Log Cabins to RentFull of history and heritage, ancient woodlands, dramatic wild moors and a wealth of archaeological treasures, artistic and literary connections, Dartmoor is a great place to stay - not just pass through going to Cornwall! Plenty of walking routes for all abilities; horse riding and cycling opportunities; pretty villages and thriving towns with great local produce.
Dartmoor View is a lovely lodge nestled on the outskirts of Cheriton Bishop, close to Dartmoor National Park. Set on the ground floor, this property hosts Three bedrooms: one double with an en-suite shower room and one twin and one single, sleeping a total of four guests and benefiting from a family bathroom. It has an open-plan living space with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Outside has an enclosed lawned garden, gravelled and patio area with furniture. Dartmoor View is a wonderful choice for a rural break to this area of Devon.
Lodge 11 is a lovely lodge situated on the outskirts of the town of Tavistock just eighteen miles from Plymouth, Devon. The lodge sleeps four people in one king-size double bedroom with en-suite shower and one twin as well as a family bathroom. Also in the lodge is an open-plan living space with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Outside is off-road parking for one car and a decked balcony with furniture. Lodge 11 is a delightful lodge and an ideal base for exploring this beautiful part of Devon.
This property is situated just outside the village of Lydford, which is located on the western edge of Dartmoor, making it a fantastic choice for those who enjoy Devon's natural beauty and walking and hiking. A short distance from the property is the spectacular Lydford Gorge, with its 30 metre waterfall and range of scenic walking routes. Only a few minutes in the car and you'll have shops, restaurants and cafes you need in Tavistock or Okehampton. Further afield, away from Dartmoor, both the Devon and Cornwall coasts are within a thirty mile drive, including the historic town of Tintagel, famed for its connections to King Arthur, and the picturesque cove at Crackington Haven. This single storey open plan property offers spacious accommodation for two, with the bedroom area being separated from the rest of the space by a screen partition. The lounge area is homely and welcoming, with co ordinating fabrics and upholstery, comfortable seating, and a cosy wood burner, for which the first basket of logs is provided. There is a TV, allowing guests to relax and enjoy a film in the evenings. The dining area has a pine dining table and attractive antique sideboard, whilst the kitchen area is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, and washing maching. The screened off sleeping area with a king sized which can be made up as twin beds on request, thanks to the zip and link beds. The bathroom has a walk in shower and WC. Outside, there is a spacious lawn garden for guests to enjoy, with seating and a BBQ provided, making it a great space to enjoy the quiet surroundings and countryside views. There is ample parking available.
This delightful barn conversion set in 90 acres with some beautiful walks straight from your doorstep. Cycling trails can be accessed from your doorstep, along with the Tamar Trails a short drive away, where you can walk or cycle. Bring your horse and explore the bridle ways, stabling available at additional cost. From the cottage you can enjoy the beautiful country views and tranquillity. Walk in the 23 acre bluebell wood, along the stream and listen to the birds and watch for deer. Take a walk through the wood along the foot path and road to Bere Ferrers and its 16 century pub, passing the river Tavy estuary with its abundant bird life. Take your boat and launch in the near by River Tamar. Nestled between Tavistock with its listed pannier market and Plymouth to the south, where you will be spoilt for choice with an array of shopping. Pubs, restaurants not to mention its wealth of day trips including the historic Hoe, National Marine Aquarium and Theatre Royal. Take the train from Bere Alston or Bere Ferrers. National Trust Buckland Abbey and Cothele are near by as is the Garden House. Close by is Bere Alston with its shops and home bakery. For those who want ot relax on the beach there are many stunning beaches including Whitsand Bay and Looe. The cottage is located adjacent to the owner s property, and offers private accommodation for two. Entering the cottage you will find the main living area to the left, the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner is on the ground floor of the property and offers a cosy sitting area, TV, and DVD. The kitchen breakfast bar to the right provides dining space, the kitchen itself is equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment, and washing machine. A door from the sitting room gives access to the property s terrace, where you can take time to sit and enjoy breakfast or a meal. Open tread wooden stairs lead to the first floor bedroom, a double room, with its own TV, and en suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Outside, there is a private, pretty plant filled covered patio terrace to the rear of the property, which has a table and chairs for guests to enjoy alfresco dining, or perhaps just the tranquil surroundings. Sun loungers are provided for guests use and are kept in the garden shed. Guests also have access to the owner s gardens and fenced area for dogs to enjoy. There is plentiful off road parking provided.
