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Harrabeer Country HouseYelverton, Devon, England
Barnabas HouseYelverton, Devon, England
Harrabeer Country HouseYelverton, Devon, England
Withill FarmYelverton, Devon, England
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The Rosemont is a spacious and beautifully maintained, late 19th century property situated within the Dartmoor National Park, yet only 9 miles from historic Plymouth and 6 miles from the ancient Stannary town of Tavistock. 
Harrabeer Country House is an award-winning 4* family run guest accommodation in Yelverton. Small, quiet and friendly, we recently received the AAs 4 Gold Star - Highly Commended award 2007/8 and we were also a top 20 finalist for the prestigious AA Landlady of the Year 2002 award. 
Jean and Dud invite you to Barnabas House, a gracious Edwardian residence, tucked away in a quiet Dartmoor location. We offer exceptional bed and breakfast accommodation with wonderful views, peace and tranquillity, fabulous food and a warm and friendly welcome.
Harrabeer Country House is an award-winning 4* family run guest accommodation in Yelverton. Small, quiet and friendly, we recently received the AAs 4 Gold Star - Highly Commended award 2007/8 and we were also a top 20 finalist for the prestigious AA Landlady of the Year 2002 award. 
The site on which Withill Farm sits has been occupied since prehistoric times. The present house was largely rebuilt in 1904. Since moving up the valley in 1988 Pam and Richard Kitchin have renovated and modernised the house without altering its simple charm. 
