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The Apple Loft is an airy and open studio for two , looking out over Latchley and the Tamar Valley. Dog and Baby friendly it is perfectly situated for exploring Devon and Cornwall, and close to Tavistock, Dartmoor, Plymouth and the coasts. .

This airy open-plan Apple Loft is set up with all the necessities as well as a lovely view. It is part of the old stone barn that held the apple press when the valley was filled with orchards. It has a high ceiling and there is central heating, hot water and a wood burning stove. The table and chairs are in front of the large wooden double doors overlooking the valley. On a warm evening the doors can be opened to take in the view and watch the swallows across the yard. The sofa and chairs face the wood burning stove (some wood supplied) and a TV. The little kitchen area boasts a gas stove, oven, microwave, fridge and all the basics. If you need something specific just ask. A comfy good size double bed with quality linen and duvet is up a small set of stairs on the elevated mezzanine. The separate bathroom contains a shower/bath and toilet, towels are provided. Private off road parking included. Guests have their own small garden/courtyard with table and chairs.

The Apple Loft is situated on the edge of Latchley, a quiet pretty little historic village, with lovely neighbours and a countryside setting. The Tamar Valley is designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty. Historically, the valley has many signs of its copper mining of the 1800's including pumping houses, shafts, and chimneys. The valley is part of the World Heritage Site for Mining. You can walk from Latchley through Duchy of Cornwall woodlands up river along the Tamar to Luckett and Horsebridge. Or down river to Gunnislake and beyond.

Be the first to stay in this beautiful wing of this former village church, tastefully decorated and equipped with everything you’d need to relax in this rural peaceful corner of Devon. Soak in your own private hot tub, or chill out on the raised decking area watching the sheep graze and the sun set, whilst listening to your favourite music on the outdoor speakers connected to Sonos. Play it as loud as you like, there's no neighbours for 1km in any direction!

Up to 4 guests can have the exclusive use of 5 rooms - accessed via your own personal door to the rear of the church. This area leads straight onto the decked walkway with access to the hot tub. The spacious Master Bedroom with a king size luxury bed and 42" LED TV and Sonos dock. The Snug - consisting of 2 versatile singles, that can be made up as a double or 2 singles, with a study area to the other end. The Ante Room - all rooms lead of this, and it's a perfect space to sit and read a book. The Kitchenette - all the things you'd need to prepare a basic meal, including a fridge freezer and washing machine. The Shower Room - A double power shower and generous sized bathroom. All rooms have a good wifi connection / Ethernet ports.

A stunning area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB!) with amazing views for miles around - you cannot see another house from this location, so make as much noise as you like! There is guest parking for 2 cars, and the local village pub is 1 mile stroll away. A convenience store is 2 miles away, and for larger supermarkets and restaurants there is the market towns of Tavistock or Callington just 5 miles away. We are slap bang between the 2, just 1 mile into Devon from the river Tamar.

Covid -19 Due to the government advice against non-essential travel and advocating social distancing to stop the unnecessary spread of Covid 19 The Count House is now closed. I am contacting present bookings as the advice changes. Stay Safe! Claire The Count House was once a Mine office, now it is a light filled holiday cottage. Set on a wooded hillside with stunning views over the River Tamar. The private garden steeps you in nature with deer, swallows and brimstones all regular visitors.

Looking for one big cottage for a family party or get together ? We have a better idea! Long Barn Lakeside cottages sleeping up to 16. Your own homes + get together space! There are Ash, Beech (2 bedrooms) and Hawthorn (4 bedrooms). They are all attached in one row making it easy to move between them. Hawthorn has a large table seating up to 14 at a time + lounge seating up to 16 Long Barn cottages have a private indoor pool, gym & hot tub. There is also an additional outdoor hot tub

For multi-generational parties it is worth noting that there are no steps in any of the cottages. Each cottage has a walk in shower/wet room and all cottages have wheelchair access. Long Barn cottages shares this idyllic location with our Trehill Cottages. The grounds include a games room, 2 fishing ponds, outdoor pool (seasonal), play areas and our friendly donkeys.

You are in the Tamar Valley - an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ANOB). Locally there are shops and pubs (not walkable). Cycling and walking trails are abundant as well as canoeing on the Tamar & the renouned "Adrenalin Quarry" with its abundance of adrenalin oriented activities

The cottage is situated in a quiet location in the market town of Tavistock, but it is walking distance to the town square. It's only two miles to Dartmoor National Park, which you can see from our garden. A Victorian miners' cottage, part of the Tamar Valley World Heritage Site, it is cosy and refurbished to a high standard. It is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), and pets. One of our guests summed it up: 'The cottage is an absolute jewel'

The Cottage is spacious and has been renovated recently, the latest addition being a wood burning stove in the front room. There is sitting room, kitchen and dining room, two double bedrooms and another with bunkbeds. There is also a sofa bed available for two more. It can sleep eight people. We also have a travel cot for babies. There is a stair gate at the bottom of the stairs. There are two toilets, one upstairs and one downstairs, a bath and a separate walk in shower. The kitchen is fully equipped with a washing machine and a dishwasher. Pets are welcome. The garden is free for you to use and we are a short walk from the town, local park, swimming pool and arts centre, with cinema. There is free internet and a smart tv. Also available are board games, books, DVDs, piano and guitar.

