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🌿🌿 Berrywood cottage is situated on the side of Wind tor. Facing southeast,we enjoy spectacular sun rises across the vale of Widecombe. Main bedroom has a double and single bed.Bedroom two has two singles.Our house is attached to the cottage so the key is available at any time.

Our beautiful cottage stands on the outskirts of Widecombe in the Moor, near the heart of Dartmoor. Set in the Widecombe Valley, Berrywood Cottage is a charming and cosy retreat for those looking to get away from it all. Guests can walk into Widecombe or explore the moor itself A cosy, self contained, semi-detached cottage. There are one double and twin rooms on the top floor, and a private bathroom with shower. Heating is provided by radiators. The Lounge/Diner is at the front of the house with French Windows enabling beautiful views across the garden and out onto the Moor. Sleeps up to 4 (COVID -19 cleanliness and hygiene are of a very high standard. We try to provide you with a comfortable ) The cottage/annex has 2 comfortable double bedrooms with clean bed linen and fresh towels. Each bedroom has wardrobe and chest of drawer. there is a full equipped kitchen with electric cookers,microwave oven and fridge freezer. The dinning/sitting room has french windows which gives wonderful view across the garden lawn to the open moor. We have organic vegetable garden, which you are welcome to gather for your own meals. Washer and Dryer is not hooked up but we will provide free laundry service for you anytime. We are very happy to advice you on the area.The cottage has open access to Dartmoor, for which we can offer you assistance via maps and guidebooks. we can also by prearrangement offer you guided walks,tailor made to suit your requirements. Breakfast is not included. A Widecombe is a historic village, with its parish church rightly known as the cathedral of the moor. it is also home to the famous widecombe fair. The area is surrounded by beautiful Tors and streams. Hidden valleys contain the remains of many past settlements, from medieval villages destroyed by the black death, to stone age and bronze age hut circles. the world famous Merrivale stone row is only half hours drive away. Horse riding and canoeing are also popular local activities. surrounding villages and towns offer regular farmers markets, with a taste of local (website hidden) most of these villages you will find a warm welcome in their tearooms and inns. the larger villages also home their own traditional country fair, emphasising country music and folk dancing. Many of Dartmoors long distance walks pass this way, including the very popular two moor way which links the south Dartmoor coast with the Exmoor coast. Best to bring your own car to really indulge your self here on the moors.

once out of our gate you are on open moor. we are on the side of Wind Tor and the route of the Two Moors way. plenty of cattle, sheep and ponies all around us. It takes a little longer, but it is possible to walk to the village across the moor instead of country lanes. We have plenty of maps and guide books to help you! Also in bad weather we can loan you raincoat and wellington boots. Hopefully not needed.

Remotely situated in middle of Dartmoor, near hamlet of Hexworthy, 13 miles from Yelverton. Comfortable granite barn conversion with its own garden in working farm yard, offers self catering base in the Dartmoor National Park. Open plan living space, exposed beams, AGA and king sized bed. Ideal for exploring Dartmoor on foot, by car or by bike. A bridle path runs through the yard should you want to walk to Hexworthy, Princetown, Postbridge or beyond. Pick up/drop off service available at cost.

A converted granite barn, it has painted stone walls and exposed beams. The open plan living space is warm and welcoming. It has most amenities (shower/washing machine/AGA) but is free from many of the distractions of modern life, there is no traffic or light pollution; the nearest mobile phone signal is half a mile up the hill. Get away from the world for a week! Please note the cottage has a shower room, no bath so no long soaks but who would want to with all of Dartmoor to explore!

Please note we are 13 miles from Yelverton, that is our postal town. See map for our specific location as we are situated remotely in the middle of Dartmoor. You and the farmers are the only people for quarter of a mile but yet if you travel to a local pub of an evening you will find a thriving (and surprisingly diverse) local community. Our local, The Forest Inn, has yummy lunch and evening menus and is within easy walking distance. The Warren House Inn, The Rugglestone and The Old Inn are all local favourites. Ideal for those who like to walk in wild country, fish (permit required) or see iconic sites such as the Clapper Bridge at Postbridge, Haytor rocks, Dartmoor Prison or visit our local market towns.

