Honeydown Farm

Honeydown Farm is a working dairy farm with 250 cows, 1.5 miles from Crewkerne. Set in quiet countryside we have panoramic views over large areas of Somerset, Dorset and Devon The accommodation comprises two double rooms with en-suite facilities and one twin room with wash basin and private bathroom. All rooms have a television, generous hospitality tray and hairdryer. We have a large guest lounge with television, conservatory with games, books and magazines, also a partially covered patio with hot tub, and a large garden for guests to enjoy. We are situated on the Somerset/ Dorset county boundary ideal for business or leisure within easy reach of the picturesque Devon and Dorset Jurassic coasts, and have many National Trust properties and gardens nearby, including Barrington Court, Tintinhull, and Montacute. There are also many privately owned gardens in the locality, including East Lambrook Manor, Forde Abbey and Lower Severalls all of which are included in the Classic Gardens of South Somerset. This is a very pleasant part of the country, and an ideal centre for a wide variety of activities. The coast at Bridport or Lyme Regis is only half an hour by car, as are numerous places of interest, such as The Fleet Air Arm Museum, the Wildlife Park at Cricket St Thomas and Haynes Motor Museum. There are many circular walks locally, and for the more adventurous, the Parrett, Brit Valley and Liberty Trails. Pilsdon Pen, the highest point in Dorset is only a few miles away, and a climb to the top is rewarded with spectacular views over the Marshwood Vale to the sea. A wide variety of sporting pursuits can be found in the area, including golf, fishing, swimming and horse riding. Crewkerne is a small Georgian market town with plenty of history (which can be discovered in the recently opened Heritage Centre) and is well worth exploring, with many interesting buildings including the splendid 15th century Parish Church. There are many pubs, restaurants and coffee shops to suit all tastes, both in Crewkerne and the surrounding villages. How To Find Honeydown Farm

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