Fitzford Cottages are unique. We are part of the Tamar Valley World Heritage site. The Victorian miners cottage was built in 1862 as ideal housing for the Duke of Bedford's mines. We are situated in the town but in a quiet location. It is peaceful and secluded whilst being walking distance from the attractions of the town. Tavistock is an award winning market town with independent shops, an indoor pannier market and a choice of superb restaurants, pubs and tearooms.

Situated in a completely secluded location on our smallholding one and a half miles from Tavistock in Devon, The bus is in a lovely rural location with its own garden and surrounded by woodland, trees and meadows. All kinds of wildlife are regularly seen here. The interior has been made by a bespoke carpenter from reclaimed materials and is a work of art. With a recent makeover and new appliances, shower and efficient woodburner you have all the comforts of home.

The bus has a very comfortable double bed. The kitchen and bed units are bespoke and made from reclaimed hardwood finished to a high standard. Hot and cold water are supplied by a propane heater which supplies the shower also. The fridge runs on gas and is also brand new. Cutlery, crockery, Pans and dishes glasses and mugs are all supplied. The lighting is 12v and supplied from a leisure battery and solar panel. The composting toilet is approximately 10m from the bus. Additional camping/van parking space is available for a fee upon request.

We are located in a mining area close to the Tamar Valley AONB. We live in the Tavy watershed surrounded by rolling hills, farmland and woodland. Nearest pub 1 mile away, Tavistock with its shops filled with local produce, farmers markets, pubs and restaurants is 1.5 miles away. We are also on the cycle route and for adrenaline junkies purpose made downhill bike tracks and tree surfing are a couple of miles away in the Tamar valley. Milemead fisheries is a five minute walk away with coarse fishing including specimen carp. Trout, Sea Trout and Salmon fishing is available during the season on the Tavy, Walkham and Tamar rivers. Both coasts can be reached in under an hour I am a keen surfer, snorkeller and fisherman myself and Dartmoor is approx five miles away.

Warm and cosy single storey detached barn conversion in the grounds of 18th century, Grade 2 listed former Mill. Set in peaceful West Devon countryside this beautiful, self catering cottage, sleeping 2 is the perfect rural hideaway, yet central for exploring. There are beautiful views of the surrounding countryside, wonderful walks and an amazing range of bird life right outside your window.

Beautifully converted from a former shippon, Miller's Rest, is a comfortable holiday home, ideal for a relaxing break. Unlike a traditional B and B, when you have to vacate the premises after breakfast, the entire cottage and all its facilities are yours to use, and come and go as you please, for the entire length of your stay. The open plan living-room has a reclining sofa so you can put your feet up and watch TV, a DVD or listen to the radio or some CDs, a well designed kitchen with electric oven and hob,fridge and microwave and dining area with table and chairs. We must point out however that there is no wi fi available in the cottage. If this is important to you, there are several coffee shops in Tavistock where you can use it. The spacious bedroom has a super-king sized bed and wonderful views out to the gardens and Brentor church beyond. The shower room has a WC and wash basin as well as a walk in shower. Electric heaters in both the rooms should the evenings be chilly and there is parking right outside the front door so is ideal for people with limited mobility. There is a BBQ and outdoor furniture in the pretty, private cottage garden.

There are several National Trust houses in the area, Buckland Abbey, the former home of Sir Francis Drake, and Cothele in particular is a real favourite with its stunning gardens rolling down to the River Tamar and walks through the woods to the Cornish riverside village of Calstock. There is wonderful walking and riding on nearby Dartmoor and the National Cycle Route 27 is easily accessible. Just over half an hour in the car and you can be on either the North or South Coast so we really are central for all your explorations!

My country cottage is situated in the beautiful Tamar valley between Dartmoor/Bodmin moor. This is my second bedroom . The room has its own private bathroom. You have free access to the sitting room, dining room, and garden. Friendly local pub serving good food. Scenic walks. 3 miles Callington 15 miles Plymouth. Drive to beautiful beaches within fourty minutes. Must be dog lover as I live here full time with my two Tibetan terriers. Dogs welcome.

Kingfisher Pod at Milemead is ideal for those looking to get away from it all. It is located in a tranquil, west-facing spot surrounded by wildlife, directly overlooking a picturesque lake. Milemead is a coarse fishery, and fishing and tackle is available to guests. We are located 2 miles from the historic town of Tavistock, 3 miles from spectacular Dartmoor and from popular mountain bike trails, making this a great destination for walkers, runners and cyclists.

In the pod you will find details of recommended local places to eat, including takeaways, some of which offer a delivery service

Garden room in the Tamar Valley, area of outstanding natural beauty. Cosy studio with bed settee and large walk in shower within private garden and off road parking. Nearest rail station Gunnislake 2miles, mainline station Plymouth 17 miles. Close to Cotehele (National Trust ) and other NT properties within easy reach. Bus service runs close by (10 mins walk). Nearest towns Callington 4 miles, Tavistock 7 miles, Plymouth 17 miles.

This rural garden room is fully insulated to ecohome standards and with a German clay core heater comfortable in all weathers. It is part of a rural property situated on a country lane with open fields to front and rear.

This is a beautiful part of Cornwall with rolling hills and wooded valleys. The branch railway line from Gunnislake to Plymouth (45 mins) provides a gorgeous view of the Tamar Valley (an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) Walks through the countryside are available from some of the stops on the line.

Bungalow in a small cul-de-sac, detached property in very quiet area. Off road parking and close to the A30. Tesco within minutes walk, 2 golf courses within 5 miles, Leisure centre facilities close by.

