Rams Head Inn Dolton Winkleigh

The building is a grade 2 listed Free House Inn located in the village of Dolton which is situated in the middle of Devon. The village like most of the villages nearby has its origin dating back through many centuries and is referenced in the Domesday Book. The village lies in a valley just north of the River Torridge with Dartmoor to the south and Exmoor to the north. The location is ideal for touring or walking the countryside with the North Devon coast at Bideford and Westward Ho just 35 minute drive. For business trips the Inn is in a very central location for the mid Devon towns and villa     Read more about Rams Head Inn Dolton Winkleigh

Seldon Farm Hotel Winkleigh

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Seldon Farm

The Seldon Farm managers are accommodating. The centre of Winkleigh is 20 minutes away by car. Exeter International Airport (EXT) is a 90 minute drive from the bed and breakfast.     Read more about Seldon Farm

The Old Parsonage Guest House Winkleigh

Mentioned as a property in the Doomsday Book. We know it was owned by the Deanery of Exeter until 1906 when it was purchased by the Johnson family who lived here until the 1970s. Both father and son were the local squires of Winkleigh, owning a lot of other property and land. Groom Cottage once, as the name implies, was that thatched cottage that housed the coach and the coachmen/groom and the thatched barn housed two ponies. The back of the house (all thatched) has a 'hidden courtyard' and the now bed and breakfast rooms were once the gardener's cottage. The garden is at its best during April     Read more about The Old Parsonage Guest House Winkleigh