Clifton Farm House was built in the 1850's on the top of the hill, half a mile above the holiday village of Westward Ho! made famous by Kingsley's book of the same name, and just 5 minutes stroll from the beautiful Kipling Tors leading down onto the south west coastal path.

The farm itself is long gone as have the original sea views enjoyed from the fields behind which have, in recent years been sold and built upon. Nevertheless the house retains all the charm and character of a traditional working farmhouse. Forming one side of a walled courtyard, it still shares its setting with a stone barn and the once farm yard now offers secure off-road parking for our guests.

Our beautiful generous bedrooms are either en-suite or with a private, adjacent bathroom and have plenty of storage for the longest of stays. Whilst being bright and airy they retain a cosy feel!

All have central heating and are equipped with a generous courtesy tray, radio alarm clock, hair dryer and Freeview, digital television  with DVD/CD player.

(We can even supply you with a few DVDs for those wet, windy afternoons!)

The drawing room and conservatory are there for your enjoyment complete with a large selection of books, magazines, local maps, as well as other pastimes. You are welcome to spend your holiday relaxing and coming and going as you like.