This award-winning 4-star farmhouse, just 4 miles from Junction 28 of the M5, is surrounded by beautiful scenery and winding river valleys and only 20 minutes drive from Exeter Free Wi-Fi access, a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities are provided in each room. Rooms at Newcourt are elegant in design, with wooden furnishings and picturesque views of the gardens and countryside. Full English breakfasts are made using local ingredients and are served in the spacious dining room. A continental or lighter breakfast is also available. A fridge and microwave are available for guests to use in the dining room. Free private parking is available and Exeter is a 20-minute drive from Newcourt Barton. The city’s airport can be reached in 25 minutes by car. There are a variety of National Trust properties to visit in the local area.
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