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Discover the breathtaking, natural beauty of Dartmoor. Delight in nights gazing in awe at the Milky Way and stars so close you can almost touch... Unwind, relax, chill out. Walk, cycle, canoe, horse ride. Moments from your self catering, pet and horse friendly accommodation. 100% tranquillity, incredible scenery, fresh local produce. Fast, easy access to local areas of historic significance & many activities. Welcome to Orchard Cabin. The perfect holiday destination for you to book now.

As reflected by the pricing, this is a 'no frills', 'back to nature' base for people and animal lovers to experience the delight of Dartmoor and all that the local area offers. Orchard Cabin is located in the most tranquil setting; in your very own discreet and secluded orchard garden blessed with spectacular views of Dartmoor. Fully fenced for the security of your children and/or pets giving you and yours all the privacy and security you need. Whilst Orchard Cabin is an older model of static caravan, it is well presented and has all the amenities you need. Stay warm and toasty with FREE heating via a gas fire in the living area and electric panel radiator in the main bedroom. Those of you staying a week or longer will enjoy a complimentary selection of fresh, organic, produce from our fields to your fork; including delicious, freshly laid hens' eggs. Lovely goodies to get your holiday off to a healthy start. The natural way. You have a large living space complete with large seating area, dining table and chairs. Lots of shelving for books/games that you want to bring. An additional blow up mattress and sleeping bag are available for your use located under the banquette seating in the living room. You will enjoy a double bedroom with lovely views on to the orchard garden. You have a dressing table with mirror and plenty of storage for clothing, boots etc. There is a fully fitted bathroom with spacious power shower, sink and loo. The kitchen is fully equipped with fridge and freezer, microwave, gas cooker and oven with of course hot and cold running water. There is no wi-fi, tv or any other modern day distractions from the peace and tranquillity of this secluded retreat, but there is a very good mobile signal should you require it. Heating comprises gas fire in living space and electric panel radiator in double bedroom and is fully included in the pricing. Feel free to use as you need. Upon request I can supply you with my own produce grown organically on my farm. Fresh eggs, vegetables, soft fruits and salads according to seasonal availability.

Orchard Cabin is self catering accommodation on a small, family owned working farm on the edge of Dartmoor with SPECTACULAR VIEWS over the moor. It is an ideal base for a walking, cycling, bird watching, horse riding holiday or as a quiet country retreat. Lambing experience Feb - Mid March. Set in Lydford - a small village on the edge of Dartmoor which is the ancient capital of Dartmoor. Of historic interest is the Norman church of St Petrock's. You have the local castle with it's famous dungeon. Within walking distance is Lydford Gorge with it's stunning landscape, Saxon town remains and ancient spring. For eating out you have 2 local dog friendly pubs within walking distance; the Dartmoor Inn and The Castle Inn. Both serve fresh food daily; breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is also the lovely Lydford Gorge Tea Rooms serving traditional afternoon teas, cakes and all sorts of delicious foodstuffs and within easy walking reach of the static home. I can supply you with home produce grown on my farm such as eggs and in season veg/soft fruits/salad. Again within walking distance and just opposite one of many access points on to Dartmoor, you will find Lydford Farm Shop. This shop sources and sells locally produced meats, pies, pasties, veg, cheese, salads, fruits, biscuits, pasta, juices, tea, chutneys and a whole host of veritable foodie feasts. Plus newspapers and is open daily including weekends. For nearby towns you have the heritage towns of Tavistock, Plymouth and Okehampton. A little further afield you will find Ashburton with it's famous cookery school, Bodmin Moor close to the Eden Project and Exeter for a stroll around the historic City.

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!

A family run self catering cottage, Lobhill Stable Cottage offers a warm welcome, quality accommodation and a relaxed and peaceful stay in a stunning location. Situated in the Lew Valley this beautiful farmhouse is perfectly located for visiting Devon and Cornwall. Both the rugged north coast and the gentle south coast are easily accessible and glorious Dartmoor is just three miles away

This beautifully renovated, stone stable enjoys the enviable position of being just three miles from glorious Dartmoor and still within easy reach of the coast. Ideally situated to explore both Devon & Cornwall, the stable is a perfect retreat for keen walkers and nature lovers. Lobhill Stable offers accommodation for two people. A large double/twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom (with bath and shower) and separate toilet room. A well equipped kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge (with freezer compartment) and washer/dryer; a large living area for dining and relaxing with TV, DVD player and radio/CD player. Central heating throughout. You are welcome to enjoy a private decking area or the large garden and walk through woodland to the summer house and pond with views of the family’s vineyard, Alder Vineyard, or further to the lakeside. All fuels, bed linen & towels are included. Dogs are welcome by arrangement in the Cottage. Please be sure to ask them to bring their own bed. There is a charge of £20 per stay and this will be collected on arrival, thank you.

Situated in the Lew valley this beautiful farmhouse is perfectly located for visiting Devon and Cornwall. Both the rugged north coast and the gentle south coast are easily accessible and glorious Dartmoor is just three miles away. Walkers and nature lovers will find a little bit of heaven on the door step. There are many National Trust properties within a east reach such as Cotehele, Killerton House, Lanhydrock House and Lydford Gorge. The renowned Eden Project is less than an hour away.

