Devon
Widworthy Barton, Widworthy, Honiton EX14 9JS
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Weekends
£2,488 - £3,880
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Full Weeks
£3,554 - £5,651
Widworthy Barton is a beautiful, sixteenth century, Grade II* listed manor house, located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, near Honiton in East Devon.
Special offer – book a stay for January or February 2022 by the end of November 2021 and receive a 10% discount. This offer is applicable for direct bookings only.
There are 7 bedrooms to sleep 14 people. The master bedroom has a king-size four-poster bed and ensuite bathroom. The other six bedrooms share the remaining three bathrooms which have either a bath or shower. There are two cloakrooms too.
The house is arranged around a central courtyard, and has a Great Hall, which easily seats 14 for a formal dinner. There is also a large drawing room, a cinema room, a kitchen and a boot room. There’s an Elizabethan gallery on the 1st floor,
Sleeping arrangements
Amenities
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Countryside Walks
Outdoor Pool
Pet Friendly
Self Catering
Tennis Court
WiFi
Working Fireplace
Catering Available
Gardens
Licenced Venue
Self Catering
House Facts
The distinguished Chichester family of Devon lived here until the beginning of the 18th century. Evidence of Sir John Chichester, who fought in the Battle of Agincourt, is inscribed in the frieze above the panelling in the aptly named Chichester bedroom. The Chichester coat of arms can be seen above the porch and on the inner bell tower door of the neighbouring St Cuthbert’s church.
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Phil Goodall
Fantastic place
Natasha Craig
I spent one of the most magical and memorable weeks of my life at Widworthy Barton. The location is breathtaking. The view of the rolling hills above the private heated pool is outstanding. The grounds; with a tennis court, beautiful flowers, fruit trees and the marvellous St Cuthbert's church with its beautiful congregation, are all ... second to none. The house itself is exquisite, full of historical features, and the finish of every room is of a quality higher than some 5* hotels in which I've stayed. Above all, Caroline and Graham as the custodians of the Barton, are perhaps its greatest asset. Graham ensures that the grounds are immaculate, and during our stay helped us out with anything we needed. Caroline, is indescribably kind, helpful, and made us feel like we were visiting an old family friend. They are two of the loveliest people you will ever meet. I cannot praise Widworthy Barton highly enough. If I could, I would give it 6 stars.
Josep Lluis Nebot
We spent Christmas holidays in the house and it was an unforgettable experience. I spent hours in the library working or digging on those beautiful books. We where able to stay in the kitchen, chatting and drinking while the different meals were being prepared, as it is big enough. On the main hall there is a big old table that its the perfect place for family dinners. The surroundings were also beautiful to take a pleasent walk and we even were lucky to have some sun in the mornings and be able to play Tennis at the court!
Suzy Batchelor
We recently stayed at Widworthy Barton for a family celebration. The house exceeded expections and is even better in real life than the photos on the website. It is a large and imposing house but has been so beautifully and sympathetically restored that it felt like a comfortable family home and it was a wrench when we had to leave. Thank you to Caroline and Graham for ensuring a spectacular stay.
Noor Star
Caroline and Graham were amazing. I recently had my wedding at Widworthy Barton - amazing venue, stunning views and service at the highest standard. Thank you so much so having us! Highly recommended! J & A
Claire Holloway
Widworthy Barton is a magical place. Set in a beautiful green valley in Devon, it is a beautifully restored Manor House on a human scale. Its rooms all reflect the history of the house and its former owners, and the warm welcome from Caroline and the team can’t be faulted. And for those like us who live in SW London - it’s an easy direct train ride from Waterloo. I can’t think of anywhere better to spend a week unwinding with friends and family.