My place is close to the Cornwall-Devon border not far from the beaches and Dartmoor. You’ll love my place because of the views, the open plan living space, the location. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, holiday makers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

What makes my place so good is the price. It comes in at less than half the price of other similar holiday cottages. There are no extra cleaning costs. All I ask is you leave the place as you would like to find it.

There is a restaurant and bar on site as well as a games room for guest use. A good pub is a 10 minute walk away. There is no private garden but directly outside are large green spaces, a play area and tennis courts. The Donkey Park with large indoor play areas (and lots to do outside) is a short walk away.

Built in 2017 in a large garden with uninterrupted views, from both the cabin and decking, of the River Tamar. Ideal retreat for artists, writers, walkers and nature lovers. The garden is unsuitable for children as it is steep, well behaved dogs welcome provided they don't launch themselves into the river as the only access is by a ladder. There is strictly no fishing. Just enjoy a natural habitat, which is plentiful. You might see kingfishers, otters, cormorants, leaping fish, hope so!

The Ottery was originally built as an artist studio, but I decided the view was so beautiful I wanted to share it with other nature and peace lovers. It was completed in April 2017 and is situated at the end of my garden. It has wooden floors in the living areas and tile in the bathroom. It has decking on 2 sides with a table and chairs to enjoy nature. In the winter it is cosy but, it is a cabin, and does not have double glazing but gets warm quickly when the fire is lit, for which kiln dried wood is provided. Warmth can be maintained with an oil filled radiator, this to me is part of the romance of staying in a cabin in the winter. There is a condensation issue in the winter as it is warmer inside the building than out, but a handy tool and kitchen roll is provided so that the view is not obscured. The cabin has far reaching views up the river and is situated close to an ancient monument, Newbridge which is a 16th Century bridge. There are 4 fantastic walks available by walking out of the front door, no need to use the car! When the river is being lazy you can swim from the garden, but you need to ask me first please so I can judge if it is safe as the currents can be deceptive. It is close to Dartmoor and about 30 mins drive to the coast. It has no wifi or TV, but I have provided basic artist materials (please bring your own paper), board games, jigsaws and books and magazines. Mobile service is excellent for Vodafone and 02, but for other networks you might have to go on the roof to get a signal! If you need to contact someone, provided it is in the UK you are welcome to use my landline.

Gunnislake is a working village with 4 pubs, a post office, general stores, an excellent butchers and a hardware and gift shop. It is situated about 200 meters from the cabin, but up a very steep hill (good exercise) there is free parking for 2 hours in the village. Gunni has a train station and a regular bus service. The nearest town, Tavistock is 5 miles away and is a market town. Plymouth is the nearest city by car it takes about 30 mins and is also accessible by a scenic train journey or by bus. There are restaurants close by and food round here is excellent. There are no nightclubs! Villagers tend to be very friendly, and helpful.

We have a standard single, a double-room and a King Size room for up to 5 guests. We are close Tavistock, Dartmoor, Plymouth and the North Cornwall coast. We cater for singles/couples, and business travellers. We can take and collect guests from inns and restaurants within a 5 mile radius of our home. We keep poultry, and guests may like to collect their own eggs for breakfast when available. Continental breakfast is included or a cooked breakfast available for additional cost.

Guests have a single bed with use of the guest bathroom adjacent to the bedroom. The bathroom has a walk-in shower, handbasin, bath and loo. Guests have sole use of the sitting room with TV and an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove. The wood burners are lit in the autumn and winter months. A selection of bottled beers and wines are available for a suggested donation however we do ask that red wine is not taken upstairs but is consumed in the dining or sitting room areas. We are lucky to have several inns and restaurants nearby that serve good food and your hosts are happy to take and collect guests within a 5 mile radius for a small donation. We have a fairly large garden with places to sit and read, have a coffee or a glass of something. In the summer the lawn is usually set up for garden croquet which guests are welcome to play between themselves or with the hosts. We don’t provide evening meals but guests are welcome to collect a takeaway from town and eat in the dining room or if they wish there is a barbecue that can be lit if required. Continental breakfast is included and provided in the dining room with a toaster and coffee and tea making facilities. Cooked breakfast can be provided by prior arrangement for an additional fee.

We are within a hamlet set in a rural location. There are views from to the east over Dartmoor. Our neighbourhood is friendly and all of our neighbours are well versed with helping each other out when needed. Although being only 2.25 miles from Tavistock we would strongly advise that guests coming to Cherry Tree Cottage either have their own transport or make alternative arrangements before arrival as we are not on a bus route.

A lovely cosy barn conversion with beautiful views over the Tamar Valley

Guest have full use of accommodation and large shared playing field.

Located on a working dairy Farm of 240 acres, in the heart of the Tamar Valley The Granary is a single storey barn conversion with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. The Holiday cottage has a shared playing field for children and dogs to use. Gulworthy is on the Devon/Cornwall border and right on the doorstep is Morwellham Quay. The Tamar Valley trails is a favourite for walkers and cyclists. Tavistock, 3 miles has a award winning pannier and farmers market, shops, restaurants, an indoor swimming pool and live music venue, Horse riding, fishing, canoeing, Boat trips and even a train from Calstock into Plymouth are some of the things you can try whilst staying here. There two supermarkets in the Tavistock, which is 2 miles away and the nearest petrol garage is a just a mile up the road.

Rose Cottage was built as part of the Count House of a long disused copper and silver mine, remains in the garden. Located in the quiet village of Harrowbarrow, Tamar Valley, it is close to the National Trust Property, Cothele. There is a double and a single bedroom. It has an original Edwardian Tiled Fireplace. There is a lovely south facing patio, with garden furniture. Harrowbarrow has well stocked village shop and post office , and there is a pub a short walk away in Metherell.

