2 Harton Manor

Merlyn Chesterman welcomes you to 2 Harton Manor, the west wing of a 600 year old manor house right off the square in historic Hartland, just a short distance from the coast and coast path.  Warm, welcoming and offering a very high standard of comfort and facilities, 2 Harton Manor is ideal for walkers, artists or those seeking an exceptionally beautiful and off-the-beaten-track stay in North Devon. 

 

We offer coast path pick ups, drop offs, drying facilities, early breakfasts and packed lunches for walkers, have our own adjacent gallery and workshop and additionally offer art and woodblock courses.  Families and pets are very welcome.  Tea or coffee is served for all guests on arrival and there is Wi-Fi access across the house.  In the morning enjoy home-made preserves and bread, local farm produce in a hearty English breakfast, or a lighter continental style of fresh fruit, cheese and yoghurt.   

 

The double ensuite bedroom is beautifully decorated with a four poster, queen sized bed.  There is an attractive twin room and a comfortable single (complete with its own little study with desk and chair).  Both these rooms share a private shower room.   

 

Guests can enjoy the guest lounge with its imposing fireplace and woodburning stove, and three local village pubs offer evening meals, including the Michelin-mentioned Hart Inn: wonderful food, wine and local ale just a stone’s throw away.  Right on the doorstep is Hartland Abbey and the medieval deer parks, wonderful gardens, walks and heritage trails, galleries, potteries, artists and all the facilities of this unique rural village set within a spectacular coastal location.

 

Tariff:
(includes welcome tea or coffee; fresh, local farm-sourced breakfasts and all facilities. Early breakfasts and packed lunches gladly offered on request.)
 

DOUBLE: £50 pppn
TWIN:     £36 pppn

ARTS COURSES:  for new and experienced students £90 per person day for 2-4 people, basic materials included.
ARTS & CRAFTS: Studio selling woodblock prints of the coast by Merlyn Chesterman www.woodblock.eu