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Secluded country house in Devon. Beautiful views/garden. Covered pizza oven area. Large outdoor pool heated in summer (Heated out of season by arrangement) Fire pit. Outside Barbecue area. Floodlit table tennis. Scandinavian Wood Fired Hot Tub. Wendy house. Mud kitchen. Large convivial kitchen with Aga, gas hob and electric oven. Wood burner in large sitting room. Pubs in walking distance serve excellent food. Games cellar room with snooker, darts and "bar". Peaceful country walks.

Homecroft is a secluded, outlying house where guests can, if they choose, continue to self isolate. In recognition of guests concerns about coronavirus we will not carry out our usual meet and greet in person. In its place we have produced a series of short videos giving instructions on how to use certain items at the house: for example the wood fired hot tub. We will also be on hand by phone or WhatsApp to answer any questions guests may have. Cheriton Fitzpaine is a traditional Devon village originally listed in the Doomsday book. Although the large property has beautiful views over the village its nearest neighbour is 1/4 mile away. There are two traditional English country pubs within 10 minutes walking distance of the house. It is a quirk of the AirBnB system that it will only show a maximum of 16 beds. There are actually 20 beds at Homecroft. We supply all bedding but we do not supply towels. Homecroft has a lot of facilities: Large pool, barbecue area, covered pizza oven area, Fire pit, floodlit table tennis, small children's fenced play area with Wendy house and Mud Kitchen. Large indoor games room with air hockey, pool table and darts. Home croft has just had a new kitchen fitted which includes two separate pyrolitic electric ovens and a wine cooler in addition to the existing three fridges, gas hob and aga which are already in the house.

Traditional Devon farming village with old church and two traditional English country pubs within walking distance of the house. Beautiful extensive gardens and views from the house. Facilities include large games room with snooker, darts and air hockey; outside covered party area / pizza oven; large outside winter/summer fire pit (See pictures) Large outdoor swimming pool. (Heated in Summer) Floodlit all weather table tennis. Large wood fired Scandinavian hot tub. Very large convivial kitchen with Aga, gas hob and pyrolytic self cleaning electric oven. Similarly large sitting room with log burner. Fenced off small children's play area with mud kitchen and kiddies play house. There is a downstairs shower room an upstairs bathroom and shower room and an en suite bathroom in the master bedroom. Homecroft is only 15 miles (easy taxi journey) from the Exeter Chiefs rugby ground. Exeter Chiefs are now one of the most successful rugby teams in England and they offer a fantastic hospitality package on match days. They are also a venue for the IRB world Sevens tournament and many top flight European games. We supply all bedding but we do not supply towels. Homecroft has a partnership arrangement with Harefield Barn in Shute a village near to Cheriton Fitzpaine. Harefield can be googled. Homecroft provides accommodation while Harefield provide an exclusive location and facilities for weddings.

A fabulous barn conversion to a high specification with lots of character. Ideal country getaway for couples with peaceful country surroundings and easy access to restaurants and pubs. 10 minute walk to Crediton and 20 minute drive to Exeter. Excellent base to explore Devon. If this listing is booked for your dates take a look at The Grain Store which is close by on Air BNB

The Stables is part of a partially converted set of barns with 3 different levels in an open plan. The kitchen dining area has a high vaulted ceiling with the original timberwork. 5 steps down from the is the sunken lounge area. 5 steps up is the bedroom and en suite bathroom. Bernie and Fran live in the Cart Shed across the courtyard. Inside it has been refurbished to a very high standard with under floor heating, slate floors, a range cooker, and heated towel rails. Its a great place to relax or explore from.

Chapel Downs Barn feels like a rural setting with countryside around, but it's only a 10 minute walk into town so you get the best of both. Situated in the rolling Hills of Mid Devon its an ideal base to explore the rest of Devon.

One of a small group of wooden lodges built in a quiet valley on the banks of the river Teign in Dartmoor National park. Woodland walks from the doorstep. Wild birds and flowers, deer,fishing (day/week permit) starry skies. Small play area. The lodge is warm and cosy and well equipped for up to 5 people maximum. A fast road network only 10 mins away gives an easy journey and access to the beaches in South Devon, North Cornwall and the south west of England.

The only sound at Mole End is the river which runs behind the cabin. Fallow deer are spotted regularly from the windows, and kingfishers and dippers are often seen on the riverbank. With very little light pollution, the stars at night are fantastic. Four steps lead up to a porched entrance which opens into a small hallway with coat hanging space. The living room is bright and spacious with French doors which open onto a large, south west facing, covered veranda where one can enjoy the sun, and make use of the gas barbecue. The living room with high pitched ceiling, has ample comfortable seating and a dining area. There is a coal effect electric heater for instant warmth and night storage heaters for background heat. The lodge heats up and retains it's warmth, so it is very cosy. There is a television, DVD player, CD player and MP3 docking station. Also a selection of books and games for anyone to enjoy. For children there is a toy box and “ wet weather box” for those who want to be creative. The well equipped kitchen opens sociably off the living room, with electric cooker, fridge, freezer,microwave, dishwasher, bread machine, kettle and toaster. The double bedroom which overlooks the river is at the rear of the lodge. It has generous storage and a wall mounted heater. Please note that bed linen is not generally supplied but special arrangements can be made. There are duvets, rugs and pillows on all the beds. The bathroom also has river views , a full sized bath with integral shower, wash basin, w.c. , heated towel rail,immersion heater and washer/tumble dryer. Upstairs from the gallery there is a high view of the forest, where deer can often be seen. Here there is a cabin bed to curl up with a book but which can be used for a 5th guest. The twin room under the eaves looks out to the river. It has ample storage and an electric wall heater.