Self contained converted barn adjacent to owner’s cottage, with views over Dartmoor. Property comprises, double bedroom, shower room and living room with with small kitchenette and dining area. Two miles from A30 junction. Dartmoor 8 miles, Bude 16 miles and Launceston 5 miles

Barn benefits from underfloor heating with free wifi. It has a kitchenette comprising of a small table top oven/grill, a single hob and small fridge. Situated in a quiet location the closest coastal town is Bude which takes about 40 minutes. Tavistock is half an hour away.

The barn is situated in a very quiet, small hamlet, comprising of a collection of privately owned, converted farm buildings. It benefits from easy access to the A30 and the north and south coasts of Cornwall. Nearest pub, post office and store is 2 miles away in Lifton.

Comfortable twin/double en suit room in a grade 2 listed family run pub (Blue Lion Inn) in the quiet village of Lewdown which is situated on the edge of Dartmoor centrally located between the towns of Tavistock, Okehampton and Launceston (Cornwall) and a 35 minute drive to the cities of Exeter and Plymouth and the coastal town of Bude with Roadford Reservoir just a 10 minute drive

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.

Detached cottage on the edge of Dartmoor. Located down a farm lane, adjacent to a private equestrian smallholding. Dogs welcome. Well equipped kitchen, good quality sofas and beds, high speed WiFi, reserved car parking space with EV charging^, gas central heating and wood burning stove for a cosy winter stay, air-conditioning for a comfortable summer stay.

Our aim with Squirrels Drey is to provide good value for money, family friendly accommodation. We keep it simple, clean, fresh and comfortable.

Please ask if you would like to meet our horses Percy and Blue. We will introduce you and give you a carrot to feed them. Please do not approach or feed the horses without asking first.

Our Cabins provide a fitting child-friendly retreat for those of you looking for a real haven from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Oak Tree Lane is a small holding on a family run farm, set within 40 acres of pasture land and woodlands positioned in the heart of West Devon with stunning views overlooking Dartmoor National Park. It’s also located a mile from Roadford Lake Country Park and its Watersports Centre. At the lake you can enjoy a range of activities both on and off the water.

Oaktree-Lane proudly offer two Wood Cabins for guests to stay in and luxuriate in the warmth and comfort that they provide. Our Cabins have been built on the foundations of our green fields and elevated on measured ground comprising of local stone. They are provided with gas central heating. Notably a large number of wooden cabins are equipped with wood burners (as are our Mongolian Yurts) however we felt that modern-day sophistication and simplified comfort was at its utmost importance in enabling guests to feel warm, cosy and comfortable at all times throughout the year. Our Wood Cabins accommodate a maximum of four people. They have two bedrooms; one bedroom has a comfy double-bed whilst the other bedroom has two comfy single beds. All of the beds are supplied with mattress protectors, fitted sheets, pillows and pillow protectors, a duvet and duvet cover together with decorative throws and cushions. Both bedrooms have the provision of modern-day wardrobes, enabling guests to pack away their clothes with ease and care. So should you find yourselves packing some of your best attire or simply casual style tops and bottoms, have reassurance that your clothes can be stored away in style.

This is a spacious modern house which looks out over Dartmoor. From here you can step out onto a quiet country lane and up onto the moors; or follow the path across fields to Brentor church on the hill. The peace and tranquillity will please anyone escaping city life for a short break. The spectacular countryside is wonderful for both walkers and cyclists. As the evenings draw in there is a wood burning stove with a basket of logs for your use. Perfect for curling up on the sofa.

Stepping into the cottage you walk into a spacious, open plan kitchen, lounge and diner with a vaulted ceiling. There are two bathrooms: one with a shower and the other has a bath, perfect for relaxing in after a long walk! The double bedroom is cosy yet light and airy. Outside there is a verandah and small peaceful garden with spectacular views of Dartmoor. There are two resident cats in the house. Oscar and Millie are independent but love people. You are welcome to feed them ! They have lived here for many years and enjoy the company of new people.

Brentor is a small village with no light pollution! It is peaceful yet easily accessible from the A30. A walkers' and cyclists' paradise, you can also be at the best surfing beaches in an hour.

Welcome to the enchanting location of Heathergate Cottage DartmoorBnB. The sound of song birds, the sound of trees, the sound of nature floating on the breeze. Perfectly situated on the doorstep of beautiful Dartmoor and your choice of full breakfast included. Relax and revitalise as you immerse yourself in tranquillity. Walk, cycle, canoe, sail, horse ride - all just moments away from from this exceptional Dartmoor BnB. Rejuvenate and rediscover you. Don't delay. Escape today.

Situated on the doorstep of awe inspiring Dartmoor, Heathergate Cottage BnB is inspected and trusted by Dartmoor Partnership. Perfectly located towards the end of a meandering, rural country lane; nestling in breathtakingly beautiful scenery and landscapes of pure poetry. With spectacular views over the fields and Dartmoor beyond, our spacious en suite double or twin room is light, bright and airy equipped with all you need for an idyllic stay. The large bathroom with an equally large view, comprises a full size bath, separate large walk in power shower, big sink basin and of course a loo. This room generously sleeps up to two people fitted with ample, comfortable twin beds easily converted into a large double. Fully equipped with modern day amenities such as TV, hair-dryer, tea and coffee making facilities. Anything else you need don't hesitate to ask. Free Wi-Fi is available and there is good mobile network coverage. A hearty and sumptuous breakfast is included in the price and is served daily between 7am and 9am consisting of delicious, locally sourced, fresh produce. Choose from a continental breakfast to a full English with all the favourites including free range eggs and home grown sausage and bacon. Vegetarian and vegan options 100% available. Free bike/equipment storage is available on request. Up to two pets very welcome and subject to a modest cleaning fee of just £5 per night - irrespective of the number of pets staying. Payable in person on site please. PLEASE NOTE: A dog and a cat live at this home. I am also able to provide a drop off / pick up car service to the local family and dog friendly Lydford pub on request. Drop off - £2. Drop off & pick up - £3. Payable in person on site please.