Conveniently placed you are just a short drive from the bustling market town of Okehampton and amenities such as a cinema and supermarkets, alongside an array of independent shops and castle ruins to visit. From here, spectacularly rugged Dartmoor is close by, and the popular tourist destinations of the south coast to the unspoilt villages littered around the north coastline are easily accessible. The picturesque cathedral in the city of Exeter is a short drive and is a must see when coming to this part of the world, with its cobbled streets, array of architecture from medieval to modern day. Alternatively stay closer to home and explore the nearby historic village of Sampford Courtenay which boasts a popular pub and an array of footpaths close by. Other attractions within easy reach include the Tarka Trail, Castle Drogo, Crealy Adventure Park Devon, and numerous National Trust properties and gardens. Stepping in to this stylish home you immediately note how light and bright it is, with an open plan interior, central wood burner, tiled flooring with underfloor heating and galleried landing it is modern yet retains its character throughout, you will firstly find yourself in the open plan kitchen/diner which is well equipped with gas range oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, coffee machine, and dishwasher. An adjacent utility room offers a washing machine and tumble drier. The kitchen/diner is spacious and has a central wood burner at the heart of the room making it a great social space. Table football is to one side and the dining table at the other. The staircase leads up from the centre of the room to a galleried lounge area, ideal for those looking to sit quietly and read or maybe teenagers looking to catch up on social media or watch some TV as it has a TV /DVD player and PlayStation 4. The two bedrooms are both on the ground floor, one with king size bed and an en suite shower room with WC. The other is a twin zip and link (which can be made into a super king size on request). The family bathroom is next providing a shower over bath and WC. The lounge is separate and accessed from the kitchen/diner through French doors and has comfy sofas, a large Smart TV and Bi folding doors leading to the patio and garden beyond. Heading outside, there is an enclosed patio area with garden furniture, BBQ and even a private hot tub, accessed via the French doors leading off the lounge further to this there is a large garden with lawn. There is also ample private off road parking at the front of the property.
Dartmoor National Park, Devon, South West of England
From £430
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The property is one of two attached cottages, perfectly situated in a delightful countryside setting on the edge of Dartmoor National Park which is famed for its spectacular walks and scenery. With great transport links nearby you will also be less than half an hour away from the cathedral city of Exeter with a wide range of amenities, including restaurants, shops and bars, and also within easy drive of popular tourist destinations of the south coast and the unspoilt villages along the northern coastline. Other attractions within easy reach include Okehampton Castle, the Miniature Pony Centre, South Hams Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the historic naval city of Plymouth, numerous National Trust properties including nearby Castle Drogo. Step inside this pretty property and you will find that the accommodation immediately opens into a beautifully light and spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Comfortable sofas sit in front of a TV/DVD and provide a lovely place to relax after a day exploring the moor, and the intimate dining area is the perfect venue for a laid back evening meal. The kitchen area is also perfectly appointed with a great selection of appliances and boasts a Belfast sink, electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and also a washing machine. Venturing up the stairs and onto the first floor you will then discover the impressively spacious king size bedroom boasting a beautiful vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, TV and double sofa bed (that can be used to accommodate two additional guests). Leading from this a shower room with a large walk in shower and WC completes the offering inside the property. Heading outside and located to the front of the property guests benefit from access to a gravelled patio area with designated garden furniture and seating, and here is the perfect place to dine alfresco during warm weather. Ample private off road parking is available directly outside the property.
Ideally placed you can enjoy peaceful walks from the doorstep and you will be just a mile from the edge of the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which offers river estuaries, rolling hills and thatched cottages surrounding the lovely old coastal towns of Brixham, Salcombe and Dartmouth where you can sample freshly caught seafood and browse the many independent shops, galleries and cafes. Alternatively head north and within a mile you are in Dartmoor National Park, where unbeatable walking and cycling trails can be found combined with the backdrop of breath taking landscapes and wildlife. Other attractions and places of interest accessible from here include Pennywell Farm, Haldon Forest, The South Devon Railway, the cathedral city of Exeter and the historic naval city of Plymouth. Step inside this beautiful lodge and into the perfectly designed and comfortable studio style lounge/kitchen/dining/sleeping area. The lounge area has a Smart TV and lovely views of the garden. This brilliantly flexible and sociable space includes ample room to lounge and dine, and here you can relax in style after a day exploring. Also included here is the compact yet perfectly appointed kitchen which boasts all the essentials including a two ring electric hob, combination microwave oven and fridge with small freezer section, and here you can prepare fresh ingredients sourced from one of the many local farmers markets. In the sleeping area you will find a lovely double bed. Completing the offering and providing further creature comforts in this lovely rustic environment is a perfectly appointed shower room with shower and WC. Venture outside and further highlights await in the form of a stunning enclosed landscaped garden with a lawn area, decked patio, garden furniture,charcoal BBQ and Fire pit and private hot tub. Here is the perfect place to dine alfresco or just relax with a glass of your favourite tipple after a day exploring the moor or coast. Private off road parking for one car is also provided directly outside.