Many activities are available nearby; walking, riding, cycling, golf, fishing. Permits for fishing on the Upper Teign , which is a "catch and return" river can be bought locally. There are wonderful country pubs and restaurants nearby, with the pub at Fingle Bridge along the bridle path by the river.

FOC ACCOMMODATION FOR COVID19 FIRST RESPONDERS Boutique, dog friendly, luxury cottage. Nestled in the heart of glorious Devon. with views over a rich, verdant wooded valley. The Cider Barn has been lovingly restored and is now a luxurious holiday home (chosen for Airbnb Plus).

Step into the Barn and you'll feel your worries and cares slip away as your holiday begins. This is a gentle space where calm colours and subtle French influences abound… from the luxurious linens to the antique beds. LIVING Laze on sumptuous velvet sofas around the enormous OKA coffee table or while away an hour or two reading, curled deep amongst the linen cushions on the day bed… The double height living area is fabulously expansive at 44’ yet with subtly lime-washed oak floors and beams, together with considered lighting; it delivers warm, intimate spaces. The eco-friendly ethanol ‘log burner’ (that “hooray” requires no cleaning) and rich scented candles add to the feeling of relaxation and retreat. Summer or winter it is possible to create your own little bit of Danish Hygge here in the heart of Devon. Enjoy the sight of world-class dressage horses as they are led out to graze in the paddocks beyond. And on the subject of the four-legged… we haven’t forgotten that man’s best friend also loves to take time out and snooze so there’s an enormous and deliciously comfortable dog bed (the design has been fully tried and tested by our 4 very discerning terriers). The Cider Barn may be in deepest, unspoilt Devon but it enjoys super fast 4G-boosted WIFI, a Beats Pill, DAB radio, Amazon Alexa, Freeview TV and DVD players (together with a wide selection of films). However, if you prefer a more analogue approach to your holiday entertainment there’s an extensive choice of books, board games and some amazing birdlife. As the sun starts to set you may even catch sight of the wild deer in the fields or a hare or two. KITCHEN & DINING The Cider Barn has a bespoke, hand built kitchen with the darkest of grey slate work surfaces set against Farrow & Ball’s delicious Purbeck Stone. There’s a large six-hob range cooker, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, Nespresso, Dyson Animal etc. The kitchen has a rather cool, concrete resin breakfast table, which overlooks the ménage where the neighbouring talented Baronswood Equestrian team break-in the young dressage horses. A separate and more formal dining area for long, relaxing dinners lies just beyond and this seats 6. SLEEPING The Cider Barn, rather uniquely, has direct garden access from both the ground and first floors (it’s built into the valley hillside). Two serene and individually designed bedrooms await on the lower floor… The spacious master has a gorgeous and wonderfully comfortable, king-size bed with pure linen throw and a vintage French sofa. A large double window opens out onto views of a sunken courtyard. There’s an en suite wet room with rain shower and complimentary Molton Brown toiletries. The second bedroom has two finely upholstered antique, single French beds, Gustavian bedside table, hand painted wardrobe and doors leading out into The Cider Barn’s very pretty cottage garden. It’s a lovely place to sit and enjoy your morning coffee and have a peek to see if the water lilies are thinking about coming out for the day. There’s a family bathroom with a sumptuous, freestanding bath fantastic for soaking after a day walking on Dartmoor or for the children to play in a mountain of bubbles. If there’s more than four of you, the Loaf day bed in the living space converts to a double or two singles in the blink of an eye. OIL FIRED HOT TUB Indulging in the uber-trendy Swedish wood-fired steel hot tub is an absolute must. Bathe under the stars with a glass of fizz and the gentle crackle of a Birch log fire. This hot tub uses no chemicals and does not tick over using electricity… so its great for you, the environment (and for our hydrangeas who benefit from the water). OUTDOOR SPACE The Cider Barn has a sweet cottage garden with ornamental pond, hot tub and bistro seating. There’s also a second alfresco dining area in the a former walled orchard (that is a work in progress returning to former status. There's sun loungers, large dining table, kettle BBQ, fire pit and a gas fired Ooni Koda pizza oven. More pics... https://www.facebook.com/pg/gloriousheartofdevon/photos/?tab=album&album_id=679102349124440

Timeless, rural Devon... deeply rural, winding lanes and a great place to explore. The Cider Barn is set between the ancient villages of Zeal Monachorum and North Tawton and is part of the historic Baronswood Manor darting back to 1492. While you may not want to leave the splendid rural isolation of The Cider Barn, it is superbly positioned for exploring both Devon and North Cornwall. It truly is a place where you can stick a pin in a map and ask… “where shall we go today?” The gateway to Dartmoor… Okehampton, lies just 8 miles away. The renowned jewel of the National Park, Chagford, with its gastro pubs and boutiques, is around 20 minutes away through some idyllic lanes (it’s a great place to enjoy lunch if you’ve visited the National Trust’s Castle Drogo). Head east to visit RHS Rhosemoor or the timeless charm of Clovelly or gems like Woolacombe or Croyde on the North Devon coast. If you’ve crossed Dartmoor National Park don’t miss out on the ultra-fashionable Salcombe, seeing the yachts at Dartmouth or perhaps pick up some antiques in the charming town of Ashburton. Exeter is a fabulous Roman city well worth a visit if only to enjoy lunch overlooking the Cathedral green. The Cider Barn is well positioned for memorable days out into Cornwall to Bude and NT Sandymouth (55 mins), Lanhydrock House (55 mins), Boscastle or Tintagel (60 mins), Port Issac (75 mins), Eden Project (75 mins), Padstow (90 mins).

