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      Old Farm

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      Old Farm
      • East Street
        The Pennards and Ditcheat Ward, eng BA6 8NJ
      •   (798) 031-3869
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      • Sean House

        We stayed a week at this delightful 14th Century barn - formerly used for making cider. The place is well equipped and functional and the area is exquisite; great for cycling and walking. Richard is a great host - there if you want him to be but otherwise allowing privacy. Ask about the history of the farm. He has a great short Vimeo video that explains what he did with the place. Would definitely come back.
        Oct 13th, 2020

      • Gordon Mckenzie


        Jan 6th, 2020

      • Harry Evans


        Apr 13th, 2019

      • Matthew Evans


        Mar 31st, 2019

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      About
      Old Farm

      Old Farm is located at East Street in The Pennards and Ditcheat Ward, England BA6 8NJ. Old Farm can be contacted via phone at (798) 031-3869 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      •   (798) 031-3869

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      Q What is the phone number for Old Farm?

      A The phone number for Old Farm is: (798) 031-3869.

      Q Where is Old Farm located?

      A Old Farm is located at East Street, The Pennards and Ditcheat Ward, eng BA6 8NJ

      Q What is the internet address for Old Farm?

      A The website (URL) for Old Farm is: http://www.old-farm.co.uk/

      Q How is Old Farm rated?

      A Old Farm has a 5.0 Star Rating from 4 reviewers.

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      image We stayed a week at this delightful 14th Century barn - formerly used for making cider. The place is well equipped and functional and the area is exquisite; great for cycling and walking. Richard is a great host - there if you want him to be but otherwise allowing privacy. Ask about the history of the farm. He has a great short Vimeo video that explains what he did with the place. Would definitely come back.

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