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Lee Abbey Devon
Lee Abbey, Lynton EX35 6JJ, UK
+441598 752621
Rooms
10 x single rooms with ensuite
8 x single rooms without ensuite
14 x Twin rooms with ensuite
3 x Twin rooms without ensuite
8 x Double rooms with ensuite
6 x Double rooms without ensuite
2 x Triple rooms with ensuite
3 x Triple without ensuite
1 x Family room without ensuite (a double and a single)
2 x Quads rooms (double and 2 singles) with ensuite
In addition at the Beacon Centre there are a further 15 rooms in bunk bed type accommodation with 1-5 beds in each room, totalling 44 beds.
In addition, there is the Octagonal Meeting Room, Library, art room, Chapel, Preston Suite (4 separate rooms used for youth, art, creche etc), Dining Room and Orangery, and two small meeting rooms for 3-4 people.
Notes
Lee Abbey Devon is a retreat and holiday centre where guests come to intentionally encounter the presence of Jesus Christ. It is hosted by an international Christian Community for whom it is home. Situated on a 288 acre estate within the stunningly beautiful Exmoor National Park in North Devon, it has its own beach, and a tea cottage (open May – Oct). We run a varied programme of week-long and weekend Christian retreats on themes such as prayer, discipleship, the environment, science, creativity, and well being. Guests are most welcome to come as individuals, couples, families, small groups and church groups to be renewed, refreshed and resourced: whether to join in the programme or to find your own rhythm and space in this ‘thin’ place.