Formerly a grain store and stable, sympathetically refurbished with lots of character. Modern kitchen and bathroom and a huge bedroom. Surrounding farmland and only 10 minutes walk to the market town of Crediton. Excellent base for exploring Devon. We have just completed a fabulous stables conversion which is also listed on air BNB, take a look and see which one you prefer.

The grain store is part of a partially converted set of barns. Bernie and Fran live in the Cart Shed across the courtyard. Opposite is another beautifully restored Air bnb listing called the stables. Inside the grain store has been refurbished to a high standard. Its a great place to relax or explore from. Downstairs is an open plan kitchen/breakfast bar/lounge area. Its a really cosy area with a stone wall, large beams, a wooden floor and comfy sofa There is a TV with freeview and DVD player. The modern wet room with shower and WC is on the ground floor. Upstairs is one huge space with a comfy double bed. The window looks over the Devon Hills, its lovely to wake up to. The staircase leads directly up into the bedroom so there is no bedroom door. Outside the barns are constructed of beautiful brickwork, slated roofs, stone patios, timber decking with seating areas to enjoy a morning coffee or a glass of wine or beer in the evening.

Chapel Downs Barn feels like a rural setting with countryside around, but it's only a 10 minute walk into town so you get the best of both. Situated in the rolling hills of Mid Devon its an ideal base to explore the rest of Devon.

Our barn is well situated between London and Cornwall, and is on the cycle route from Land's End to John o' Groats. We offer peaceful, simple accommodation, in a converted barn. The decor is simple, eclectic and stylish, possibly shabby chic. The building is spacious yet intimate , with a comfortable bed, cosy sofa, and a wood burner. The barn is completely separate from the main house where we live, by about 30m. Although we are mostly here, the barn feels very secluded.

The building is open plan with a separate kitchen and shower room. Downstairs is spacious, with two sofas, wood-burner and a large table. There are a lot of books lining the walls! There is also a large collection of DVDs for evenings by the fire. Please note, the TV only works as a screen for the DVD player. There is an HDMI cable for you to attach a laptop of your own. The main double bed is on the loft-style mezzanine, reached by a small wooden staircase. There is limited head-space a the edges, due to the sloping ceilings and large beams. Although the barn is ideal for 2 people, it can accommodate up to 3 extra people, if you are happy being in such an open space room. There is a single futon upstairs in the main room, and one of the sofas downstairs can become a double bed. The building is heated with a wood-burning stove; there are always plenty of logs, and it will be ready to light when the weather is cold. We will help to work it if you are unfamiliar with stoves! While respecting your privacy and peace, we are always happy if you need to ask us for anything, walk directions, wood-burner tips etc.

Our barn is a good base if you have come to visit friends or have things to do nearby, or just want to relax. The walking immediately around us is rather flat, but Dartmoor is only a twenty minute drive away, and the North Devon and Cornwall coast path is less than an hour away by car. We have quite a good selection of circular walking books. Also the Tarka cycling trail can be picked up at Meeth. This takes you along the disused railway track all the way up to the coast at Bideford. You can hire bikes if you pick up the trail at Torrrington. There is a very nice café en route called Yard Orchard, which offers delicious and generous home-made food.

This beautiful two bedroom barn conversion is situated 2 miles outside the Stannery town of Chagford in the Dartmoor National Park. It offers the perfect destination for a romantic break, a moorland ramble, a family escape or some clean Dartmoor air.

Corrindon Cottage is a beautiful two bedroom barn conversion within the old farmstead of Corndon, offering uninterrupted views across the high moors. The cottage offers its guests a cosy home away from home feel with a log fire, fully equipped kitchen and boutique style bedrooms. For those cosy nights in, the cottage has not only the expected tv, dvd, and wifi but a library of books, magazine and games to enjoy. A home cooked menu delivery service is also available just so all you need to concentrate on is relaxing.

Corrindon Cottage is in a perfect location, a mere 15 minute gentle walk up to Meldon Hill with stunning views down to Chagford, which has four pubs, a supermarket, a delicatessen, pharmacy, post office, butchers, bakers, Bowdens and Webbers – two of Devon’s most famous shops along with all the other amenities you may require. For those who want to escape the town – you can leave the cottage and head right up into the high moors for a days walking or a visit to Fernworthy reservoir. Also nearby is the world class two Michelin star Gidleigh Park – a wonderful place for lunch or dinner. A ten minute drive will also take you to the gatehouse of Bovey Castle, with its 18 hole golf course, spa and brasserie for a spot of lunch.

the house is in the lovely village of moretonhampstead.very close to shops,cafes,pubs and (URL HIDDEN) for touring devon and cornwall.ideal for walking.very close to dartmoor national park.there is a information centre in the (URL HIDDEN) bedroom has a double bed.there is a outdoor swimming pool and a sports centre and a car museum in the village.there is a cat living here also.

Little Hound is an extended and refurbished 1960s bungalow in a lovely setting in the heart of the moorland village of South Zeal. South facing, it looks out onto Dartmoor and Cawsand Beacon, one of the highest hills on the moor. It's a great area for walking and is on the Tarka Trail and Trafalgar Way.

Little Hound is a B&B offering a double bedroom with a private bath/shower room. A continental breakfast is provided and there are tea and coffee making facilities in the room.