The whole cottage is available, with own entrance, small garden and off- road parking on our driveway.

Well stocked Village shop and Post Office 2 mins walk away, Friendly local pub serving good food.

With stunning views over the Tamar Valley, the immaculately presented Tamar Orchard Barn studio is set in beautiful formal gardens, it is the perfect location to ‘discover the extraordinary' of the ‘Hidden' Valley and the surrounding world beating heritage and spectacular landscapes.

A converted apple store barn which has been sympathetically restored by the owners, with a south facing, private enclosed garden, which in turn is surrounded by stunning gardens and orchards. With complete tranquillity and seclusion, there can be few better places to while away a relaxing afternoon listening to the chatter of birds and inhaling the scent of flowers.The Tamar Valley is steeped in mining heritage, nestled around the rivers Tamar, Tavy and Lynher and on the boundary between Devon and Cornwall this is one of the regions most beautiful and historic destinations. With amazing walks and cycle rides to explore, train journeys, river activities and Cornwall's stunning coastlines, no distance away, and the historic port of Plymouth less than 20 miles away there is plenty to see and do during your holiday. At the end of a hard day exploring you can retreat to the tranquillity of the ‘Hidden Valley' and perhaps a BBQ in your garden or while away the evening in one of its many friendly pubs.Accommodation Ground Floor only: Enter into the open plan studio barn, through a handy ‘boot' lobby, there is a living area with comfortable seats and an electric effect wood burner, a kitchen area with fitted units and a 5' double bed. Shower room with hand basin, WC and spacious shower, under floor heating in the Winter months.Exterior: There is convenient parking for one car in front of the main Sandhill House and a 30m walk through the formal gardens to the Tamar Orchard Barn entrance. You have your own private secluded garden area with south facing limestone terrace, rose garden, and charcoal BBQ (charcoal supplied), table and chairs and sun loungers. French windows and two barn doors allow natural air-conditioning on balmy Summer days.Facilities & Services There are electric heaters ,including a wood effect wood burner stove. The compact kitchen area has a a combination microwave (oven, and grill) and an induction hob, toaster, kettle and under counter fridge with ice box. The sitting room has a digital TV with Freeview. There is free WiFi. There is an iron & ironing board.Miscellaneous A Welcome Gift, electricity, heating, bed linen and towels are included. A no smoking policy applies to the Barn. Dogs may stay by arrangement, for a small additional price of £30 per dog per week. Please note dogs may not be left unattended in the property, nor be allowed on furniture or the bed. Laundry can be organised with the owners of the main house for a small extra charge.General Booking Information Arrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Access is from 3:00 pm. And departure by 11:00 am on morning of departure.Short breaks are available during quieter months.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

The Tamar Valley is a stunning, quiet, picturesque region with some beautiful villages including Calstock with its impressive Viaduct dominating the village. There are many local walks and cycle rides such as the Tamar Trails centre, trains to Plymouth from the station at the end of the carriage drive and boat trips from Plymouth and Calstock during the Summer months. Further up stream on the Devon bank is Morwellham Quay with its fantastic open air museum, which has been awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO, the cultural arm of the UN, and is part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape. Nearby Tavistock, is an ancient stannary and market town on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, and just across the border in Devon, has a wealth of fine pubs, restaurants, supermarkets and tourist attractions.The Tamar Orchard Barn is in one of Cornwall's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Bodmin Moor recently AWARDED rare DARK SKY status is close by to the west. This wild area reaches a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwalls stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail.What does this have to do with our local area?The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.The National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow neighbours Rick Steins empire on the North Coast. The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, the first steam operated railway in Cornwall, takes in 13 miles of countryside. Also just outside Bodmin is the Camel Valley Vineyard who have been winning awards for their home grown wine for the past 20 years. The National Trust have a number of properties nearby with Cotehele House being just 3 miles away. - Lanhydrock House, Trerice, Antony (used for Disney's Alice in Wonderland), Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Doomsday Book.Dartmoor is closer to us and more popular even though it is in Devon.Dartmoor, to the east, is one of our National Parks and covers 368 square miles of Devon, from tors and moorland, to valleys with streams and waterfalls, Dartmoor is rich with Neolithic and early Bronze age hut circles and standing stones, there are dozens of walks from easy strolls to demanding hikes. The highest point is High Willhays at 2037ft above sea level with stunning views in all directions. Princetown in the centre has the renowned Dartmoor Brewery with the famous "Jale Ale" named as a reference to Dartmoor Prison. You can be on Dartmoor National park in just twenty minutes from the Tamar Orchard Barn.Our ‘local' pub the White Hart is five minutes away and has just been awarded the 2019 CAMRA Cornish Pub Of The Year, well worth a visit!

Kilworthy Rise Annex is under 10 mins walking distance of the historical award winning market town of Tavistock and an ideal place to stay for those wishing to explore the town facilities while benefiting from staying in a rural location. The Annex affords you the freedom and privacy you would expect from staying in an apartment with the advantage of the warm welcome and support you would expect from staying in a hosts home. A self serve breakfast is included and provided in the kitchenette.

