doors onto your large patio.
The dining-area is a great spot to enjoy any meal.
Even the washing up can be a pleasure with such magnificent countryside views.
Bedroom 1 on the ground floor is spacious and inviting.
En suite to bedroom 1.
What wonderful views to wake up to!
Bedroom 1 leads directly onto the patio-area.
Step out of bedroom 1 and soak up the morning sun with coffee in hand.
What a lovely spot to enjoy a good book and some fresh Devon air.
Bedroom 2 is also home to a king-size bed.
Another spacious room, perfect for really making yourself at home.
What an inviting king-size bed.
Bedroom 2 has an en suite shower-room.
Bedroom 3 is home to these delightful single beds.
The vaulted ceilings make this delightful room spacious and airy.
The family bathroom is fully equipped with a shower cubicle and bath.
Perfect for bathing the little ones after a day of endless play.
Bedroom 4 offers this beautiful twin configuration.
Splendid countryside views can be enjoyed from almost every window in the house.
Ground floor cloakroom.
Tembridge House (on the left) and Upper Red Down can be booked together, treating 12 lucky guests to a stay in this beautiful spot.
The stunning grounds of West Yeo Farm.
Welcome to Tembridge House.
Looking back at Tembridge House from the end of the lawn.
What splendid views to complement any al fresco dining.
Your neighbours are such a pretty sight to behold.
Bursts of colour can be enjoyed at every corner of this magical spot.
Tiverton is close by.
If beach days are calling, Bude is a little over an hour by car.
Explore picturesque Appledore on the north coast.
The captivating Exmoor scenery is so pretty - this is the river Barle at Dulverton.
The enchanting Tarr Steps on Exmoor.
Budleigh Salterton is on the equally charming south coast.
Tembridge House
568710.2 miles W of Tiverton | Sleeps 8 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £1020
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A traditional 17th century character inn with roaring log fire and exposed beams. Food is home cooked to order and takeaway is available should you prefer. During the summer months take advantage of the weather and sit outside to enjoy the beautiful countryside.
Nearby beach
A mixture of pebble and rock, Porlock Beach is backed by marshland rich with wildlife. A popular spot for bathing in summer and surfing in winter, the beach has a year-round appeal and is also often used by anglers. At low tide, the fascinating remains of a submerged forest are revealed offering an intriguing glimpse into the beach's former life many years ago.
Nearby walk
A six mile circular walk through the undulating countryside of mid-Devon. Start near the pub in Witheridge and then you can treat yourself to a well deserved pint on the way back. All the directions are available on the Web site.
Nearby town
The hilltop market town of Chulmleigh is close to the Little River Dart with delightful views of surrounding countryside and woodlands. There are many leisure activities on offer here including golf, horse riding, fishing and hiking.
Also nearby
Set deep in the north Devon countryside, The Rosemoor estate was once the home of Lady Anne Palmer. Lady Anne developed a passion for plants when she met noted plantsman Colllingwood Ingram while recuperating from measles in Spain. Over the next 30 years, she travelled the world to collect specimens for her garden, which she gave to the Royal Horticultural Society in 1988. The estate now comprises 65 acres of land, which includes rose gardens, a winter garden, a fruit and vegetable garden, a formal garden, woodlands, and many stream and lakeside plantings, making Rosemoor an enchanting place to visit whatever the season.
November 2023
Beautiful gardens
Amazing place to visit even in the rain!! Beautiful gardens, credit to the staff! We had lunch in the restaurant which was amazing too - well worth the visit!!
October 2023
Fabulous place, outstanding gardens
A return visit for us.
An exceptional day out if you love nature and gardens. We were lucky our visit coincided with the Festival of Apples in October. Beautiful place and everything offered is of the highest standard.
July 2023
Fanstastic
Spent the best part of the day exploring the walks around the estate and through the fabulous formal and informal gardens, plenty of seating in the grounds to appreciate the flowers, plants and trees, choice of refreshment options from snacks to restaurant, a very good shop and parking very easy, worth the effort to visit.
August 2022
Gorgeous day out
As an RHS member and regular visit to Hyde Hall I’ve been keen to visit the other gardens so when on holiday nearby, a visit to Rosemoor was a must. It is truly fabulous, we visited on a beautiful, sunny, summer day so we saw it at it’s best but I can see how there is interest whatever time of year you visit.