South Zeal is an attractive, friendly moorland village. It has two pubs and a well-stocked village shop. There's limitless spectacular walking on Dartmoor right from the doorstep. Cawsand Beacon dominates the view and is well worth the climb! The River Taw is nearby and there are delightful, less challenging river walks. Hop in your car to explore other areas of Dartmoor, or the north and south coasts, it's all beautiful! You are only about 15 minutes from the Cornish border too... The nearest main town is Okehampton. It's 4 miles away and has a good range of independent shops, plus 3 supermarkets, restaurants and takeaways. The nearest petrol station is about 2 miles away. Exeter is half an hour away.

We have a cosy double bedroom in Chagford. Chagford is a gem of a town in Dartmoor National Park and is perfectly situated for many hiking and cycling routes. The town has many amenities, including several pubs, cafes and shops. My husband and I relocated to Chagford in 2018 and have fallen in love with the place. We would be happy to share tips and information on the local area and swap stories! ***Please note that breakfast will not be included from January 2020***

Our Air BnB room is kitted out just for you. The room has 2 bedside tables and a small wardrobe. The chest of drawers has been removed to create more space- updated pictures coming soon! There are also reading lights and an alarm clock with 2 USB charging points for your convenience. The bathroom is shared and is across the hall from your room. It has a shower over the bath, sink and toilet. We also have a separate downstairs loo. You are welcome to help yourselves to unlimited tea and coffee in our kitchen. We can provide secure, dry bike storage in our garage. Guests must be dog friendly as we do have a very friendly and happy rescue dog who would love to say hello! My husband and I are both teachers, I teach English (to native and non-native children and adults) and Nick teaches music (piano, violin, viola and singing). If you are interested in having lessons during your stay please let us know before your arrival for pricing and availability.

Chagford is a beautiful and friendly town in Dartmoor. Visitors benefit from many amenities including pubs, cafes and shops. There is a lot of fresh, local produce to try! There are many local attractions. One of our favourites is Chagford Pool, the outdoor lido which is open from May to September. We highly recommend you go for a swim while you are here! There is also Castle Drogo, and many beautiful walks on our doorstep.

This is a comfortable room in a Victorian cottage with a country setting just 10mins drive from the centre of Exeter. Part of my family home. Free parking is available. Large garden which you are welcome to enjoy.

The room is on the first floor with views to the garden and countryside at the back of the house. The shared bathroom is downstairs. Tea and coffee facilities are available in your room and you are welcome to use the kitchen. Breakfast of cereal & toast provided. There is wifi access but no television.

A delightful one bedroom chalet near to the picturesque village of Drewsteignton. The chalet is located within a small holding with the family home close by. The property is within close proximity to the A30 and within 16 miles of Exeter Airport. The self contained chalet comprises a double bed, fully equipped kitchen and shower room. Wi-Fi. We do have a number of animals on the small holding, which are kept in a separate area. The chalet is popluar with walkers on the Two Moors Way close by.

The chalet is located within Dartmoor National Park with plenty of opportunities for the adventurous. Two moors way can be accessed quickly, as can the beautiful river Teign and a host of National Trust properties.

Ambi is a long wheel based Renault Master which was converted in to our beautiful camper van in 2014. She lives in her own private, enclosed area. We are happy for your dog(s) to play in this area, but be aware, its not 100% escape proof so you will need to be vigilant. Ambi's focal point overlooks our farmland which sprawls on to Dartmoor and at various times of the year it will have mares and foals roaming around it.

The Inside Space: Ambi has a raised permanent 4'6" double bed to take advantage of the views of the moor through her many windows. It is equipped with a memory foam mattress, 100% Egyptian cotton bed linen, (micro-fibre, anti-allergy Duvet and two pillows (two more available if needed)). There are bench seating areas with optional dining table, lots of over-head storage areas as well as within the bench seats and underneath the raised bed. There is one gas hob. Ambi's electric hook up is connected so you will be able to use her two mains sockets and cigarette lighter charger with USB port adaption if needed. There is an EcoHeat S heater too so no need to worry about getting too cold or hot (not sure that happens too much in the UK!). You can set your desired temperature (Ranging from 60.8°F (16°C) to 98.6°F (37°C), and the speed at which it pumps out. The Outside Space: There is a self-contained toilet hut, "Loo With A Moor View" with a real loo and sink which supplies cold water. There is no shower and no hot water. There is a fire-pit area with two garden chairs and a table.

Location: We are located just 1/4 of a mile outside Whiddon Down which is a hamlet within the parish of Drewsteignton. Whiddon Down has a service station (with Subway and Spar shop), Travelodge, Hog & Hedge Cafe and The Post Inn pub. We are just minutes away from Okehampton which is one of the main gateways to Dartmoor, and in the other direction lies Chagford. Within a short driving distance there's Castle Drogo, Okehampton Castle, Spinster Rock, Fingle Bridge and numerous walking (Two Moors Way is approximately 2 miles away) and cycling routes (Granite Way is in Okehampton). Our neighbouring farm provides the setting for the annual Chagstock music festival, held in July.

Wisteria Lodge has been created to give our guests a private, peaceful, cosy stay with a rustic feeling of getting away from it all. There are stunning views of Dartmoor from your decking. Perfect for walks on the Moor, the wonderful Beaches or just peacefully watching your favourite movies. I also want to reasure you that as the impact of the COVID 19 begins to really take hold, I have increased surface sanitisation/cleaning and endeavour to stay up to date via the Government website.

You are situated in a sheltered sunny valley where you can look down on the birds of prey flying around and the lambs chasing each other. It is so very peaceful and relaxing sat on the decking soaking up the view. It is great to get away from it all but in case of rainy days, there is also a wall mounted TV which has no areal, only TV via the internet so you can enjoy net flicks/amazon prime etc. Occasionally we can have a poor signal due to being so rural, but most of the time it works fine! There is WIFI in the Log Cabin. The log cabin is a 10minute walk outside the village and quite rural. There is a 10% discount if you book for a week and 20% discount if you stay for a month. Occasionally the hot tub will need to be cleaned or serviced or may not be able to be used but this is very rare.