Please be aware that there are three steps to access the Annex. There is one really comfortable double bed with double duvet and a lovely double sofa bed. The Annex is perfect for singles or couples and can confortably accommodate an additional adult or a child on the sofa bed. The Annex has a small kitchenette equipped with a sink, fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster where you will find everything you need to make breakfast, snacks/picnic lunches, refreshments and re-heat food. Please note there is no full cooker/stove/oven in the accommodation. For breakfast we provide a selection of breakfast cereal, muesli, granola, toast, jam/marmalade, fresh fruit, orange juice, tea, coffee, biscuits and milk in the Annex kitchenette allowing you to be fully self sufficient which is all included in the price. In addition a cooked breakfast or full English breakfast can be delivered to the Annex for you at a very reasonable additional charge. Several guests have commented on how much they enjoyed the cooked breakfast (my husband is a chef) so please ask for details and availability if this is required.

Kilworthy Rise Annex is situated in a quiet, rural location on the edge of Tavistock town centre. It is perfect for those who would like to be within walking distance of the town centre but would also prefer not to be staying on a busy main street. Tavistock is a great place to stay for walkers exploring Dartmoor, cycling Route 27 or just visiting on a stop off on the way down to Cornwall. It is within easy reach of the North Cornish coast with the amazing beaches at Bude and Newquay and ideally situated to explore the city of Plymouth and Cornish town of Looe. There are a variety of National Trust properties in the area (Lydford Gorge, Cothele House, Buckland Abbey, Castle Drogo and Finch Foundary ) and we have had guests go on day trips to the Eden project.

Come and enjoy a wonderful break in beautiful surroundings (garden overlooks stunning Tamar Valley) as we welcome you to this spacious (yet cosy with the log fire on!) double room with sole use of private bathroom. You are very welcome to enjoy the garden as well, that is if you aren't too busy exploring the scenic coastline, beaches, Dartmoor National Park, bustling market town of Tavistock, and walks in the countryside. We are warm and friendly hosts who look forward to welcoming you!

Adequate Parking, Double bed, Free Wifi, Use of Garden Furniture, Television, Breakfast Table in Room, mini refrigerator, Hairdryer and Towels Provided, Armchairs, Sole Use of Private Bathroom across from bedroom, Log fire, continental breakfast.

We are located in the idyllic Cornish village of HarrowBarrow, which is between Tavistock and Callington. Kit hill is 2.5 miles away which is well known for it's panoramic views of Cornwall and Devon, we are also very close to Cotehele National Trust as well as Dartmoor National Park.

Perfect for walkers or access to Dartmoor Comfortable, cosy rustic,breathtaking views of Dartmoor National Park village of Brentor has no shop and a vintage old railway track, easy access to the unique features of Dartmoor, including old mining history, Lydford Gorge, Tavistock market town. A local bus route that runs through village linking Tavistock, Okehampton and Plymouth. On the border of Cornwall and Devon, makes it a stunning location. The house has books is artistic and inspiring.

Quiet village in a stunning location. With your room you will wake up to the view of a field that hosts horses, deer and many other wildlife, including resident owls.

Our apartment is good for couples and solo travellers. Attached to our house, this is a small but very comfortable and modern space, with private entrance and patio garden. We are situated in a village within the Tamar Valley which is on the border between Devon and Cornwall. You have easy access to all areas of the Southwest, and particularly the parks of Dartmoor and Bodmin, the city of Plymouth and the market town of Tavistock. It is a great area to explore or just to relax.

Lower Metherell is a friendly little village with a 15th Century country pub less than 5 mins walk away from our home. Other pubs, a village shop and medieval church are nearby in Harrowbarrow and St Dominick.

The cottage is suitable for a couple and a child sleeping in the same room.The bed and bedding is provided. Also the cottage is pet friendly , but would expect any pet not allowed in or on beds.

Stairs to open plan bedroom with double bed and bathroom with shower off bedroom area. A single folding bed is available for a child.

Gunnislake is situated in the Tamar valley on Cornwall side and close to Tavistock,Dartmoor,south east coast,Plymouth and the Tamar Trail for great walks and mountain biking.

Little Brook may be small but it's perfectly formed. Equipped to a high standard, it is self-contained with private shower & WC. Off road parking directly outside means you can settle straight in & enjoy the Cornish countryside.

There is a king sized bed and single available. The single is a daybed that will be made up as a sofa unless otherwise requested. With a kettle, toaster, small fridge, microwave and gas stove (outside in the BBQ area) you can create your own breakfast and use eggs provided by our happy chickens or have the simple breakfast provided - cereals, croissants & jams. Bring your own BBQ to use in the BBQ area or use the gas camping stove provided. An additional small summer house is available to use for eating and relaxing, with an undercover area for cooking. The award winning Springer Spaniel Pub is just 1 mile away with stunning views across the valley on your stroll back. The newly opened farm shop Tre, Pol, Pen is also nearby with excellent cafe, butchers and beautiful local produce and can offer you a full breakfast and a great coffee.

Beals Mill is a quiet rural hamlet situated on the Cornwall/Devon border making it a great base to explore both counties. The region is rich in National Trust properties, private gardens. There are also plenty of beaches to choose from, beautiful coastal and countryside walks.

The Chrysalis is a delightfully presented, modern home, luxuriously appointed in a fun, contemporary style. A double height living room provides an airy, spacious feel and outside there is plenty of space including a seating area with barbecue and fire pit.

