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Cadhay is open to the public on Fridays from May-September for tours of the house and gardens. There is a tea room serving fresh cakes and Devon cream teas.
Cadhay is open for tours of the Elizabethan manor house and garden
The Cadhay Tea Room serves homemade cakes and Devon cream teas Cadhay's Tea Room serves delicious homemade cakes and Devon cream teas Cadhay's Tea Room serves delicious homemade cakes and Devon cream teas Cadhay is open for tours of the Elizabethan manor house and garden Cadhay gardens attract many hundreds of visitors Groups visits welcome at Cadhay Cadhay's Tea Room serves delicious homemade cakes and Devon cream teas Cadhay gardens can be visited by individuals or groups Cadhay is open for tours of the Elizabethan manor house and garden

Availability and prices
Cadhay is a large house offering luxury self-catering holiday accommodation in Devon for up to 22 people. Cadhay is available for holiday rentals by the week or long weekend.

Additionally, The Stables and Coach House are self-contained, self-catering holiday rental properties on the Cadhay estate each sleeping 6. They can be rented individually or with Cadhay for total accommodation up to 34.

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What our visitors say
“Loved the gardens. Surprises around every corner. Will definitely recommend to others. Delicious tea. Excellent cakes.” 16/8/10

House and gardens open to the public
Cadhay is open to the public each Friday from May through September 2-5.30pm as well as the late Spring and August Bank Holidays.

Our Tea Room serves delicious homebaked cakes, light refreshments and Devon cream teas.

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Cadhay house and garden open to the public

Cadhay house and garden, located a short distance from Ottery St Mary in East Devon, is open every Friday afternoon from May through to September. In addition, during the late Spring and the Summer Bank Holidays it is open on Saturday, Sunday and Monday afternoons. 


Guided tours of the house recount its history dating back to the early 15th century. Visitors will see the Long Gallery, the Roof Chamber with its Elizabethan timbered roof, and the Court of the Sovereigns, described by Simon Jenkins as one of the “treasures of Devon”.

Visitors are also invited to explore the garden and allotments. In fact more and more people are coming to just visit the gardens which are an oasis of calm and tranquility and change dramatically as the season progresses.

The Tea Room, offering delicious homemade cakes, light refreshments and Devon cream teas, is open at the same time as the house and garden.

Opening times are between 2pm and 5.30pm (last house tour starting at 4.15pm) every Friday from May to September. We are also open for Late Spring and August Bank Holidays Saturday, Sunday & Monday.

Cadhay is a member of the Historic Houses Association.

Contact jayne@cadhay.org.uk or 
telephone 01404 813511 for further details.

2012 Prices
Guided Tours or the house and gardens Adults £7 Children £3
Gardens onlyAdults £3 Children £1
Season ticket for gardens £10 per person or £16 per couple for unlimited use, any open day May-Sept
Groups are very welcome by prior arrangement - £6 per person for 20+ visitors

Cadhay is located in the beautiful rural countryside of East Devon near Ottery St Mary



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