Heathergate is a modern farmhouse set in a quiet country lane on the edge of Dartmoor with superb views over the moor towards Wiggerty and Blackdown. We offer comfortable bed and breakfast holiday accommodation on our family run farm. Our accommodation is inspected by Dartmoor Partnership. With several cycling and walking trails close by, including the West Devon Way, the Granite Way, the Dartmoor Way and the Two Castles Trail long distance routes, Heathergate is the perfect base, or stopover, for walkers or cyclists. We are happy to provide pick up and drop off to local transport for walkers and guests seeking a car free holiday. There is much to entertain the whole family in the local area including Lydford Gorge (National Trust) with its lovely woodland walks, breathtaking White Lady Waterfall and Devil's Cauldron. With the Dartmoor National Park on the doorstep, Heathergate is a great base for relaxing family holidays, peaceful short breaks and for the more adventurous there is a wide range of outdoor activities on offer. Dartmoor has miles of beautiful open moorland for walking and cycling with tumbling streams and rocky tors for scrambling up and climbing. Traditional moorland inns offer good pub food and scrumptious Devon cream teas are served in the tearooms and cafes in villages on the moor. Walking and Cycling on Dartmoor - Heathergate, on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, is an ideal location for a walking and cycling break. Dartmoor offers miles of spectacular scenic open moorland, granite tors and tumbling streams, quiet villages and country inns for the walker or cyclist to explore. Cycling and Walking Trails - Lydford is on the National Cycle Network Route 27. From Lydford to Okehampton Route 27, known as the Granite Way, passes along quiet country roads and from Tavistock to Plymouth the route is known as the Drake's Trail, a 21 mile traffic free cycling and walking route through lovely countryside taking in the iconic Gem Bridge. The Tamar Trails which start from the Tamar Trails Centre at Gulworthy are a short drive away. The trails are open to cyclists, walkers and horseriders and meander through the Devon Great Consols and along the River Tamar through the Bedford and Russell Mines to Morwellham Quay. Bikes can be hired from the Tamar Trails Centre. Lydford - Castles and Gorges - Heathergate is just outside Lydford, which was once a thriving medieval town with a mint and a castle, but is now a peaceful Devon village on the western slopes of Dartmoor. The remains of the Norman castle are still there to be explored. A short walk from the village is the entrance to Lydford Gorge (National Trust), where the river Lyd drops in a series of dramatic falls, pools and pot holes into a deep chasm, aptly named the Devil's Cauldron, which then broadens into a pretty wooded valley. Near the far end of the gorge a small stream cascades down the White Lady waterfall into a deep pool. There are lovely walks through Lydford Gorge with refreshments available at each end.

Your very own home from home. This spacious, modern new build is fantastic for couples or individuals looking for a place to stay in North Cornwall. Surrounded by wildlife and picturesque scenery, this rural annex will do nothing but encourage you to return in the future. Includes: Living/dining area Small kitchen (microwave & fridge) Double bedroom with en-suite Off road parking Log burner Two flat screen TV’s

This countryside side property provides easy access to all areas across Cornwall. Located 10 minutes from the A30, 10 minutes from the local town Launceston and 30 minutes from the coastal town Bude. If you’re looking for an adventure or a cosy day in, we would love to welcome you to our annex.

Open peaceful countryside with surrounding fields

New this year! We offer twin or super king super comfortable beds from £45 per person per night. Double shower; Organic toiletries; Teas/Coffee/Biscuits in room. TV/Radio. Guests welcomed with a cup of English tea or a glass of wine and home baked biscuits/cake. Organic English Breakfast included, with Homemade Breads and Marmalade. Options for Vegetarians, Vegans. Gluten Free ( prior request). Cosy sitting room with log fire. Safe lock up for Bicycles. 5* Food & Hygiene rating

Town Farm house is the only Domestic Grade 11 listed house in Lydford Village, on the slopes of Dartmoor, offering unique accommodation. Just a short walk from two good village pubs serving excellent food; situated on the Granite Way (for cyclists) and near the National Trust's Lydford Gorge. We are the only private home offering a traditional Bed and Breakfast in the village. Enjoy Log fires in the sitting room with access to books to read during your stay with us.

Lydford village has developed from an Ancient Saxon Town which was raided by the Vikings for it's silver (the Lydford Penny). It has two good pubs and a Farmshop with a coffee shop and gift shop at Lydford Gorge a short walk away. St. Petroc's Church was founded in 680AD and there are remains of a Castle/Courthouse that has its foundations in about 1068. The village is ideal for a comfortable stop over whilst travelling to Cornwall; or riding the Granite Way Cycle path, and a good base for exploring Dartmoor and the Devon and Cornwall coast.

A great barn conversion with wonderful views of Dartmoor , fully fitted kitchen with wood burner . the garden is fenced all around making it safe for children and pets with seating and a sun canopy.Great for Dartmoor walkers, amazing country side beautiful surroundings, full of history plus are own national trust Lydford gauge, local pubs ,Farm shop,dog walks, also the granite way bicycle route, plus you can walk onto Dartmoor from the barn.

