Lower Pinn Farm

A 5-minute drive from the charming coastal town of Sidmouth, Lower Pinn Farm is nestled in the picturesque countryside of south Devon, offering bed and breakfast accommodations in a beautifully preserved 19th-century farmhouse. The property's rich history is evident in its well-maintained exterior and interior, with original architectural elements that have been lovingly restored to maintain their charm while providing modern comfort. Situated on a working farm approximately 18 miles east of Exeter, the location offers a serene escape from urban life, yet remains conveniently close to local attractions and amenities. The accommodation at Lower Pinn Farm is designed to ensure guests feel right at home. Each room is individually decorated with period furnishings and modern conveniences, ensuring a balance between traditional charm and contemporary comfort. The farm's commitment to sustainability is reflected in the use of locally sourced materials and energy-efficient practices that contribute to an eco-friendly stay. For those seeking outdoor activities, Lower Pinn Farm provides free parking for guests, allowing them easy access to explore the surrounding countryside on foot or by bicycle. The property also offers complimentary Wi-Fi throughout, ensuring that technology enthusiasts can stay connected during their visit. Additionally, a charming garden with a barbecue area is available for guests to enjoy, providing an ideal setting for alfresco dining and relaxation. The farm's working nature adds a unique dimension to the guest experience, offering opportunities to learn about local agriculture and perhaps even participate in some of the daily activities. The proximity to Exeter also means that visitors can easily venture into the city for shopping, cultural experiences, or simply to explore the vibrant local scene. Overall, Lower Pinn Farm is more than just a place to stay; it's an immersive experience that combines the warmth and hospitality of a traditional English farmhouse with the modern comforts expected by today’s travelers.