Bridford is small village in the scenic Teign Valley in South Devon, we are situated just outside it in a rural location. It is a quiet and peaceful area, where you can hear the birds echoing along the valley and enjoy watching the lambs bounce around the surrounding fields. If you are looking forward to a relaxing quiet time away then this is the property for you. We are on the outskirts of Dartmoor National Park which is a hikers paradise with stunning Tors and rugged countryside. The Haldon Forest Park is only 3 miles from Bridford, where you can enjoy activities such as Go Ape Tree Top Adventure, off road cycle trails, horse riding, Segway Tours and much more set in 3500 acres of woodland. Within 20 minutes you can reach the beach in Teignmouth and Shaldon too. Approx 30 minutes away is Torbay. A lot of activities to keep the children occupied such as: Paignton Zoo, Living Coasts, Kents Cavern, Babbacombe Model Village and so much more. A fantastic place to stay whether it’s the hot summer evenings or cold frosty evenings sat in front of the open fire. If you love walks and the Great outdoors, there is plenty to choose from in the area. Our local pub 'The Bridford Arms' does great food and is within walking distance (up hill on the way there but coming home is easy!). There are numerous other lovely pubs within a 5 minute drive. It is a 15 minute drive to Exeter and the A30/A38. We are just above the beautiful river Teign (great for wild swimming) and surrounded by wonderful walks across Dartmoor. Dawlish Warren, a 25-minute drive, has sand dunes, swimming, moorings and the usual seaside treats, whilst Exmouth, 40 minutes away, has a long sandy beach with many amenities and is popular with kitesurfers and for rock pooling too. There are several National Trust properties within a short distance from the house too. A 5 minute drive away is the Village of Christow which has tennis courts where you can pay by the hour or join for the week, a well maintained and equipped play park with a basketball court and zip wire and there is also a skate park. A short drive or longer bike ride away are the stunning Kennick, Trenchford and Tottiford reservoirs which offer beautiful scenery and fabulous walks or the Teign Valley Golf Club for a round of golf. Explore the lovely coastal towns and villages of the South Hams or the stunning surfing beaches of North Devon and Cornwall, or stick closer by and take one of many walks from the house which loop back to the village with stunning views of the Teign Valley.

A private guest house with stunning views, the Coach House adjoins 'The Mount', an imposing granite built former Quarry Captains House sitting peacefully in it's own 15 acre estate. Bridle paths lead from the property directly onto the moor. The friendly moorland Village of Sticklepath is a short walk away with its two pubs, Village Shop and National Trust's Finch Foundry. Only 2mins off the A30, a pet friendly, family friendly stay in a central Devon location, a perfect base for exploring.

Refurbished in 2015 the Coach House offers a fully fitted, functional kitchen, a large open plan living area with french doors opening out onto stunning views. There is a spacious, secluded decked area solely for guests use with seating and lounger.

Sticklepath Village is a short walk from the property where you will find several amenities; Sticklepath Stores for all of your essentials/basics, plus a tea room. The Finch Foundry (National Trust) is the last working water powered forge in England (19th century) plus tea room and garden. There are two pubs. Dartmoor is literally on our doorstep! Endless options to explore and the Tarka Trail runs through the Village. The market town of Okehampton is approx. 3.5miles away. The town has plenty of shops, butcher’s, fruit and veg, bakers, restaurants, chippy, Post office, supermarkets (Waitrose, Lidl and Co-op), swimming pool, cinema, a lovely park (Simmons Park) plus many historic attractions including a restored heritage train station and castle ruins (English Heritage).

A beautifully located open plan rustic barn conversion on a farm, set on the very edge of Dartmoor with The Mariner's way and The Two Moors way crossing in the farm yard. I provide a twin room only (it is not the whole house as I live here) with large private bathroom next door to the room. Dogs are allowed at a small extra charge as well as breakfast and sometimes supper on request also for an extra charge. Perfect for hikers, cyclists, yogis and nature lovers. Hope to meet you soon!

The room is small but the bathroom is large. Feel free to put a small amount of food in my fridge if you are hiking or for snacks

Chagford with its delightful cafes, shops and pubs is only 3 miles away and if you're feeling energetic can be walked to directly over Meldon Hill where a 360 degree view can be seen at the top of of Devon and Dartmoor

18th century cottage,in the heart of Moretonhampstead Dartmoor Devon, Double bed en-suite,TV ,tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Pet friendly,I have two little dogs. Continental breakfast included.

I have double room with small en-suite available,I also have another double with small en-suite room on my other listing,the “old Smithy Two” There is an informal sitting room with log burner and satellite TV,there is also a dining space Price includes a continental breakfast a full English cooked breakfast is available for £5.80. I have secure dry bike storage if you are looking to cycle while on you’re stay. There is a seating area in a small walled garden. I am a basket maker by trade,and very happy to arrange classes,full or half day,you will leave with a Somerset willow basket,please let me know in advance if possible so I can prepare the willow.

Moretonhampstead is a moorland town and has three popular cafes,a variety of shops,three public houses that all serve excellent food and a popular pizza restaurant all pizzas made on the premises,booking a must,there is a heated outdoor swimming pool,motor museum,several pottery’s,hand made shoes and a delicatessen,perfect for picnic lunches,castle Drogo is close by with beautiful walks in the valley along the river Teign and the Anglers rest, perfect for lunch.

