Whilst in Devon we stayed in a converted barn on an alpaca farm.
It was very spacious, light and had everything we could possibly need. Ian and Sue, the owners left us a welcome basket of local produce which was a delicious surprise. It made the ideal base for us all with 3 large bedrooms, one with ensuite and a very comfortable lounge.
As it was all on one level, my 15 month old granddaughter loved the freedom of being able to wander around safely.
There was a secluded patio area at the front and another area at the back for relaxing and sunbathing (although we didn't quite have enough sunshine for that).
How about this for a greeting in the morning. The herd of alpacas would always amble over to say hello.
It was very spacious, light and had everything we could possibly need. Ian and Sue, the owners left us a welcome basket of local produce which was a delicious surprise. It made the ideal base for us all with 3 large bedrooms, one with ensuite and a very comfortable lounge.
It was a fantastic place for a family holiday. If anyone wants more details go to Ware Barn Cottage
They are so cute! I would love to see them in person, but your pictures are a good second place. :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like an awesome place to stay. And I love the cute alpacas! Have a happy day!
ReplyDeletecool...interesting place
ReplyDeleteA different world with it's own aliens!
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What a wonderful place for your family to stay. I bet the baby loved the friendly alpacas with their funny topknots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place to stay! And the alpacas are very cute.
ReplyDeleteThe accommodation looks very spacious. Alpacas are such likeable animals and are great at guarding sheep and goats.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a lovely place to holiday. Your little grand daughter would have loved seeing the alpaca in the mornings.
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wow the transformation of this barn is fabulous. And the setting looks perfect for a weekend away with your grandies. Happy travels.
ReplyDeleteNice place to say though I'd worry about little un falling in the pond but then I probably would fall in myself. Not sure if I have been to Seaton from you last blog. Church looked good to visit with that cross. Did the alpacas expect food from you in the morning
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place!
ReplyDeleteA very nice place to stay. Those alpacas always look so cute with lovely faces.
ReplyDeleteYEP, A super place to spend a vacation with a family! Love those alpacas too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place to stay at. Love the Alpacas. they looks well cared for.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place to stay ! Would be something for me ! and then all these cute alpacas around ! They have done an excellent work converting this barn to a holiday let !
ReplyDeleteWow that is one great conversion from barn to holiday house.Very comfortable.The alpacas are cute.
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