Woodbine:

Woodbine will sleep up to eight plus two or three cots (if available) and is ideal for two families. Downstairs is a galleried living/dining area with a high ceiling, exposed beams and trusses, large French windows, a wood burning stove and a well equipped kitchen area including a dishwasher. On this floor are two bedrooms - one double with a four-poster bed and en-suite shower room/WC and one twin bedded room.On the first floor is a large gallery sitting area with pleasant views over fields and hillside. Here are two further bedrooms, one double and one bunk bedded (the bunk beds can be altered to twin configuration by advance request for two adults). There is a separate bathroom/WC with shower attachment. All first floor rooms have roof lights. The cottage has full Calor gas central heating. Gas and electricity are charged by meter reading.

Moncks Green:

Moncks Green will sleep up to six plus a cot. This is an 'upside down' cottage. Downstairs are three bedrooms. One double with a four-poster bed, one twin and one bunk bedded room. There is a separate bathroom/WC with shower attachment.

On the first floor is a comfortable and bright living room with lovely views over the pond, river and surrounding countryside. This has a high ceiling with exposed trusses, wood burning stove and a well equipped kitchen area with dishwasher. Off this is a dining room and also a separate shower room/WC. The cottage has full Calor gas central heating. Gas and electricity are charged by meter reading.

Applecross:

Applecross will sleep up to four plus a cot. This is an 'upside down' cottage converted from an old grain storage barn.You enter via either a porch way on the ground floor or external steps to an upstairs door.Downstairs are two bedrooms. One double and one bunk bedded room. There is a separate bathroom/WC with shower attachment.

Upstairs via the internal stairs is an open plan living/dining area with high ceiling and exposed trusses, wood burning stove and a well equipped kitchen area. There are lovely views over the courtyard with pond, river and countryside beyond. A stable door leads to a small balcony and external staircase. Night storage heating. Electricity is charged by meter reading.

Clematis:

Clematis will sleep two adults plus one child or a cot. A single storey cottage with entrance to a well equipped kitchen and delightfully cosy yet good sized living/dining area. This has a wood panelled ceiling and lovely views over the pond and surrounding countryside. There is a wood burning stove and a futon which converts to a single bed for one child.

The pretty double bedroom has a sloping ceiling, a stone and wood panelled outer wall and an en-suite bathroom/WC with shower attachment. Electric heaters. Electricity is charged by meter reading.

Post Box:

Post Box Cottage will sleep up to four plus a cot. An idyllic 16thC thatched cottage (the middle of three) situated about an 8 minute drive away from Knowle Farm in the picturesque village of 'Week', Dartington, near Totnes. Entrance lobby through to: living/dining room with large stone fireplace, wood burning stove and old oak beams. There is a separate well equipped kitchen with stable door to garden and a bathroom with shower attachment and WC. Upstairs is a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, both with views over the hillside. To the rear the secluded private garden has a summer-house with garden furniture and BBQ. Post Box was totally renovated by us in 1999 and whilst the character of the cottage remains absolutely unspoilt you will find everything is clean and comfortable to a very high standard. The cottage has full gas central heating.Gas and electricity are charged on arrival at

£10 per week from May to September and £25 per week October to April. Dartington has its own village general store and post office and a very pretty thatched pub 'The Cott Inn' that serves excellent quality meals and has an outside table area. The Dartington Cider Press Centre offers all sorts of unusual shopping possibilities including cafe's and a delicatessen. All these are within walking distance of the cottage.Guests have full use of all the facilities at Knowle Farm.

Knowle Farm is set in rural countryside on the outskirts of Rattery, which is approximately ten minutes west of the historic market town of Totnes on the River Dart. We are just three hours from London and the Midlands, being a short and easy drive from the A38 link road between Exeter and Plymouth.

A marvellous array of wonderful countryside surrounds us including the majestic Dartmoor National Park, which is on our doorstep. Within 30 minutes are superb sandy beaches with spectacular coastline. The South Hams is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. As we are centrally located to the whole of the South Devon area we offer an ideal base for those looking for somewhere to relax while on days out they can explore the enormous variety of countryside and places of interest that can be found throughout the region.

Within the village of Rattery itself and a pleasant walk from the farm, via either the footpath or the country lanes, is one of the oldest pubs in England. The 'Church House Inn' dates back to 1028 and offers an excellent menu for eating out, lunchtime or evening (including an area for those with children). A never-ending choice of other high quality pubs and restaurants are within a short driving distance.

The area offers a wide range of things to do for all ages with steam trains, boat trips, local fishing, riding, golf courses, superb walking country and numerous fun places to go with the children. Pennywell Farm and Wildlife Centre, repeatedly voted the West Country's Best Attraction, is under two miles away and a whole host of other top class attractions are within easy reach of Knowle Farm. You will not be bored even if you return year after year. Many of our guests already do and they still find new places to visit and explore.

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