Less than 3 miles from Chagford, on the edge of the moor is Kestor, a stunningly beautiful Dartmoor Tor. The last house before the cattle grid onto the moor is Brimstone Down and our beautiful Annex. With its fabulous outlook that catches the morning sunrise and views across Chagford and Castle Drogo. The annex is completely self contained with open plan bedroom with fully stocked wood burner & patio doors into the garden. With private bathroom & kitchenette with fridge & combi microwave oven.

Set in twelve acres including 7 acres of woodland which the guests and up to two well behaved dogs are welcome to explore

From our doorstep... 0.9 mile woodland walk to Gidleigh Park Country Hotel. Lovely 3 mile walk through the woods and along the quiet Devon lanes to Northmoor Arms, a characterful Dartmoor local that welcomes dogs. Chagford 2.4 miles away with 4 pubs, great for drinking, dining, and usually some form of entertainment. An Indian restaurant and a high street full of independent shops. Chagford Lido - river fed outdoor heated pool. 4 miles away is Bovey Castle - championship golf course with spa, restaurants & leisure facilities. Many quality Golf courses within 45 minutes by car. Fly & Course fishing on the River Teign, licences available in the local stores. 18 fantastic beaches within an hours drive.

Coombeshead Farm stands in 25 acres of unspoilt Devon countryside, 1 mile from Chudleigh. 4 cottages converted from barns. Cider orchard, play area, pets corner, wild meadow. Parking available. **During Coronavirus we are offering self check in, if preferred. Antibacterial cleaning products are used with every changeover. We have flexible cancellation to suit your rapidly changing needs. Stay safe everyone**

A new one bedroom cottage that sleeps 2. One double bedroom, separate bathroom with shower, living room with wood burner and kitchen/dining area. Disabled access. Over looking the orchard. towels and bed linen are provided. THIS IS THE ONLY COTTAGE THAT IS NOT DOG FRIENDLY.

Coombeshead farm is set in 25 acres, 1 mile from Chudleigh for shopping and pubs and close to popular Teign Valley, with easy access to Exeter & Plymouth. Ideal base for walking & cycling, & visting North and South Devon, and Cornwall. Close to beaches of Teignmouth, Dawlish & Torbay and 2 miles from Dartmoor. 5 miles to market town of Newton Abbot. Small farm setting with donkeys, goats, sheep andfree ranging ducks and chickens, with cider apple orchard and wild meadow. Relaxed atmosphere.

Full breakfast included. A single room in a small traditional country bed and breakfast. (We have three guest rooms in total - please see our other listings for details.)

This is a quiet, cosy single room. There is a wash basin in the room, and an en-suite facility with bath, shower and toilet.

Northlake is close to the northern entrance to Dartmoor. Devon has numerous attractions for visitors and, being centrally located in the county, Northlake is a good base for exploring it all. There are several wonderful pubs and restaurants in the nearby town and villages. We are close to the main road route to Cornwall, ideally located for a stop over to break up your trip.

Newly furnished country retreat with great local pub and country walks.Fast train link to cathedral city with great shopping, restaurants and amenities.

Pineapple is a lovely period cottage a few steps away from the centre of Chagford, a unique and historical small town in Dartmoor National Park. Front door opens into hall. Comfortable sitting/dining room, beautiful bedroom, king size bed, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with roll-top bath, shower over. Several levels connected by small staircases. Landscaped garden accessed through gate (see picture). Guests have full use of garden including exclusive use of secluded area. Off-road parking.

Pineapple is a self-contained wing of one of Chagford's ancient farmhouses, added some time after the original building. The cottage's layout has developed over a very long time, and it's quite unusual! All heating is electric including storage heaters, and optiflame electric fire in sitting room. The layout is full of charm, and does require walking up and down a number of small staircases which connect the rooms. My mature landscaped garden is designed as a series of garden rooms – one of which is for your exclusive use, complete with comfortable chairs and table. In the upper part of the garden, there is a vine-covered terrace with a dining table and chairs, and a lawn area with sun beds, all of which guests are very welcome to use. Garden furniture is put away during the winter (November – March inclusive).

Chagford is an exceptional small community inside the Dartmoor national park. It is often cited in the press as one of the best places to live in the South West. It is very rich in history, and surrounded by ancient sites dating to prehistory. There are stone circles within a few minutes drive of Chagford (or a medium hike!). Access to the National Park makes this a magic place for walkers. Chagford has wide variety of pubs, cafes and restaurants, some in buildings dating to the medieval period. Shopping is a delight – there is a wealth of independent shops including a great delicatessen. The town is in reach of many National Trust properties: Castle Drogo is ten minutes drive away, or an hour's walk along the Teign. At the top of the town stands St. Michael the Archangel church, which dates from the 13th century. A short walk to the heated outdoor swimming pool (open May-September).

The Cabin @ Lake Lodge is a newly-built and tastefully decorated log cabin with a contemporary, yet cosy feel. The property overlooks agricultural land that houses our small flock of sheep, currently with lambs at foot. The Cabin has its own garden complete with hot tub, brick BBQ and fire pit. Please note that an additional £10/day is charged for use of the hot tub. You will find a complimentary bottle of Prosecco waiting for you in the fridge; hot drinks and firewood also included.

The Cabin provides guests with a rare opportunity to enjoy and survey the surrounding countryside and wildlife from the comfort of a cosy and fully glass-fronted sitting room. You may experience our friendly sheep roaming within feet of the sitting room windows, or be lucky enough to spot other wildlife enjoying the land and seemingly unaware of your presence. A well-stocked bird table and bird feeders are located just outside of the living room and kitchen windows, which attract an array of breeds.

