
Gitcombe House is a Grade II listed Georgian manor farmhouse in South Devon. This grand property sleeps up to 13 guests across six bedrooms. Perfect for big family gatherings or group celebrations. The private hot tub seats six people and overlooks the rolling countryside. Groups can spread out across multiple reception rooms and enjoy off-road parking for several vehicles.
The farmhouse sits in the South Hams countryside near Totnes. You'll find 20 acres of private grounds with woodland walks and open fields. The area offers peaceful rural views with easy access to the Devon coast.
Six bedrooms sleep 13 guests total. The house features three bathrooms plus additional facilities.
Gitcombe House is a Grade II listed Georgian manor farmhouse in South Devon. This grand property sleeps up to 13 guests across six bedrooms. Perfect for big family gatherings or group celebrations. The private hot tub seats six people and overlooks the rolling countryside. Groups can spread out across multiple reception rooms and enjoy off-road parking for several vehicles.
The farmhouse sits in the South Hams countryside near Totnes. You'll find 20 acres of private grounds with woodland walks and open fields. The area offers peaceful rural views with easy access to the Devon coast.
Six bedrooms sleep 13 guests total. The house features three bathrooms plus additional facilities. Three separate reception rooms give everyone space to relax. The kitchen is large enough for group cooking. Period features include original fireplaces and high ceilings throughout this historic building.
Dartmoor National Park sits 8 miles away (20 minutes). Totnes town centre is 3 miles away (10 minutes) with independent shops and cafes. Blackpool Sands beach is 6 miles away (15 minutes). Paignton Zoo covers 80 acres and sits 9 miles away (25 minutes).
Gitcombe House combines Georgian elegance with modern facilities for large groups. Best suited for extended families or friends wanting a countryside retreat with coastal access nearby.
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Eight bedrooms and three reception rooms give everyone their own space. The Grade II listed building retains original period features throughout.
Six-person hot tub overlooks 20 acres of private grounds. Perfect for evening relaxation after exploring Devon's countryside and coast.
Twenty acres of woodland and fields surround the property. Groups can explore private walks without leaving the estate.
Three separate reception rooms mean different groups can relax simultaneously. No one feels cramped in this spacious manor house.
Easy access to Dartmoor National Park and South Devon beaches. Totnes town centre sits just three miles away.
Off-road parking accommodates multiple vehicles easily. Essential for groups arriving from different locations across the country.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Gitcombe House by car, take the A38 Devon Expressway and exit towards Totnes. Follow the A381 south and turn onto local roads towards Cornworthy. The property sits in its own 20-acre estate with ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Totnes, just 3 miles away. Regular services connect to London Paddington, Bristol and Exeter. Taxis are readily available from the station for the short journey to the property.
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