Quoit-At-Cross

Charming 17th Century stone farmhouse in central Devon. Very comfortable rooms, family/double/kingsize, all en-suite. Wonderful wildlife area, perfect for walkers. Packed lunches available.  Delicious farmhouse breakfast in inglenook dining room.  Simple suppers optional.  Safe parking.

Come and relax in the large garden or walk the new Farm Trail to see the lovely wildlife and fauna of this very special part of Devon. We are very close to Exmoor and the rugged north Devon coast both of which are a must to see!

Inglenook Dining Room.
Enjoy a leisurely full English Breakfast or choose from our selection of fruits,cereals etc in the comfort of our magnificent Inglenook Dining Room. This south facing room enjoys the morning sun whilst you plan your day.Other interesting features in the room are the salt cupboard, the Bread Oven and traditonal Inglenook seat all add charm to the experience.  Guests can savour one of our Farmhouse Suppers (2 course) on return from a busy day. We use seasonal/ local produce wherever possible to prepare a tasty meal for your enjoyment, just bring along your favourite tipple! Special diets can be catered for.

The Lounge.
After supper or your busy day relax in the comfortable lounge where there are plenty of books/games or a flatscreen digital TV with DVD player for Guests use. On winter evenings the roaring fire in the woodburner is a welcome site.

The Garden and Wildlife Trail  - Guests are welcome to unwind in the garden and enjoy the wildlife in and around the pond which has plenty of frogs/newts/dragonflies and more to watch.  The wildlife trail starts from the garden via the orchard and then up across the fields on the farm. We are very lucky to have a large variety of flora and fauna right on our doorstep!  There is a suggested route to follow which Guests are welcome to follow to experience the beauty of the Devon countryside. We suggest Guests wear suitable footwear and clothing for this walk.

There are National Trust Properties close by Knightshayes Court and Killerton House on the doorstep. No visit to the region would be complete without a ride on the Horsedrawn Canal boat on the Grand Western Canal in Tiverton.

There are other things to do such as Riding, Fishing Swimming and a unique to the area is the Devon BadgerWatch. This gives you the chance to see up close a family of Badgers in their Sett. So many things to do and so little time to do them!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Come along and enjoy this very special place in Devon.