A thatch cottage with original features and a large garden, on the edge of the great Killerton estate with its 18th-century house, garden and parkland walks.
© National Trust / Mike Henton
A thatch cottage with original features and a large garden, on the edge of the great Killerton estate with its 18th-century house, garden and parkland walks.
Longmeadow is one of three adjoining thatched cottages housed in what was once a single farmhouse. A classic example of traditional Devon building techniques, Longmeadow boasts open-beamed ceilings, an inglenook fireplace and latticed windows.
Spend your morning exploring the cottage’s large garden before heading over to the local inn at Broadclyst. At Longmeadow, some of East Devon’s prettiest countryside strolls are on your doorstep.
The cottage sits on the edge of the Killerton estate, and a visit to its stunning Georgian house, garden, play areas and extensive parkland is a must. Your holiday directly contributes to the upkeep of the estate and others like it, and during your stay you'll have free entry to all National Trust properties during opening hours (booking may be required). Also close by, the wilds of Dartmoor Beckon. Ramble across this starkly beautiful landscape, taking in waterfalls and rock formations.
Longmeadow Cottage is next door to Broad Ley Cottage and Mattress Cottage, and they can be booked together for larger groups holidaying together.
Sitting room with solid fuel stove and bakers oven in inglenook fireplace, kitchen/diner.
Two bedrooms (1 double, 1 twin), bathroom with electric shower over the bath.
Access: The accessibility guide is for guidance only. For up-to-date information, please call the team on 0344 800 2070.
Heating: The cottage is heated by electric radiators.
Parking: Shared parking area with Broad Ley and Mattress cottages. There is a Zappi 7kW - ZAPPI207UW electric vehicle charging point shared by the three cottages.
Garden: Shared garden with Broad Ley and Mattress cottages.
Offers: Guests will benefit from a late Sunday checkout of 4pm at this cottage.