The staff are friendly and we received a great welcome and explanation of the layout when we arrived, such a lovely touch.
The garden is split into two parts, Lady Anne’s garden which has beautiful trees and planting best seen at a gentle stroll and the more formal gardens laid our directly near the entrance which are also stunning. The cool garden was gorgeous especially on a hot day.
August 2021
Stunning gardens
Beautiful selection of show gardens and fabulous fruit and vegetable gardens. Well worth a visit and a cream tea
July 2021
Rosemoor RHS
Well worth a visit and 25 minutes from Forest View. Beautiful well kept gardens.
June 2021
Mr
Lovely
February 2009
Beautiful, well-managed gardens, well worth a visit whatever the season.
October 2008
The garden is absolutely gorgeous and very well looked after. The staff are very friendly and welcoming and the restaurant had great locally sourced food. A great day out for adults and children.
August 2008
Roses Galore!
The rose collection - one of the largest in the West Country - is very impressive. In full bloom in the summer, the scent of over 2,000 flowers is quite sensational. The Rose Weekend, held in June, was very informative, with advice on growing your own, as well as walks and activities for children.
A countryside pub, ideally placed for walkers, and bikers in the area. There's lots of outdoor seating, perfect for summer months. Booking ahead is essential and a takeaway service is available, ideal if you'd like a break from cooking.
November 2023
Lovely pub
Went here on a Saturday lunchtime. Sat by the cosy fire for a drink and then sat at a table for food. Tasty food and service was fantastic and friendly. Wasn't overly crowded either. Some tables were reserved for later in the afternoon/evening, but you were able to use them before the reservation time.
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.
The Sunday lunch here is something to behold - meats from Devon’s best farms are the star of the show.
August 2021
Stokes 2021
Amazing country pub in a very pretty village setting. Good selection of
local beers and food was to a very high standard. Not to be missed!
June 2021
Superb Pub!
Super pub in a remote location. Good selection of beers and excellent food in friendly surroundings. Excellent!
April 2019
Cosy friendly proper pub
Gorgeous village pub which had a lovely feeling about it. The landlord was so geniune and the locals so friendly. The Sunday lunch was divine.
March 2010
A real find - delicious food in a friendly pub in the middle of nowhere.
This village is in the heart of Exmoor’s most outstanding countryside. Here you’ll find the Exmoor National Park Centre, which has stacks of information regarding activities on the moors, plus some pleasant cafes and pubs for lunch or a cream tea.
July 2023
Dulverton
Lovely town very friendly with a variety of eateries
May 2022
Dulverton
Also some lovely gift shops!
March 2020
Bookshop
You could lose yourself in here for hours. A treasure house of second hand and antiquarian books, well worth a visit.
July 2017
Dulverton
Very nice town with pretty shops and good Pubs and Inns
June 2016
Heritage Centre
This is an excellent display of local artefacts, pictures, countryside etc. Also railway history and a good kitchen display with a "talking" cook and housekeepr. Upstairs there is more to see - it is especially worthwhile sitting and watching 4 short videos of local events. All this for FREE although they ask for a donation. Coming into Dulverton turn left immediately after the bridge and follow the road around a big curve until it ends in the carpark with access to the centre. otherwise access through the information centre in the main street. This also has a good supply of maps, leaflets etc and the best postcards!
May 2012
An interesting little town full of conveniences.
Dulverton is not exactly somewhere I could imagine spending an entire day at, but it does provide a good centre by which to stop by and stock up. There are plenty of conveniences such as a local co-op for your simple needs (bread, milk and some alcohols: beers...not wines, go somewhere decent for wine), small thrift shops as well as some tea rooms including Lewis's which is a personal favourite. There is a beautiful church at the top of the town which is worth popping into, and in the centre of town there is a fish and chip shop which opens at lunchtime from 12 noon until 2pm. There is also a bakery which sells a selection of baked breads, pies, sausage rolls as well as many sweet items, the game pie is delicious and enormously filling. The tea rooms near the co-op (I have forgotten the name!) are smaller than Lewis's but offers an entirely different ambience, more cosy and homely, helped in no small way by the warm, friendly manners of the owners (of which the landlady kindly ushered us in for tea as we oogled the menu outside, proclaiming the redundancy of pneumonia when there are menu's indoors to browse).
By far this is no Dunster or Tiverton etc, but it is a quaint little town that is central to lots of local attractions and is worth stopping by for an hour or two.
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