Woodhayes Farm - Honiton - East Devon - Bed and Breakfast - Holiday lets - Offices rental -Office Space

The Threshing Barn

The Threshing Barn is a converted 19th century Grade II listed agricultural building.

The building was converted in 2007. Below is a list of the sizes of each unit.

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About us

Woodhayes farm is located in a quiet setting with uninterrupted views of the surrounding Blackdown Hills AONB, yet within easy reach of the main A30 artery through the South West and Honiton, our nearest town.

The farm has been in the Page-Turner family’s care since 1960, when Noel and Christy started dairy farming (later beef and sheep).

Their son, Greg, took on the diversification of the farm in the nineties, converting the redundant Grade II listed farm buildings into contemporary offices, self-catering accommodation and recently managing the conversion of a Dutch Barn into a spectacular art gallery.

Noel and Christy run bespoke Bed & Breakfast accommodation in the farmhouse. The farm consists of 150 acres of ancient woodland and parkland, which is still being farmed today. We are located in the Blackdown Hills, an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty” and neighbours onto Dumpdon Hill and National Trust Iron Age Hill Fort and ‘The Rough’ a 10 acre nature reserve owned and run by the Devon Wildlife Trust.

Vat Number : 871 5236 21

Contact Us

You can contact us in the following ways :

By post :

Woodhayes Enterprises ltd, The Dutch Barn
Woodhayes, Honiton, Devon, EX14 4TP

By telephone :

01404 46800

By mobile :

07958 699 645

By email:

greg@woodhayes.co.uk

Directions : Take the Dunkeswell road out of Honiton and off the A30 trunk road, cross Langford Bridge over the River Otter. After 150 yards turn right, Woodhayes Farm is the first drive on left.

“Sat Nav” : Please be aware that our post code will take you to “Otter View Farm” which is the next working farm on the right after Woodhayes. We have large signage at our entrance.

Find Us

We are very proud to have received the award for “Best Farm Diversification” at the 2014 Devon Farm Business awards organized by the Devon Agricultural Association, the Addington Fund and Stephens Scown LLP.

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