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Mullacott Farm - Ilfracombe

Mullacott Farm
Ilfracombe EX34 8NA

Stay on a family-run working farm with many animals. Stay in the recently converted barn adjacent to the farmhouse. This an ideal base for the beach walking and riding being near to Woolacombe and Ilfracombe Exmoor and beyond. The tastefully decorated rooms have beamed ceilings and all have en-suite colour T.V. and hospitality tray. Guests have own key and access at all times. A scrumptious farm-produced breakfast including home made bread and preserves our own sausages bacon and free-range eggs complements the very high standards of cleanliness and comfort. Children are welcome by arrangement and a cot/highchair can be provided all rooms are non-smoking ground floor rooms are available. Four of our 6 rooms are set with a double and single bed and have room for a second single if necessary. The other two rooms have a double and 2 singles in. All our rooms can be let as a double twin single or family rooms.

Directions to Mullacott Farm Ilfracombe

From junction 27 of the M5 follow the A361 to Barnstaple. Continue on the A361 following signs to Ilfracombe. On entering Ilfracombe from Mullacott Cross 300m from the roundabout turn left at the brown tourist sign saying Mullacott Riding Stables and Mullacott Farm Camping Barn. From leaving the road drive through the two white pillars with horses heads on and take the first turning right. Follow the signs keeping to the right hand side of the paddock and come up to the farmhouse (building on the right hand side). FROM THE TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE Turn right out of Car Park to second set of lights turn right then straight on into St Brannocks road. Drive past lay-by on right hand side then take the next turning right up the hill after the brown tourist sign pointing to Mullacott Farm Camping Barn and Mullacott Riding Stables. Once off the road drive through the two white pillars with horses heads on and take the first turning right. Follow the signs keeping to the right hand side of the