Dog-friendly Accommodation
A Devon escape for you and your dog
The Granary’s spacious open-plan living area gives everyone room to unwind together, while large sliding doors lead directly onto the covered veranda and garden. The accommodation is arranged entirely on one level, making it easy to move between the indoor and outdoor spaces.
The private garden is mainly laid to lawn and provides plenty of room to enjoy the fresh air. It is enclosed, although the large pond within it is unfenced, so dogs should always be supervised outside.
Country walks and Devon adventures can occasionally result in muddy paws. A warm-water outdoor shower is available on the veranda, along with a separate dog towel, helping you clean up before heading back inside.
Underfloor heating and generous living spaces make The Granary a comfortable place to return to, whether you have spent the day beside the coast, exploring the countryside or simply enjoying the garden.
Explore Devon Together
From its peaceful East Devon setting, The Granary is well placed for days exploring the surrounding countryside, Exeter, Dartmoor, Exmoor and Devon’s coast. At the end of the day, return to the privacy of your own garden and enjoy the rural views together.
How many dogs can stay at The Granary?
Up to two dogs are welcome at The Granary. An additional charge applies for each dog.
How much does it cost to bring a dog?
The current charge is £30 per dog for each week or part of a week. Please confirm the charge when making your booking in case the booking terms have subsequently changed.
Is the garden enclosed?
Yes. The Granary has its own private enclosed garden, mainly laid to lawn and reached directly from the covered veranda.
Is the garden completely secure?
Although the garden is enclosed, no garden can be guaranteed escape-proof for every dog. It also contains a large unfenced pond, so dogs must be supervised at all times.
Is there somewhere to clean a muddy dog?
Can dogs be left alone in the property?
No. Dogs must not be left unattended inside The Granary at any time.
Are dogs allowed in the bedrooms or on the furniture?
Do dogs need to be kept on a lead?
Dogs must be kept on a lead around the wider Larkbeare site, including when first setting out for a walk. Owners must also prevent dogs from chasing wildlife, disturbing livestock or entering fields containing livestock.
Are there other guests nearby?
The Granary is beside Larkbeare Grange B&B and other neighbouring properties. Guests are therefore asked to keep dogs under control and minimise noise.