Our barn has its own small fenced garden, making it safe for small children and dogs. A wood supple for the wood burner. A metal shed ideal for pushchair ,bike etc, storage. Also a bar be que for outside cooking . We have a canopy over the patio doors so even in our good old English weather it is still possible to sit outside and have a drink and take in the amazing dartmoor views, we have advertised our property to sleep up to 4 people, however this reduces down stairs floor space at night when the bed is pulled out. But lovely and cosy in front of the wood burner.

Our village offers a beautiful part of Devon, with many opportunities to commute , or just enjoy our surroundings.

Large double room with kingsize bed, beautiful views of St Michael de Rupe Church from the window. Private dining room, (shared with other guests that may be at Wortha Farm at the same time) Breakfast is self service, comprising of bread for toasting and selection of preserves, assorted cereals, choice of tea or coffee. Barbecue can be arranged for evening meal, just ask! as I love cooking outside! Set in 40 acres of private land in Dartmoor National Park.

I also have other rooms available one with Bunk beds, another with twin beds and a third with a kingsize bed and ensuite. Set in 40 acres of private land on Dartmoor National Park, where you are free to roam to your hearts content or just relax and watch the wildlife.

Small hamlet on the edge of Dartmoor National Park

The Apple Store is a lovely retreat nestled deep in the Devon countryside. Located on a working farm. Perfect for walkers and those who want to get away from it all. Ideally situated for Dartmoor National Park, Lydford Gorge, Roadford Lake and the ancient stannary town of Tavistock. The North Cornwall coast is less than an hours drive away. Home reared Red Devon Beef and fresh farm eggs available.

Rural self catering apartment. Guests love the peace a quiet of The Apple Store. The accommodation is self contained with its own entrance and courtyard. Well equipped kitchen with oven, microwave dishwasher, fridge/freezer. Spacious shower room. King size bed (zip and link can be split into two single beds). Beautifully decorated. Gas BBQ.

Short distance from Dartmoor National Park and Lydford Gorge.

My place is close to Dartmoor National Park. You’ll love it because of the peaceful and relaxing setting. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and furry friends (pets). It is ideal for a dog as there are lots of beautiful walks in the surrounding area and a recreation are opposite.

A very spacious comfortable open plan lounge kitchen dining area. The bathroom consists of shower for easy access, toilet and basin with a radiator. There is not a bath.

The area is very central to visit coastal places of interest, Eden project Tavistock , and beaches like widmouth bay and bude are a 45 minute drive

Half of a converted Victorian school building, this delightful 2 bedroom cottage is in a small quiet village between Tavistock and Launceston. The cottage has a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, a shower room, living room and fully fitted kitchen. Outside there is off-road parking for two vehicles and a garden. Situated close to good road links, it is perfect for exploring Dartmoor National Park, the Tamar Valley and further afield into Cornwall.

The cottage is set up for self catering holidays and so contains everything you need for your stay. The cottage is 2 bedroom with a lounge, kitchen, and bathroom. It has an enclosed garden backing onto fields, with outdoor table and chairs. It has been tastefully decorated with quality furniture, Egyptian cotton bedlinen and towels, and has everything you need to make your stay comfortable. The lounge has a woodburning stove with a complimentary basket of wood (October to May) , and a Smart TV with a complimentary Netflix account. The cottage has a good speed Broadband suitable for working from home if required. The kitchen is equipped with a electric hob, oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. For warmer days, there are beach essentials; towels, chairs and picnic rug, plus outside garden furniture, parasol and a BBQ. Bedroom 1 : Double size bed sleeps 2 Bedroom 2 : Twin single beds sleeps 2 There is a small lawned and enclosed garden which is secure for most dogs, however those with canine escape artists are advised to supervise their dogs whilst outside.

Chillaton is a small village half way between the towns of Tavistock and Launceston. There are several pubs within a few miles and a great farm shop 3 miles away in Lifton.

Our hand crafted, luxury Shepherds hut, built in 2019 is set in the heart of the Devon Countryside, on the fringes of Dartmoor National Park. You will have your own private garden, with bistro table and chairs. Summerhouse, with comfy recliners, a blanket (in case it gets chilly! ) candles and table, where you can relax and enjoy the evening sun. BBQ and Chimenea. Inside, keep it cosy with the log effect fire, perfect for a romantic break. A tranquil Retreat. Sorry, no dogs/pets.

There is a fully functioning kitchen area in your hut with hob and microwave. We also provide all the kitchen equipment you might need, with, of course, the all important kettle and toaster! There will be fresh milk, tea, coffee, sugar and a little treat ready for your arrival. The bathroom is also in your hut, with shower, heated towel rail, basin and toilet. Towels are provided. Double bed with luxurious bedding, throws and cushions - perfect for snuggling up! Dining table and chairs.

The English Country Garden Festival 2020 The 2020 English Country Garden Festival will be the 9th year of our very special showcase, taking place on Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st May... just a few minutes drive from us. We are set in the heart of the Devon Countryside, surrounded by excellent walking with beautiful views. Take your pick from the numerous bridleways, lake walks (specifically - Roadford Lake, just 3 miles away and Tamar View lakes, just 45 min drive) Dartmoor National Park is on our doorstep, climb Brent Tor, visit the ancient stannary town of Tavistock . Okehampton town and Launceston town both have castles to explore .We have Dingles fairground heritage centre just a couple of miles from our location, a unique experience!

