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| Heath Gardens is a listed 17th Century artisans thatched cottage located on the outskirts of the village of Broadclyst, five miles from the centre of the cathedral city of Exeter. Broadclyst is an ideal location for exploring Mid and East Devon. The National Trust's Killerton House and Knightshayes are 5 minutes and 30 minutes drive respectively. |
| The bedrooms (one on the ground floor) all have a southern aspect overlooking open countryside. All are en suite and TV and tea/coffee making facilities are provided. Your hosts John and Ross North look forward to making your stay as comfortable and memorable as possible. |
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The inglenook fireplace in the sitting room was discovered by John and Ross whilst they were renovating Heath Gardens.
From the attractive hallway, the stairs will take you to the first floor bedrooms. Downstairs the ground floor bedroom is ideal for those guests who need disabled access.
Two of the three en suite bedrooms. Each one furnished and decorated to the same high standard, yet still retaining the charm of this Devon cottage. |
| Directions to Heath Gardens From M5 Exit Junction 29 and take A30 Honiton. After 1/3 mile, exit A30 at sign for Rockbeare. Follow this road for 1 1/2 miles then left at sign for Broadclyst and Killerton House. After 2 miles Clyst Vale Community College on the left, row of thatched cottages on right. Turn right at the end of those cottages following the sign for Whimple. Heath Gardens is 1/4 mile on the left. From A303/A30 Go 6 miles past Honiton. Exit new A30 as Daisymount (2nd Ottery St Mary turn). Follow signs for Rockbeare which leads to old A30. Turn left on this road and after 4 miles a right turn for Broadclyst and Killerton House. Then follow the instructions as above. |
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