Bowerland is a classic example of that fast-disappearing phenomenon - the Devonshire farm courtyard. Known in 1254 as 'Borland', by 1578 (when it changed hands for fifty two pounds twelve shillings and six pence!) it had become Bowerlande. The property has had a long and varied history; it is believed that it was used as a POW transit camp in the war - the Napoleonic War! Today, Bowerland represents a characterful, sympathetically modernised farmhouse and two luxurious courtyard cottages, in...