From The East…… Take the M5 motorway to Exeter & then the A30 as far as Okehampton. Proceed to the town of Okehampton and in the centre of the town you will come to a crossroads with traffic lights. Continue straight on through the lights and drive out of the town up a winding tree lined road (the ruins of the castle will be on your left). Approximately one mile after the town take a right turn - signposted Northlew, Bude etc. After approximately ½ a mile take another right turn on the brow of an incline , once again signposted Northlew. Continue along the road until you reach a crossroads. Go straight over the crossroads as this is the road to Northlew, it is a country road for approximately 6 miles. ( A landmark is the Grange Equestrian Centre which you will pass after a couple of miles).

On approaching the village of Northlew there is a row of 2/3 grey bungalows to your left, approximately 30 metres afterwards the road bends sharply round to your left. On this bend there will be 2 entrances in front of you, take the left entrance signed ‘The Granary’ - there is a tarmac parking area next to an old stone barn and a flagpole usually flying a Union Jack. Our office is located in the orchard, it is a wooden log building between the old barns and the large green warehouse.

From the West and Plymouth…. Take the A30 to Sourton Cross (from Plymouth the A386) and proceed past the Shell garage and Burger King & Travelodge. Continue for approx’ 2 miles until you come to a roundabout ( the Manor House Hotel will be on your right). Take a right turn at the roundabout and shortly after take a turning to your left. Proceed for ½ a mile and then take the 2nd turning on your left which should be signposted Northlew. You will then be on a country road to Northlew which is approximately 6 miles. (A landmark is the Grange Equestrian Centre which you will pass after a couple of miles). Then follow the 2nd paragraph as above…..

ANY DELIVERIES IN HGVs PLEASE PROCEED TO SOURTON SERVICES OFF THE A30 & PHONE THE OFFICE FOR INSTRUCTIONS.