Cadeleigh B&B Accommodation

Hotel | Bed and Breakfast | Accommodation | Cadleigh, Tiverton | Devon

Brambles Bed and Breakfast is 24 minutes (10.8 miles) via Exeter Rd/A396 from Cadleigh, Tiverton in Devon.

About Cadeleigh:

Cadeleigh is a small, picturesque village near Tiverton, Devon, known for its rolling hills, rural charm, historic church (St. Bartholomew's), and the popular gastro-pub, The Cadeleigh Arms, offering a peaceful escape with great access to the countryside and nearby towns like Exeter. The name also refers to a popular holiday cottage, "The Cadeleigh," a well-appointed studio lodge with a hot tub, ideal for romantic getaways, featuring modern amenities in a secluded setting for exploring Mid-Devon. About the Village of Cadeleigh Location: A small parish in Mid-Devon, about 4.5 miles southwest of Tiverton, situated amidst hilly, romantic countryside. Key Features: The historic St. Bartholomew's Church with a notable monument, an Independent chapel at Little Silver, and the well-regarded Cadeleigh Arms pub. Lifestyle: Offers a rural but accessible lifestyle, with easy reach to Tiverton, Crediton, and Exeter, making it a good base for exploring. About The Cadeleigh (Holiday Cottage) Type: A studio-style, one-bedroom holiday lodge designed for couples. Amenities: Includes a king-size bed, kitchen, wet room, Smart TV, WiFi, patio, wood-fired hot tub, and barbecue. Experience: Praised for its peaceful setting, cleanliness, comfort, and thoughtful touches, making it a popular romantic retreat with excellent stargazing opportunities. Accessibility: Located near local shops (4 miles) and a pub (2.9 miles), but access roads can be narrow.

History of Cadeleigh:

Cadeleigh, Devon, boasts a rich history rooted in Domesday Book entries, featuring two manors that later merged, a prominent St Bartholomew's Church with a stunning 17th-century Leach monument (Sir Simon Leach, Sheriff of Devon), and a past railway presence (the station was closer to Bickleigh). The village's history reflects continuity in its landscape, with traditional buildings, cob walls, and orchards, alongside a significant legacy from families like the Leaches and Courtenays, set in the picturesque Exe Valley. Early History & Manors Domesday Origins: The Domesday Book (1086) lists two manors, "Cadelia," which eventually combined into Cadeleigh. Land Ownership: Ownership passed through families like Chievre, Mohun, Kingston, Courtenay, Leach, and Doble. The Church & The Leach Monument St. Bartholomew's Church: A Norman church from the 12th century was rebuilt in the 15th century, with major interior renovations in 1766. The Monument: The standout feature is the elaborate early 17th-century monument to Sir Simon Leach (d. 1637) and his wife, Lady Katherine, featuring effigies and kneeling children, considered one of Devon's finest parish church monuments. Sir Simon Leach: A notable figure, he rose from a blacksmith's son to Sheriff of Devon, with his son a Royalist in the Civil Wars. Later Developments Railway: The village had a railway station (named "Cadeleigh and Bickleigh") from 1885-1963, located near Bickleigh. Architecture: The area features traditional red brick and cob barns, beech hedging, and gardens with cottage garden styles, showing little new development post-2000, notes Mid Devon District Council.

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