Rustic, romantic retreat. Characterful period property annexe, steeped in history. Idyllic romantic retreat for two, with many hidden areas within the grounds to sit and enjoy a glass of wine, whilst watching the wildlife.

A peaceful, rural retreat within Lee Woods. Stunning country cottage annexe, set within an acre of garden and woodland, on the banks of the river Lew. Ideal for a romantic break. Many hidden areas to sit and enjoy a glass of wine, whilst listening to the soothing flow of the river. Watch the wildlife - deer, badgers and foxes have been spotted within the grounds, and the river has resident kingfishers and herons. Or put on your walking boots, and enjoy the surrounding Devon countryside, via the extensive network of paths and bridleways, leading directly from the cottage. The owners Alan and Diana, bought the property in 2009. Originally two quarrymen's cottages for the nearby manganese quarry (now a lake), it required extensive renovation and rebuilding in parts. Alan spent five years renovating it, using reclaimed products wherever possible. Love-Lee cottage, an annexe to the main house was originally thought to be a scullery and pig sty, but research has uncovered that the 'pig-sty' was in fact a large water tank, which would have held water, pumped up from the river. This has been renovated to provide a cosy, unusual, rustic retreat, with its own private entrance and all the necessary features of modern living to ensure a comfortable stay. The quirky mezzanine bedroom, kitchen, and even the bed itself has been hand crafted with reclaimed wood from the cottage and surrounding area, to offer a unique and characterful space. New for 2019 - Romany caravan (Vardo). Guests have exclusive use of the Romany caravan on the private river bank.

Love-Lee Cottage is set in a tranquil spot, within Lee Woods, West Devon, on the river Lew. The award winning market town of Tavistock is closeby, as is Dartmoor and the Cornish border, so ideally located for exploring Devon and Cornwall. The beaches of North Cornwall are a 45 minute drive away. There are excellent restaurants in nearby Tavistock and Launceston, and various pubs and hotels renowned for good quality food. Leading directly from the cottage is an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways, and nearby Dartmoor also offers ample opportunities for walking and cycling. The Devon Cycle Network (Route 27) is very close by, as is Drake's Trail and the Tamar trails. Watersports are available on nearby Roadford Lake. The rivers can be fished, via the 'Westcountry Angling Passport' (westcountryangling.com).

A recently renovated one bedroom cottage attached to a beautiful characteristic Devon long house. In the centre of the picturesque village of Bratton Clovelly. The cottage has an acre of garden and your own private patio area. The village is close to Dartmoor and the Granite Way cycling paths. Bude, Widemouth, and Crackington Haven are only 40 minutes away. A little further down the coast are: Trebarwith beach, Port Issac, Padstow and Watergate Bay all with spectacular costal views.

Recently renovated one bedroom cottage with a self contained kitchen, sitting room and bathroom. Use of patio and bbq in the summer.

The cottage is right in the centre of the village with a very good pub within walking distance. Booking for evening meals is essential.

Paddocks Barn is a former shippon & haybarn set in the Dartmoor countryside. Originally converted in 1989 and recently fully refurbished. Ideal for couples or single persons wanting to escape from the absurdities of modern day life. The detached cottage has large gardens, parking area and private areas to relax. It also benefits from a secure outbuilding to store cycles, fishing or golfing equipment in. An easy to light woodburner is situated in an impressive, rustic fireplace.

Although Paddocks Barn is perfect for relaxing and escaping the modern world, it is very well equipped to a high standard. Super fast fibre broadband and a large smart TV with DVD player are in situation. The kitchen is well equipped with everything you should need for short or longer stays. Leading from the back of the house patio doors open out to overlook the gardens and paddock. The patio area is the ideal place to enjoy the evening sun. Paddocks Barn is available for a minimum of a 3 night stay from Friday to Monday and varying minimum stays are required on other days of the week. Longer stays of 1 week or more are welcomed. Please note, there is no smoking allowed in the cottage and there are stairs up to the bedroom and shower room.

The South West is a truly beautiful part of the British Isles. Beaches, moorland and countryside bridleways are never far away. Paddocks Barns is located in West Devon not far from the Cornish border. Access to the A30 is 10 minutes away making it an ideal location for visiting for the many attractions Devon & Cornwall have to offer. The Granite Way is only a short drive away and is perfect for traffic free cycling and walking. Golfing is also very popular in the area with Ashbury golf course complex only being a few miles away.

This spacious one bedroom cottage is located in a quiet hamlet surrounded by Devon countryside, just 5 minutes from the A30. Designed to ensure your every comfort, it has been stylishly decorated and furnished throughout, with sunny sitting room and luxurious bedroom. There are plenty of outside areas to enjoy throughout the spring and summer months, including a sunny patio perfect for al fresco dining, private garden with sun loungers and a relaxation area with spectacular views to Dartmoor.