The Chrysalis is a modern home built in the grounds of Butterbee House. The open plan living area includes a double height spacious lounge / dining area and a newly fitted kitchen. Outside you will have access to a large shared garden and patio area with lots of seats, outstanding views over Bodmin Moor, a barbecue and fire pit. Can be booked with The Beehive (sleep 8 - next door) to give a maximum capacity of 12.Callington is a great location at the eastern edge of Bodmin Moor. The Tamar Valley is beautiful and picturesque with plenty of quiet country pubs, stunning walks and secluded streams and valleys. St Mellion golf course is within a few miles and Plymouth within a 30 minute drive. Both coasts can be reached relatively quickly where you can spend a day viewing the stunning North coast beaches, cliffs and headlands or the quaint, traditional fishing villages of the south coast.AccommodationGround Floor: Open plan kitchen, lounge and dining room with comfortable sofas (including 1 x sofabed) and double height ceilings, downstairs shower room with WC and hand basin. Stairs leading to:First Floor: Opens into master double / twin zip and link bedroom with views across the moors.Exterior: Patio seating area with garden furniture, fire pit and BBQ for the sole use of guests staying at The Chrysalis - charcoal not provided. Large shared garden.Facilities & Services The Chrysalis has gas central heating and an electric fire. The fully fitted kitchen is equipped with an electric oven (including microwave facility) & hob, kettle, toaster and fridge with ice compartment. There is a washing machine. The lounge area has a flat screen TV with integrated DVD player, CD & Radio. There is an iron and ironing board available. The property has WiFi. There is access to a drying room and also storage for bicycles.Miscellaneous Heating, electricity, bed linen and towels are all included however you will need to bring your own beach towels. Parking for 2 cars at the front and more available on request with the owners. One dog is welcome to stay at The Chrysalis at the small additional charge of £25 per dog per week, but please remember that your dog may not be left unattended in the property at any time. There is a cot and high chair. No smoking please.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£200 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.

Callington is a short walk from Chrysalis and has a good selection of local amenities, including a Tesco, a number of good pubs, doctors surgeries etc.The Tamar Valley is a stunning, quiet, picturesque region with some beautiful villages including Calstock with its impressive Viaduct dominating the village, Calstock Quay was originally used for transportation of tin as there is a deep water navigable channel at the top of the tides, although the construction of the Tamar Valley Railway in the early 20th century led to most cargo being transported by rail. Further up stream is Morwellham Quay with its fantastic open air museum, Morwellham Quay has been awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO, the cultural arm of the UN, and is part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape. Tavistock is just over the border in Devon, an ancient stannary and market town on the edge of Dartmoor, it has a wealth of fine pubs, restaurants, supermarkets and tourist attractions including ruins of a Benedictine Abbey which was founded in 961.Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A30 is home to one of Cornwall's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwalls stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.The National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow neighbours Rick Steins empire on the North Coast. The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, the first steam operated railway in Cornwall, takes in 13 miles of countryside. Also just outside Bodmin is the Camel Valley Vineyard who have been winning awards for their home grown wine for the past 20 years. The National Trust have a number of properties nearby - Lanhydrock House, Trerice, Cotehele and Antony (used for Disney's Alice in Wonderland), Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Domesday Book.Dartmoor is one of our National Parks and covers 368 square miles of Devon, from tors and moorland, to valleys with streams and waterfalls, Dartmoor is rich with Neolithic and early Bronze age hut circles and standing stones, there are dozens of walks from easy strolls to demanding hikes. The highest point is High Willhays at 2037ft above sea level with stunning views in all directions. Princetown in the centre has the renowned Dartmoor Brewery with the famous "Jale Ale" named as a reference to Dartmoor Prison, this can be sampled at the Prince of Wales which originally was the home of the Brewery (it has now been moved to a purpose built facility just down the road!), alternatively the Plume of Feathers pub offers fine, warming, food, fires and awarding beer from St Austell Ales.

Modern, light and comfortable ground floor garden flat situated in the middle of North Cornwall providing good access to all the wonders, delights and magical destinations of the west country. Located in a quiet, friendly and safe Close with its own private garden at the foot of Kit Hill you can enjoy rural walks through the countryside straight from your front door. Ideal base location to visit the rugged beauty of the North coast and the softer splendour of the south coast.

Easy access to Plymouth City Centre, Dartmoor to the east and Bodmin Moor to the west. 40 minutes drive to the Eden Project. St Mellion International Resort Cornwall is 3 miles away if Golf is your pleasure. Bus stop within 50m and the nearest beach is under 30 mins by Car. This is a fantastic location to base your adventure into all the heritage mystery and amazing places the south west of England has to offer.

quiet and friendly rural neighbourhood. Situated at the foot of Kit Hill it offers great scenery and countryside walks. Callington Town is 1 mile away.

The Airbnb is an annexe to the main house with its own entrance and is a large room with an en suite shower room. There is a super king size bed with a firm mattress. ( This 6 foot wide bed can be made into two, 3 foot beds if required ) . There is plenty of drawer and hanging space. Breakfast tray included with a choice of cereals

There will be a Devon clotted cream tea ( with home made scones ) in the fridge to welcome you and a good selection of hot drinks.

We are a 10 minute walk from the beautiful scenery of Dartmoor, Tavistock golf course and the centre of a busy historical market town with plenty of restaurants , pubs, cafes and shops. The river Tavy is nearby and runs alongside a large park.

