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golland organic farm
property description: GOLLAND FARM is in the heart of North Devon's rolling countryside. It is an Organic farm with Soil Association Certification. We have abundant flora and fauna and ancient woodland. The Mully brook meanders through our river valley crossing the water meadows and past our lakes. Views from the cottages farmhouse and studio are panoramic views over the river Taw Valley. We grow organic vegetables for our own local box scheme and are developing a forest garden. There are red Devon cows, Shetland sheep and Tamworth pigs on the farm , as well as rare breeds for there aesthetic pleasure as well as the delicious meat! We believe that we are custodians of Golland farm and indeed our wider community and therefore try to live a minimal impact way of living . Reusing and recycling wherever possible and using environmentally friendly products. The relaxing environment of Golland Farm can help you get the maximum from the courses we offer. As a student on one of the courses you can stay one of our sef-catering cottages, beautifully converted from an old stone hay barn. In a room to yourself or share with a friend. Accommodation is on a self catering basis. Those wishing to come and stay with a partner but not participate in the courses will be charged £80 for the four nights. accommodation: Tekapo boasts a secluded
garden with views along the valley. The ground floor living area has a
woodburner and patio doors leasing to the garden. The kitchen is fitted
with cooker, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. There is a bathroom with
shower and toilet. Babbage has stupendous views
over the Taw Valley. The original timber beams, floors and stone fireplace
with large woodburner create unique atmosphere in this beautifully
converted barn. The fitted kitchen has cooker, fridge, dishwasher and
microwave. There is a bathroom with a toilet; and a shower with a toilet. contact details: Golland Farm, Burrington, Umberleigh, Devon, EX37 9JP Tel: 01769 520263 Email golland@btinternet.com |
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