Attached to the main house, the Cottage has its own entrance and private garden, ensuring that you have total privacy at all times. Providing everything you need for your stay, this property has been decorated using a mix of warm and vibrant colours throughout, creating a warm, stylish and peaceful space where you can unwind and relax. You'll have access to free WiFi with our super fast broadband. The ground floor comprises a fully equipped kitchen and separate sitting room featuring an electric wood burner stove, dining area and French windows, which lead out on to a sunny patio perfect for al fresco dining. The patio leads to a beautiful private garden, with sun loungers and pretty rockery seating area. Upstairs there is a large bedroom featuring a beautiful wooden Super King Size bed, with wonderful far reaching dawn views towards Dartmoor. The bathroom features beautiful natural stone and glass mosaic tiles, a double ended bath and separate shower with rainfall shower head. The lighted mirror has Bluetooth speakers. French Windows lead out from the sitting room on to the front patio, opposite which is your private garden, with sun loungers making this a perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon. With outdoor dining table and chairs, the patio is great for al fresco dining, whether breakfast, lunch or dinner. A barbecue is also available for use, with a ready supply of charcoal provided. The garden has a lovely rockery with seating area, where you can enjoy the sunshine from morning till sunset. There is a separate barn opposite the Cottage entrance, which is ideal for storing any walking boots, coats, bikes or water sports gear. This barn also has our free range eggs, honey and preserves on display, with honesty box provided.

Higher Kellacott is a smallholding, situated in the tiny hamlet of Kellacott, where you'll find a small handful of thatched cottages along a narrow country lane. Nestled in a beautiful stretch of Devonshire countryside with far-reaching views to Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor, the elevated situation of this Cottage will ensure you'll be basking in the sun from morning till sunset.

This is a self catering house set in a 2 acre garden - home to wildlife. If oak, granite and nature is your cup of tea then this gorgeous home and setting on Dartmoor is for you. Good unlimited free wi-fi. Swallow Barn is a wonderful house with lots of space which has been sympathetically restored. It has a fully equipped kitchen and is very peaceful. Rated 5 stars by Visit England

Lots of room and big garden. A fully fitted kitchen if you wish to cook or if not there are pubs and restaurants in the locality.

Nestled in a tranquil and picturesque position on the edge of Brentor village, this detached house boasts stunning views of the famous Brentor Church. Sleeping four, it makes an ideal base for a walking, hiking, cycling holiday or just taking life at a more relaxed pace. With open moorland approximately a mile away as well as being surrounded by woodlands and cycle tracks the setting is just perfect for exploring.

A modern but relaxed style cottage that is light and airy. On the ground floor there is an open plan living and dining area with a hand crafted ash staircase to the first floor. The ground floor double bedroom has an en-suite shower room. On the first floor is the master bedroom with a king size bed and views of Brentor Church. Both beds are dressed in crisp white linens, beautifully soft feather duvets and luxury feather pillows. Across the landing is a family bathroom with double ended bath and separate shower.

We are surrounded by open countryside and farmland as well as a small working farm just around the corner.

Stowford Hill is nestled in its own private valley, 2 miles from the village of Brentor on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. We offer accommodation on a self-catered basis in a comfortable self-contained annexe adjacent to our 18th Century property. This is a peaceful haven for all wildlife

Stowford Hill stands in seven acres of unspoilt rolling Devon countryside. The self-contained annexe to our 18th Century cottage is all at ground floor level, and consists of a bedroom with two single beds (plus optional floor mattress for child or small adult £15). For those wanting something a little cosier we can make the twin beds into a very comfortable super king double bed (6'3" x 6'3") but you will lose some space in the bedroom (please see photos). Please request this when booking. there is a large wetroom with shower (see important note) handbasin and loo, a fully equipped small kitchen, with baby belling cooker, fridge, microwave and a cosy breakfast room. The annexe is south-facing with wonderful views, and there is an abundance of wildlife to be enjoyed right on the doorstep.

This area is a mecca for nature-lovers, walkers, riders etc. The landscape in this part of Devon is breathtaking, no matter what the season. Dartmoor National Park is within two miles, and visitors from all over the world come to enjoy its wild beauty. The nearest shops are in the village of Mary Tavy (4 miles), Lewdown (5 miles), Lifton (6 miles) and Tavistock (6 miles). The nearest pub is 4 miles away, so nothing is within convenient walking distance. As the ariel photo shows, we are quite rural!

Comfortable double en suit room in a grade 2 listed family run pub (Blue Lion Inn) in the quiet village of Lewdown which is situated on the edge of Dartmoor centrally located between the towns of Tavistock, Okehampton and Launceston (Cornwall) and a 35 minute drive to the cities of Exeter and Plymouth and the coastal town of Bude. Self serve cereal and toast included, full English breakfast an extra £7.00 per head

Part of a Medieval Devon Hall House built in 1550. With woodburner and beamed ceilings. Peacefully tucked away at the end of a private drive. Idyllic base for exploring Dartmoor and both coasts.

Ideal for two people wishing to enjoy a quiet, secluded holiday in beautiful surroundings. Situated at the end of a private drive this delightful holiday cottage is full of character and forms a separate part of Monkstone, a medieval Devon hall house. From its private garden you can relax and enjoy wildlife and stunning views over Dartmoor. Brentor Church set high on Dartmoor can be accessed from the top of the drive. Private off road parking. One medium dog or 2 small dogs welcome. The accommodation comprises an Open plan living room with comfortable seating, wood burning stove, beamed ceiling and slate floor. Well equipped kitchen. Romantic cottage style double bedroom with ensuite shower room. Price includes a basket of logs for the wood burner, heating, all electric, linen, towels and free wifi.

The property is quiet and peaceful, down a private drive away from traffic. It's beautiful here on Dartmoor.

The Granary is an open-plan cosy cottage with a log burner, on the edge of the farmyard on our peaceful, working farm, along with The Stables holiday cottage, and the main farmhouse. We welcome you with a traditional Devonshire cream tea in the cottage - essential when visiting Devon!