Located on the outskirts of Gunnislake on the Tamar Estuary, this cottage is nestled amongst primrose banks and wooded slopes.. Ground Floor: Living room: With Freeview TV, DVD player and CD player. Kitchen/dining room: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet. First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With single bed. Bedroom 3: With single bed. Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. Tumble dryer (shared). 2-acre grounds with sitting-out area, garden furniture and barbecue (shared). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are slopes and 30 steps in the grounds.. Located in the hamlet of Hatches Green on the outskirts of Gunnislake, Garden Cottage is a lovely detached holiday cottage set in the grounds of the owners’ home. Nestling amongst 2 acres of pretty primrose banks and wooded slopes, this is a nature lovers’ ideal spot. The location is perfect for walkers, with a barbecue and picnic table provided. Gunnislake is on the Tamar Estuary; the river that divides Devon and Cornwall, so exploring both counties is very easy from here. The village of Gunnislake has a post office and shops. Shop and restaurant 1 mile, pub ½ mile.

The Old Sunday School is located in the picturesque and peaceful village of Harrowbarrow with stunning views of the Tamar Valley and beyond. The Grade II listed and former Wesleyan Sunday School retains many of its original features and was refurbished to a high standard in 2018 with a contemporary interior including a large ensuite bedroom with dressing area and glass partition giving a mezzanine feel to the beautiful open-plan living space. K9 companions welcome - we're dog friendly!

The property benefits from: Parking immediately outside A large contemporary wood burner with logs provided Underfloor heating Fast reliable fibre WIFI 55" TV with SKY HD Sonos sound system Separate WC Double oven and hob Bedding and towels supplied Washing machine Dishwasher Outdoor space with BBQ and stunning views shared with but very rarely used by Lisa & Jay the owners who live in the adjoining chapel building.

The quaint former mining village of Harrowbarrow lies around 7 miles southwest of the Dartmoor town Tavistock. Harrowbarrow is a quiet and friendly village less than 2 miles from the popular and historic Kit Hill Country Park well known for its majestic views, walking trails and archaeological remains. Quality Kit Hill eateries include "The Engine House" and "Louis Teas Rooms". Harrowbarrow's neighbouring village Metherell is a 15 minute walk away and is home to the popular and historic pub "The Carpenters Arms" which is praised by locals and visitors alike for its friendly atmosphere, decent pub food and real ale. Dartmoor and Bodmin moor are both only a short drive away and the Sunday School is also less than an hour from both the north and south coasts of Cornwall popular with walkers, bike riders and watersports and wildlife enthusiasts alike. St Mellion International Resort and Spa is just 3 miles away which welcomes visitors to use its spa, leisure facilities and world famous golf courses. Guests can pay to use their facilities without membership and dining is recommended at their restaurant and bar. The popular National Trust attraction of Cothele is a few minutes down the hill as is Calstock and The Tamar Trails, and from here Morwellham Quay can be reached via will ridden and hiked woodland track.

You’ll love our cosy, comfortable home because we are 2 minutes drive from Tavistock and the location is within walking distance of the beautiful Dartmoor National Park. Ideal for walkers, a warm welcome awaits our guests, and we will try to accommodate any requests. For larger groups we also have a loft room that sleeps a further 2, which could be used on occasion. Flexibility is our key word - we can on occasion accept last minute bookings.

Friendly atmosphere, home from home experience in a very peaceful area of tavistock

Very friendly neighbourhood within walking distance of Dartmoor walking distance to town centre, bus routes to town and Plymouth. Whitchurch Down, a 15 minute walk, has a 360 degree view of Cornwall and Devon. Tavistock has numerous independent shops and pavement cafes, also good eating places. Locally sourced produce is high on the agenda here. Cinema and swimming pool.

Recently converted cottage for a romantic, cosy get away on the edge of Dartmoor. Well equipped and decorated with an eye for detail and colour. Perfect location to explore Devon and as it is only a few miles from the border with Cornwall one can easily explore the all the amazing things these counties offer.

The Wool Shed has a large open plan living room with snug, corner sofa, wall mounted flat screen TV with DVD and wonderful wood burning stove making it a fantastic place to relax & unwind after galavanting around the stunning beauty of Dartmoor. There is also a large bedroom with kingsize bed, bathroom with bath & proper shower and a well equipped kitchen to whip up delicious meals from the fantastic local produce we have available in the area.

Located at the end of a small lane, surrounded by rolling farm land with views towards Cornwall - the Wool Shed is a little piece of heaven. Tavistock, a World Heritage Site, is only 3 miles away and has lots of fantastic food shops and restaurants; the Farmers Market has just been voted best in the South West and is well worth a visit. The little hamlet of Chaddlehanger is only 6 miles from the border with Cornwall so you are well placed to explore both Devon and Cornwall, the wonderful beaches on the North and South Coasts of Devon are within easy reach as well as masses of places to see and adventures to be experienced.

Situated in the village of St Ann’s Chapel, Cornwall, on the doorstep of Dartmoor, 12 miles from Plymouth and with easy access to both the A30 and A38 into Devon and Cornwall. You will have a good sized double bedroom in a 4 bedroom house shared with myself and my wife and our cats. You will have the use of all kitchen facilities and large bathroom and shower. There are great views over the Tamar valley and a few minutes from the local pub. In the shadow of Kit Hill and other scenic walks.

Situated overlooking the world heritage site and AONB of the Tamar Valley and with good links to Devon and Cornwall via A38 and A30. Not far from the historic town of Tavistock and closely situated to Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor.

There is easy transport routes to local towns including Callington, Tavistock, Launceston and the City of Plymouth. There is a bus stop less than 5 minutes walk from the house and Gunnislake railway station is 10-15 minutes walk for trains to Plymouth. Cotehele House (National Trust) property is 5-10 minute drive away and Tamar Donkey Sanctuary is at the bottom of the road. Kit Hill Park and viewpoint with outstanding views is a 5 minute drive. There are a number of good local pubs that also do food. The nearest supermarket is Tesco in Callington, a 5-10 minute drive.

