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We finally made it to the café at the Colyton Garden Shop. We had some delicious homity pies followed by scrummy tea and cake. A lovely spot for lunch and you can stock up on gardening supplies while you’re there. We came away with cabbages, sprouts and cauliflowers. Thanks for a lovely lunch, we’ll be

It may be low season but we’ve been working hard at Tritchayne Farm Cottages. Our most physically demanding task has been moving this mature beech hedge from our home in Seaton to the hedge surrounding our field at Tritchayne. The Ford B-Max proved to be a real tardis fitting four large beech trees in at

Tritchayne Farm Cottages are the perfect base for visiting the Jurassic Coast but if you’re looking for some variety there’s some excellent walking inland as well. We made it to the Blackdown Hills last week on a walk that took in the pretty Devon village of Broadhembury, I’ve never seen so much thatch and the

There’s something special about a winter sunrise. Here are two recent Seaton sunrises to share. Why not book yourself a winter break in our cosy cottages and come and see for yourself. Seaton beach is only a ten minute drive from Tritchayne Farm Cottages.

Another group booking and another family birthday celebration at Tritchayne Farm Cottages! Four generations got together to celebrate this birthday and in an impressive feat of organisation they managed a full roast dinner served in the glasshouse. They also made the most of the trampoline although hopefully not in that order! Book your group celebration

Despite the regular rainfall we’ve been managing to get out and about. Seaton Wetlands is looking beautiful this winter and still plenty of birdlife about.

Thanks to our group booking last week for their amazing comments and for sharing their pictures of the glasshouse celebrations. It only takes one cottage to be booked to rule out an exclusive use group booking so reserve now for 2020 to make sure you don’t miss out.

Sarah went on her first winter paddle on Sunday with AVCC from Whitford Bridge north of Colyton down the River Axe to Axmouth.  Becs and Ruan followed on foot for a beautiful but soggy river walk. You can walk to the river from the cottages or make it a circular trip to Seaton by using

This Sunday was the last day of normal service on the Seaton Tramway ahead of December’s Polar Express! Ruan and Becs made the most of it with another tramway adventure and were lucky enough to spot a kingfisher and a buzzard. Tritchayne Farm Cottages are just a mile away from the end of the line

Tritchayne apple cake was tested by our changeover team on Saturday and passed with flying colours so we deemed it good enough for our guests. Here it is in the welcome pack!