Winbrook Farm is in a delightful, rural setting with countryside views all around. We are a small working farm, and so guests can walk in the fields that have no livestock in them, or occasionally mingle amongst the ewes & lambs during spring and summer. Each cottage has it’s own fenced area with picnic table, and there is a shared lawn with garden furniture, shared by both cottages. A variety of wildlife can be seen for the patient watcher, including buzzards, owls, geese, pheasants & woodpeckers. Red deer, weasels, rabbits, foxes, bats & the occasional roe and hedgehog. We are on the Devon Cornwall border, a stones throw from Dartmoor National Park, Roadford Lake, Bodmin Moor, the market towns of Tavistock and Launceston, Lifton Farmshop, and dozens of Devon and Cornwall’s beaches and wild swimming spots. We are ideally placed for the perfect holiday of walking, cycling, wildlife, National Trusts, beaches and water-sports, or simply relaxing on the farm, overlooking the rolling hills and enjoying lovely sunrises and sunsets.

Winbrook Farm is perfectly situated for a relaxing rural break, with so much to do in the local area, including Dartmoor National Park, beaches, national footpaths and trails, National Trusts, market towns, and much much more. We are a rural farm located half a mile from the small hamlet of Kelly, which has a church and village hall. Lifton is two miles away, and has a wonderful farm shop with restaurant, bakery, gifts and local produce. The village has a lovely selection of friendly pubs, restaurants, a village shop, post office and church. There is a small, village petrol station on the edge of the village. The traditional market town of Launceston is seven miles away, and as well as a selection of attractive local shops and restaurants, there are also larger supermarkets and petrol stations.

East Quither Farm is a historic farmhouse in fabulous Devon countryside near Tavistock on the fringe of Dartmoor National Park. Tavistock is a fascinating town with World Heritage Status. It has an exceptional range of shops plus superb restaurants / pubs. Leisure activities include swimming, riding, sailing, fishing, walking, historic houses and surfing 40 minutes away. Special things guests enjoy – the peace, the views, the birds, the house, the EV charging the hot croissants for breakfast!

Our Garden Room is a looks out over our garden and private woods. It is opposite the main bathroom with the shower room nearby. All our double rooms can accommodate up to 3 guests - with a trundle bed! However if you would like another room for the extra person please let us know. If available these are available for a small extra charge. Also please let us know if you would like an additional rooms if you have a party. We can accommodate up to 8 people in total.

Quither is a small Hamlet consisting of around 8 stone built homes and an old Water Mill. Wild flowers and birds together with many hedgehogs, badgers, Roe Deer, foxes, pheasants live all around us.

Large double bedroom with kingsize bed, ensuite bathroom with shower, wi-fi internet access. Private dining room, (shared with other guests that may be at Wortha Farm at the same time) Breakfast is self service, comprising of bread for toasting and selection of preserves, assorted cereals, choice of tea or coffee. Barbecue can be arranged for evening meal, just ask! as I love cooking outside!

Set in 42 acres of private land on Dartmoor National Park, where you are free to roam to your hearts content or just relax and watch the wildlife.

Small hamlet on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. Tavistock is an ancient stannary and market town within West Devon, England. It is situated on the River Tavy from which its name derives. At the 2011 census the three electoral wards (North, South and South West) had a population of 13,028. It traces its recorded history back to at least 961 when Tavistock Abbey, whose ruins lie in the centre of the town, was founded. Its most famous son is Sir Francis Drake.

On the outskirts of the historic village of Lifton and recently refurbished, Leat Cottage is tucked away on a leafy, quiet Devon lane. It's just 5 minutes from the A30, convenient for Dartmoor (15 mins) and the North Devon and Cornish coasts (25 mins). Ideal for walking, cycling, shooting, fishing, water sports or just getting away from it all. The village boasts 2 pubs, 2 hotels, a Post Office and the award winning Strawberry Fields restaurant and farm shop; all within easy walking distance.

Away from the congestion of the coast or Dartmoor, Leat Cottage is perfectly located in the Tamar Valley AONB. Ideal for relaxing in the West Devon countryside or enjoying the many local attractions and activities. The cottage is finished to the highest standards featuring traditional whitewashed walls, beamed ceilings and a stone fireplace with wood burning stove. It also has a combi-boiler hot water and central heating system throughout. We offer accommodation for up to five people comprising; one double, one twin, one single and a family bath / shower room. Downstairs provides comfortable, open-plan living in a traditional setting with a sitting area, dining area, and a fully equipped modern kitchen opening onto a private garden with BBQ and patio. Fishing on the rivers Lyd and Tamar for salmon, sea trout, brown trout and grayling can be arranged locally. The cottage is only a five-minute walk from five named pools. There is also a well stocked trout lake in the village. More widely, there is fishing available on Dartmoor and various lakes and reservoirs. Guiding on the Tamar and Lyd, particularly night fishing for sea trout, is also available by prior arrangement with experienced and qualified local instructors. Shooting is available locally when in season, but advance booking is essential. The nearby World Heritage Town of Tavistock is a short 15-minute drive and is the gateway to exploring Dartmoor. It provides a wide variety of pubs, restaurants, shops, banks and its famous Pannier Market is a must for the first-time visitor. More locally, within a five minute walk, the village has two pubs and two hotels including the famous Arundell Arms Hotel. Also located in the village is the award-winning and highly popular Strawberry Fields farm shop offering a restaurant and coffee shop serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon teas. The main shop itself has an on-site bakery, deli, butchers and wide selection of fresh local produce and groceries. Located in the centre of the village is a post office and licenced newsagents which also stocks a small range of Groceries. Within a short fifteen-minute drive are numerous highly recommended pubs and award-winning restaurants

