Home House is a Grade II listed thatched Devon Longhouse in the delightful little village of Combeinteignhead, hidden in a sheltered valley and less than 3 miles from the sea in one direction and the A380 in the other. So while it feels like you are in a rural idyll in the middle of nowhere, it is in fact really accessible. It is one of the few large houses in a village of cottages and was originally a major cider producing farm (in fact, you could even get to sample some of the cider which is still made in an artisan way in the village).