Guests will find the residents of Hatherleigh welcoming and approachable with a wonderful sense of community. There are a host of events to be enjoyed, such as the arts festival in July and its exceptional carnival in November.

A single room with morning light, in a peaceful terraced house 5 minutes walk from village centre and overlooking the jasmine and cherry tree and the moor beyond. The village has shops, tearooms, crafts, pubs and easy access to fantastic walks and bike rides. Help yourself breakfast available. A simple retreat in a welcoming home.

Warm, welcoming, clean and lived in. This is a light three-bedroom house in a friendly crescent of terraced houses in this Dartmoor village of Moretonhampstead. Shared with an easy going owner, keen on yoga, meditation, walking, writing and having a laugh, you can be sure of a relaxed and calm atmosphere. The bedroom is compact and light and the bed very comfortable, with a view over Hingston Rocks and the moor beyond. A hot drink can be provided on arrival. For winter guests, a water bottle and blankets are there to keep you warm. Local information can be found on the bookshelf, hangers on the back of the door and there is a small chest of drawers for storage. I have two cats who are always kept out of the guest bedroom, whether it's occupied or not. I live 5 mins walk from shops, art gallery, potteries, cafes, independent pizzaria and a popular friendly gastropub, known for its great music nights and delicious food.

Moretonhampstead is known as the 'gateway' to the moor. It's an old market town or village with a population of about 1,700. There are great walks straight from the door, as I live two minutes from the fields that lead to views back over the moor to the prominent feature of Haytor. My favourite is walking up through the fields and ancient walkways which open out to the Fingle Wood valley below. Mardon Down, the local hill, is a good hours circular walk. A 20 minute drive to the high moor though and you can roam, cycle, climb or river swim all day. In the summer there is also a heated outdoor swimming pool (Devon loves its outdoor pools) 5 minutes walk away. There is also a river-fed solar heated outdoor pool, 15 minutes drive away in Chagford, a pretty market village with interesting shops and good cafes - both villages active with community life on a Saturday.

Siskin Corner is a detached house in the picturesque village of Cheriton Bishop, to the Northern edge of Dartmoor National Park. You will be staying in a medium-sized bedroom with a Double Bed, wardrobe space and TV with Freeview. Tea and Coffee will be available in the room. You will have access to a private bathroom with bath and shower. A continental breakfast will be served in the kitchen. Parking on premises is free. Wi-Fi is available.

Siskin Corner is a situated in the ideal place to explore the moors and local area, whilst being conveniently situated to the major routes around Devon and the South West.

Cheriton Bishop is a village on the Northern edge of Dartmoor National Park, between the cathedral city of Exeter and Okehampton. There is a Shop/Post Office and Public House (3 minute walk). Directions will be given upon booking. Half a mile walk, or 5 minutes drive, to the popular wedding venue of Higher Eggbeer. Suitable for people who enjoy outdoor pursuits such as walking, cycling, birdwatching, fishing or horse riding. Fly Fishing tuition can be booked through The Devon Flyfisher at www.devonflyfisher.com

This light and airy single bedroom with a desk looks out onto the charming village square. The room can be transformed into a twin room with the trundle bed to take an extra guest. The trundle can be slipped back into place easily when not required.

This is a room in a gorgeous and spacious flat right in the heart of Chagford. With this room there is full access to the bathroom, large living/dining room and kitchen. There are plenty of options for dining, coffee and people watching within a few paces. As for outdoors space... you are in the middle of all the splendours of Dartmoor

Chagford is a delightful village in every sense - picturesque, set amidst a dramatic landscape, and with a wonderful and vibrant community and cultural scene. It has been the inspiration for famous artists like Alan Lee, Brian Froud and for much of the 'Lord of the Rings' imagery. There's opportunities for amazing walks, dog walks, cycle routes - road and off road, swimming, wild swimming, luxury spa treatments, hill and tor walking, geocaching, trips to the Eden project or the sea, tours of local art and craft studios and galleries and so much more.

East Hillerton House is situated in a beautiful, rural area of Devon and enjoys stunning views of Dartmoor National Park which is only six miles away. We can offer a double room with a king size bed and en-suite shower room with a very large walk-in shower with dual shower heads, infared heating and a non-slip shower tray. A very peaceful and relaxing room. TV, tea and coffee, hairdryer, toileteries The quiet country lanes are ideal for walking, and if you do not mind hills cycling as well!

The house is in a beautiful setting with wonderful views and many old Oak trees. Ideal for bird watching. Being only approx 5 miles from the A30 makes it an ideal place to stop over on the way to, or on the way from, Cornwall. Or why not stay a few days to explore Devon and enjoy everything it has to offer.

Rural. Peaceful. Beautiful.

Our little Grade II listed cottage is small, quirky and over 300 years old. It's in Crediton, a well-connected market town in Mid Devon. It's well-placed for Exmoor, Dartmoor, Exeter and North Devon. It's a terraced cottage with no garden, but we have a nearby allotment. There's an outside shed to store bikes. The town centre is a few minutes walk away.And there are lots of countryside walks starting just a few minutes away from our house.