Close by to Lifton is a range of attractions and amenities. Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre is home to the National Fairground Collection and the Fairground Heritage Trust. It is a facility unique in the UK. There are superb displays of Fairground Art and Memorabilia, and a large array of vintage rides, stalls and shows - all undercover. Nearby in the historic town of Launceston with its famous castle is 'Liberty' one of our favourite coffee shops anywhere. There is also the Launceston Narrow Gauge Steam Railway offering train rides through the unspoilt Cornwall countryside to Newmills and its popular farm park. For something more energetic you could always head over to the National Trust managed Lyford Gorge with the deepest river gorge in the South West and the 30m high White Lady waterfall. There are walking routes to suit all abilities, tea room and National Trust shop and information centre. Within easy striking distance are the fabulous beaches of North Devon and Cornwall. All offer a wide range of facilities including hire of wet suits and surfboards. The more popular beaches near Bude and Polzeath also benefit from surf schools and coasteering trips. Just a short 10 minute drive north of Lifton is Roadford Lake, the largest area of fresh water in the southwest of England. Roadford provides fun for all the family and great food at the cafe. On site activities include; sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, cycling, archery and fly-fishing. For the adventurous, why not try the circular route around the dam and explore the beautiful surroundings of the Wolf valley.

Well equipped, cosy hideaway next to a beautiful river on Dartmoor. Bedding and towles provided. To get to the accommodation you must travel along a narrow track, in times of bad weather this may only be possible in a 4x4. Please contact me if you have any questions. Due to livestock pets are not allowed.

I look forward to welcoming you for a great escape in the wilderness. Phil

So many places to visit! Lydford Gorge - The deepest river gorge in the South West, with 30m high waterfall The gorge is a great place for an adventure at any time of the year. The wildlife, river, plants and trees provide a stunning show each and every day. There are a range of walks available to suit different abilities and time scales however sturdy footwear is recommended for all trails. The full Lydford Gorge trail takes around 2.5 hours to complete and is a challenging circular walk with narrow slippery paths and steep drops. This trail operates on a one-way system due to the nature of the paths. On this route you can see the 30m Whitelady Waterfall and go into the Devil’s Cauldron pothole on a platform suspended over the water. Allow extra time to stop and refuel at one of our tea-rooms. The Devil’s Cauldron trail is one of two shorter circular walks allowing you to experience the exciting features of the gorge. The Devil’s Cauldron trail is a moderate 45 minute walk which is also part of the one-way system as the paths are narrow and slippery in places, especially after heavy rain when the Devil’s Cauldron is at its most spectacular. Whitelady Waterfall can be reached on various routes as the paths here are two-way. The Waterfall trail is a moderate circular walk of about an hour. One option is to take the path down over 200 uneven steps to the waterfall and then walk along the river and up the sloped path back to the start. For further options ask at visitor reception or explore using the map you receive on arrival. For those with mobility limitations, the waterfall can also be reached by tramper - we only allow our vehicle down which must be booked at least 48 hours in advance by phone or email. Add-ons to the walking trails include the track along the old railway line to the bird hide (which is also suitable for the tramper) and the path to Tucker’s Pool which follows the river further up-stream from the Devil’s Cauldron. This tranquil pool is a good place to rest and watch for wildlife. Dippers and wagtails can be seen flying low over the river, while woodland birds can be spotted darting about in the trees. The flora in the gorge changes with the seasons. Wildflowers such as wild garlic and bluebells abound in spring, filling the gorge with colour and scent. Summer is dominated by the green leaves of the oak woodland which encloses the gorge making it feel more magical. In autumn the oak leaves turn to golden brown before falling and colourful fungi can pop up in unexpected places. In winter look out for views that are hidden in summer by the leaves, and on a frosty morning mists can veil the waterfall. The gorge is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) for its geology, flora and fauna. Please respect the habitats in the gorge by taking only photographs and leaving only footprints. Castle Drogo - is a country house and mixed-revivalist castle near Drewsteignton, Devon, England. Constructed between 1911 and 1930, it was the last castle to be built in England. The client was Julius Drewe, the hugely successful founder of the Home and Colonial Stores. Drewe chose the site in the belief that it formed part of the lands of his supposed medieval ancestor, Drogo de Teigne. The architect he chose to realise his dream was Edwin Lutyens, then at the height of his career. Lutyens lamented Drewe's determination to have a castle but nevertheless produced one of his finest buildings. The architectural critic, Christopher Hussey, described the result: "The ultimate justification of Drogo is that it does not pretend to be a castle. It is a castle, as a castle is built, of granite, on a mountain, in the twentieth century". The castle was given to the National Trust in 1974, the first building constructed in the twentieth century that the Trust acquired. Currently undergoing conservation (2013–2018), the castle is a Grade I listed building. The gardens are Grade II* listed on the National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. Dartmoor National Park - https://www.dartmoor.gov.uk/ Just a few of the great Pubs http://www.petertavyinn.co.uk/ http://castleinnlydford.co.uk/ http://www.elephantsnest.co.uk/ https://www.marytavyinn.co.uk/ https://www.thecornisharmstavistock.co.uk/