The Beehive is a delightfully presented, modern home, luxuriously appointed in a fun, contemporary style. A double height living room provides an airy, spacious feel and outside there is plenty of space including a seating area with barbecue and fire pit. One of our many luxury dog friendly holiday cottages.

The Beehive is a modern home built within the grounds of Butterbee House. The open plan living area includes a double height spacious lounge / dining area and a newly fitted kitchen. Outside you will have access to a large shared garden and patio area with lots of seats, outstanding views over Bodmin Moor, a barbecue and fire pit. Can be booked with The Chrysalis (sleep 4 - next door) to give a maximum capacity of 12.Callington is a great location at the eastern edge of Bodmin Moor, the Tamar Valley is beautiful and picturesque with plenty of quiet country pubs, stunning walks and secluded streams and valleys. St Mellion golf course is within a few miles and Plymouth within a 30 minute drive. Both coasts can be reached relatively quickly where you can spend a day viewing the stunning North coast beaches, cliffs and headlands or the quaint, traditional fishing villages of the south coast.AccommodationGround Floor: Open plan kitchen, lounge and dining room with comfortable sofas (including 1 x sofabed) and double height ceilings, one double / twin bedroom with zip and link beds , downstairs shower room and WC. Stairs leading to:First Floor: Opens onto small landing with doors leading to master double / twin zip and link bedroom with views across the moors. Second twin bedroom. Family bathroom with hand basin and WC.Exterior: Patio seating area with garden furniture, fire pit and BBQ for the sole use of guests staying at The Beehive - charcoal not provided. Large shared garden.Facilities & ServicesThe Beehive has gas central heating. The fully fitted kitchen is equipped with an electric oven & hob, kettle, toaster, fridge and separate freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There is a washing machine/dryer. The lounge area has a flat screen, 3D smart digital TV with integrated DVD player, CD & Radio. There is an iron and ironing board available. The property has WiFi.MiscellaneousHeating, electricity, bed linen and towels are all included however you will need to bring your own beach towels. Parking for 2 cars at the front and more available on request with the owners. Two dogs are welcome to stay at The Beehive at the small additional charge of £25 per dog per week. Dogs may not be left unattended in the property at any time. There is a cot and high chair.General Booking InformationArrival / Departure is normally a Saturday.Short breaks are available during quieter periods.£150 pre-authorised to your credit or debit card as a security deposit is required.Discounts available for couples staying for 7 nights outside the peak season, using one bedroom only.

Callington is a short walk from Beehive and has a good selection of local amenities, including a Tesco, a number of good pubs, doctors surgeries etc.The Tamar Valley is a stunning, quiet, picturesque region with some beautiful villages including Calstock with its impressive Viaduct dominating the village, Calstock Quay was originally used for transportation of tin as there is a deep water navigable channel at the top of the tides, although the construction of the Tamar Valley Railway in the early 20th century led to most cargo being transported by rail. Further up stream is Morwellham Quay with its fantastic open air museum, Morwellham Quay has been awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO, the cultural arm of the UN, and is part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape. Tavistock is just over the border in Devon, an ancient stannary and market town on the edge of Dartmoor, it has a wealth of fine pubs, restaurants, supermarkets and tourist attractions including ruins of a Benedictine Abbey which was founded in 961.Bodmin Moor, bisected by the newly expanded A30 is home to one of Cornwall's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Reaching a height of 1,377 feet above sea level at Brown Willy, Cornwall's highest point. The heather covered granite moorland provides East Cornwall with the most stunning country views and rugged walks. Near Blisland you will find two of Cornwalls stone circles, the Trippet Stones and Stripple Stone Henge and just round the corner, one end of the famous Camel Trail. The 18 mile Camel Trail follows the route of the old railway along traffic free paths, providing a fairly flat cycle through Bodmin and Wadebridge out to Padstow, eminently suitable for families.The National Lobster Hatchery at Padstow neighbours Rick Steins empire on the North Coast. The Bodmin and Wenford Railway, the first steam operated railway in Cornwall, takes in 13 miles of countryside. Also just outside Bodmin is the Camel Valley Vineyard who have been winning awards for their home grown wine for the past 20 years. The National Trust have a number of properties nearby - Lanhydrock House, Trerice, Cotehele and Antony (used for Disney's Alice in Wonderland), Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps. Slightly further afield is the Eden Project in St Austell. Bodmin Jail built in 1778, notorious for its public executions by hanging, was the first jail to be built housing inmates in individual cells. The Jail closed in 1927 and is now a museum open to the public, which during the First World War housed the Crown Jewels and the Domesday Book.Dartmoor is one of our National Parks and covers 368 square miles of Devon, from tors and moorland, to valleys with streams and waterfalls, Dartmoor is rich with Neolithic and early Bronze age hut circles and standing stones, there are dozens of walks from easy strolls to demanding hikes. The highest point is High Willhays at 2037ft above sea level with stunning views in all directions. Princetown in the centre has the renowned Dartmoor Brewery with the famous "Jail Ale" named as a reference to Dartmoor Prison, this can be sampled at the Prince of Wales which originally was the home of the Brewery (it has now been moved to a purpose built facility just down the road!), alternatively the Plume of Feathers pub offers fine, warming, food, fires and awarding beer from St Austell Ales.