Our place is a small, simple base to use whilst visiting local friends, sightseeing, walking, cycling or exploring. There's a log-burning stove in the lounge, and an old Aga in the kitchen, which keeps the cottage cosy. The bedroom is small but functional. It has a single Ikea bed, which can be pulled out into a low down double if there's two of you. As a double, it means there's not much floorspace left in the bedroom -- but as a base to stay while you're out during the day it should be fine. There's a small desk space, and a place to hang clothes. The floor is a bit wonky -- it's an old cottage. There's a shared bathroom with a shower over the bath. The shower is off the taps -- it's not a power shower, and the pressure is quite low, but it does the job. There's a big table in the kitchen for meals / relaxing / planning your travels. You're welcome to make tea / coffee and help yourself breakfast in the morning. One of us can show you how to use the Aga. The kitchen has a toaster and kettle (on the Aga), a fridge, and cafetiere. The lounge is generally not for guest use, but has a log burner which we can put on when it's cold. The house has no garden, but there's a shed to put bikes in. The shed is in the shared but privately accessed alleyway between our house and our neighbour. We have an allotment (it's a work in progress...) a couple of minutes away which we can show you around if you're interested and the weather is ok! The front of the house faces directly onto a narrow road. Depending on when you stay, you may hear schoolchildren walking to the nearby school in the morning, or the early rubbish bin collection, or late-night pub goers. Other than that, it's a quiet road.

Crediton is a small market town in Mid Devon, and has a strong community feel. There's a farmers' market in the town square every other Saturday, and there's a selection of coffee shops, pubs and shops. There's a park, and a leisure centre with pool. It's well connected to Exeter, Barnstaple and beyond via car, bus and train. If you want to go to Dartmoor or Exmoor you'll be best off using a car.

The property is located in the small, friendly village of Drewsteignton which is within the Dartmoor national park. The city of Exeter is 12 miles away. Available for winter let ( 3-7 months )

Your bedroom is bright and airy with plenty of storage for a short or longer stay. There are plenty of plug sockets to charge phones etc and a radio to keep you company as you gently wake up with a nice cup of tea or coffee using the facilities in your bedroom. The shared bathroom is directly next door with a powerful over the bath shower, loo and basin. A small courtyard garden, if you fancy a cuppa in the sun. Please bring your well behaved doggy with you at no extra cost. Leave him or her with me for a few hours if you wish to sample the local fare.

The magical moors. Beautiful river side walks.

An ideal getaway in these times. Private, non shared shower, wash facilities and toilet. Isolated location , easy to keep social distance as the hut is the only unit on site for holidays. A warm welcome awaits you at "The Sheephut" @ Hollycombe Ford. The Shepherds hut provides a self catering, glamping style, characterful place to stay. It is set on a small hill with lovely views towards Dartmoor.

The accommodation is situated in the grounds of Hollycombe Ford on a small hill surrounded by growing Christmas trees and with lovely views looking towards Dartmoor. Our aim is to provide a friendly relaxing atmosphere where you can come and go at your own leisure. There is off road parking for your car and a path leads the way up the slope to the Hut. Some sensor lighting guides the way and a powerful torch is provided. The charming Sheephut is fully insulated, double glazed and comes with a infra-red modern heater which makes you feel like you are in constant sunshine! A covered veranda provides shelter where you can sit and enjoy a Devonshire cream tea or an evening glass of wine. Watch the resident chickens crazy antics or the occasional deer passing though!! A further area with bench seating is close-by to do some romantic star gazing. There is a handy cubby cupboard for boots and to drip dry coats should the Dartmoor weather turn rainy. The Sheephut has a small double bed, a breakfast table and a mini kitchen area. Ceiling lighting and a handy USB port are all powered by solar panels adding to our green credentials. Hooks are situated near the door and plenty of storage space is at hand under the bed. In the kitchen, bottled drinking water is provided and a solar powered pump works to deliver washing water into the sink. Hot water is created by boiling a kettle in the Hut for washing dishes. A two ringed gas hob provides you with a cooking breakfast area and all crockery, cutlery, pots and pans are provided. A cool-box complete with ice-packs which are changed regularly will take care of your perishables. In keeping with the Eco philosophy a compost toilet is situated a short distance away at the back of the Hut. This solar operated modern system is easy to use with no need to add sawdust or worry about any unwanted smells. Your private modern shower and wash facilities are a short walk away, approximately 110 meters down the hill at the Sheep Dip!! Inside you will find automatic sensor lighting, an installed hairdryer, washbasin, electric shower and your large fluffy bath towels. The Sheephut @ Hollycombe Ford is the experience of camping with the advantage of charm and comfort.

We are ideally positioned near the A30 and within easy reach of Dartmoor. The famous Fingle bridge and Lydford gorge are short distances away. The Tarka trail and Granite way are all in close driving distance. Okehampton is approximately 8 miles away while Exeter is approximately 14 miles in the opposite direction. Some traffic noise may be experienced. The Location of Hollycombe ford is ideal to visit Dartmoor and the countryside Devon has to offer as well as beaches both to the north and south can be reached within an hour. The famous Tom Cobley pub is in the close by village of Spreyton. This pub is renowned for its local ales and spirits as well as its exceptional food. Booking is advised.

Close to Dartmoor, Burrow Farm Cottages have cosy open plan living areas, well-appointed kitchens, WiFi, comfortable bedrooms ensuring a good nights rest. Burrow Farm is set within the rural beauty and tranquillity of Ruby Country, making an great base to explore Devon. For a spot of retail therapy, Exeter is a half hour drive, offering excellent shopping, theatres, and plenty of outstanding architecture including the cathedral and quayside restored warehouses now offering bijou shops and cafes.

Peacefull, Tranquil Relaxing location. Group of three 200-year-old, stone-built conversions, two previously a threshing barn, one a former stable. Well stocked fishing lake.. Rod License required.

The Waie Inn is great for familys and couples. There is a sports hall, fantastic outside play area, indoor swimming pool.