Mazzard Farm Cottages

What a very special place Mazzard Farm is. We rented out 3 cottages for our solstice wedding in Exeter and it was a fantastic weekend. The cottages are comfortable, cosy and very well equipped, and the gardens are perfect to drift around on a lazy afternoon. Jacqueline and Ruud really couldn’t have been better hosts - Jacqueline even cut flowers from the garden to make us bouquets on the morning of the wedding, a very special touch that we’ll never forget. The farm is brilliantly situated, too - a short drive down to the coast at Sidmouth, and set among the east Devon hills. A magical place.

We enjoyed our stay so much last Nov we booked again. The cottage we stayed in (Pippin) was very cozy with the wood burner for those colder evenings. We had snow again! The owners Ruud & Jacqueline were so helpful, always ready to give advice if needed about the surrounding area.Jacqueline also offers different types of massage therapies and I enjoyed a very relaxing reflexology session with her. The surrounding countryside is beautiful, peaceful and just a short distance from Ottery St Mary, which is really well connected to the coast and other places of interest.Thanks a million 😊

We stayed in Bramley Cottage at Mazzard Farm ... and we loved every minute of it! The cottage was comfortable and well-equipped. We particularly liked the fact that any baby/toddler equipment we required was also provided. The cottage grounds are lovely and peaceful, surrounded by countryside. Our son really enjoyed the play equipment on site such as a the trampoline, scooters and the football net, and it was nice for him to see the goats and chickens too. The open courtyard in the middle of the cottages made for a nice, community feel and was a great space for the children to play outside.

As a retired couple we enjoyed our stay in the comfortable well equipped Bramley cottage in peaceful rural surroundings mid May before school holidays began. The owners welcomed us with scones for tea and supplied details of all local attractions and eating places. We found plenty to interest us in the village of Ottery and local seaside towns. Devon lanes were filled with wild flowers, but are generally narrow. It was a refreshing short break.