Dartmoor National Park, Devon, South West of England
From £430
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The property is one of two, attached, pretty cottages, perfectly situated in a delightful countryside setting on the edge of Dartmoor National Park which is famed for its spectacular walks and scenery. With great transport links nearby you will also be less than half an hour away from the cathedral city of Exeter with a wide range of amenities, including restaurants, shops and bars, and also within easy drive of popular tourist destinations of the south coast and the unspoilt villages along the northern coastline. Other attractions within easy reach include Okehampton Castle, the Miniature Pony Centre, South Hams Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the historic naval city of Plymouth, numerous National Trust properties including nearby Castle Drogo. After travelling along pretty Devon country lanes you will arrive at the cottage and immediately step into a spacious entrance hall with lots of storage for coats and walking boots as well as a microwave. From here ascend the stairs onto the first floor and due to the upside down arrangement you will discover the beautifully light and spacious open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. Here two comfortable sofas (one being a double sofa bed that can be used to accommodate two additional guests) sit in front of a TV and provides a lovely place to relax after a day exploring the moor, and the intimate dining area is the perfect venue for a laid back evening meal. The kitchen area is also perfectly appointed with a great selection of appliances and boasts an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer and also a washing machine; and alongside this you will find the first of the two shower rooms, brilliantly spacious and including a shower and WC. Heading back down the stairs and onto the ground floor you will then discover the cosy yet generously proportioned double bedroom boasting further sofa seating and a TV. A further contemporary shower room with a large walk in shower and WC completes the offering inside the property. Heading outside and located to the front of the property guests benefit from access to a gravelled patio area with designated garden furniture and seating, and here is the perfect place to dine alfresco during warm weather. Ample private off road parking is available directly outside the property.
Located on a 300 acre cattle and sheep farm, this detached granite barn is the ideal country getaway. Walk the farm trail and enjoy the stunning views from every direction or visit the country pub which is only ten minutes away. Take a short, three mile drive to Dartmoor National Park to see the rugged landscapes, traditional villages, remote tors and flowing rivers. The historic town of Tavistock is two miles away from the farm and visitors can spend a day exploring the pannier market, shops, cafés, cinema and restaurants. Further afield, the Eden Project is an hour s drive away and is a great day out. There are also several National Trust properties nearby including Cotehele House, Buckland Abbey and Lydford Gorge, all within just five miles. Take the opportunity to visit another county and enjoy days out in Cornwall, this barn is only a few miles from the village of Gunnislake and the Cornish border. Retaining plenty of original features, this former barn has been lovingly decorated and furnished to create a hugely comfortable home from home. When entering the exposed stone wall barn, there is an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with a feature granite fireplace and wood burner (first basket of logs provided) to keep guests warm. The exposed stone walls keep the barn cool in warmer weather. The lounge area is furnished with a large sofa and is equipped with a TV and for entertainment. Passing the dining area, featuring a table and chairs perfect for any occasion, the modern kitchen is fitted out with a hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge/freezer. There is one king size bedroom with an en suite shower room and WC. Outside the property, a garden is provided for guests to use, enjoying great views out over the surrounding countryside. There is also a patio, garden furniture seating and a BBQ; ideal for lazy summer evenings out in the open. Parking is available for two cars next to the barn.
Dartmoor National Park, Devon, South West of England
From £509
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This property is located close to the north western edge of Dartmoor National Park, just 2 miles from the town of Okehampton, where there are a number of shops, takeaways, and supermarkets, as well as specialist shops which cater for Dartmoor s walkers, cyclists, and climbers. Dartmoor itself offers many miles of scenic walks for all abilities, ranging from easy strolls through to challenging hikes and climbs. With great transport links nearby you will also be within a short drive of the stunning cathedral city of Exeter and within an easy drive of popular tourist destinations of the south coast and the unspoilt villages along the northern coastline. Other attractions within easy reach include Lydford Gorge, Roadford Lake, Meldon Reservoir and Viaduct, Okehampton Castle, the Miniature Pony Centre, Crealy Adventure Park and Dingles Fairground. This delightful lodge is accessed via a small flight of external wooden steps and then once inside you will find yourself in the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. This light filled room has a contemporary feel with its tasteful styling and boasts a flame effect electric fire, Smart TV, comfortable sofas and dining table seating four. Large patio doors allow guests to open up this area in the warmer months, extending the living space out onto the decked terrace. Also perfectly appointed is the kitchen area which is well equipped with an electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. There is a separate utility room with a washing machine. Venture further inside where you will discover the two beautiful bedrooms, the first of which is a double room with plentiful storage space, TV, and an en suite shower room with WC. Completing the offering inside the property is the second bedroom, a cosy twin room, and located next to this a bathroom with a shower over the bath and a WC. Outside the enclosed, decked terrace makes a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the sunshine with a drink at the end of the day. A table and chairs also make it possible for guests to enjoy al fresco meals plus the fabulous feature of a private hot tub is a welcome luxury after a day exploring the moor. Located next door is a pub which includes a fun children s play area. Private off road parking for two cars is also provided.