My place is ideal for couples and singles who want to explore Dartmoor and enjoy peace and tranquility - dogs welcome by arrangement

There is no TV but broadband is included

In the middle of Dartmoor

The bunkroom is situated on the ground floor, within the bunkroom there is a small kitchen and shower. This is the perfect place to stay if you want to explore Dartmoor on foot or by bike. Ideal for those who don't camp but like to explore or when the weather not that good all you need to bring is a sleeping bag. It’s no frills inside camping so don’t expect a chocolate on your pillow!!

The room has a basic kitchen , appliances include fridge, microwave, toaster and electric hob. Included is an assortment of cooking pots, plates, bowls and cutlery

Situated in the middle of Dartmoor National Park, this somewhat quirky 1970s bungalow is ideally situated for walkers , cyclists or just driving around looking at the wonderful scenery and visiting places of interest. Secure place for storing bikes and drying clothes and muddy boots. Parking on drive for car. Well-behaved cat-friendly dogs welcome by arrangement and for a small nightly fee. (Sorry, no entire male dogs)

Small single bedroom, with lovely view over fields and moor. Radiator, desk and chair, bathroom adjacent.

Postbridge is in the centre of Dartmoor National Park, with its famous clapper bridge, and is a great place for walking or cycling from. The well known Warren House Inn is approx. 1.5 miles from the house, where there is always a warm welcome and good pub food, including a vegetarian menu.

A quite and peaceful rural location with stunning views, on the outskirts of Ashburton only 15mins walk into the town centre. I am a dog friendly B&B and can provide guided walks along magical river valleys and across the moors. I run a dog boarding and walking business so guests do need to be comfortable with dogs as sometimes there are up to 2 dogs including my own

A good sized Double bedroom, with a sink. A single bedroom over looking the back garden. there is a dinning room with tea making facilities, a toaster and microwave so you are free to help yourselves to breakfast.

Holne Cross is on the outskirts of town in the countryside, close to the moor, and close enough to town for easy access to all the amenities. there are fabulous views with fields out the front. There are four pubs in town that do good pub grub, two restaurants, three tea shops and cafes. Its a hub for antiques, has a renowned cookery school that runs some great day and weekend courses and has several open studio venues in september.

The Barn, Soussons Farm, a cosy welcoming space to use as a base for exploring Dartmoor, surrounded by beautiful open space with numerous bridle paths and footpaths right on your door step. It's a converted granite barn with open plan living room with woodburner and kitchen upstairs. Two comfy bedrooms downstairs. Bathroom with roomy shower. No mobile signal but there is limited broadband. Well behaved dogs welcome. There is a small daily charge per dog payable on arrival.

The Barn, Soussons, is on a working farm so there will be agricultural activities from time to time in the yard. Family farmhouse is nearby. There are straight stairs from the hall (with boot tray and hooks for hanging coats) up to the kitchen/living room area. One bedroom with king size bed. Chest of drawers and swing mirror. Hanging rail is in under stairs cupboard. Second twin bedded room with chest of drawers and swing mirror. The bathroom has one generously sized shower, heated towel rail, WC and wash basin. The kitchen is equipped with gas hob, toaster, kettle, combi microwave cooker, washing machine, iron and ironing board. The living room has two sofas and TV with Freesat and DVD player. WiFi is available but is not very speedy. Books, board games and jigsaws. Wood burning stove. First basket of logs included. Electric radiators in all rooms keep it cosy at all times. We do have much loved and treasured cats so guests and their dogs must be OK with that.

Soussons Barn is located 3 miles from the centre of Postbridge, on the B3212, the main road across Dartmoor. There is a Post Office Stores (that stocks essentials) the East Dart Pub, and the National Park Visitors Centre all close to the famous clapper bridge over the East Dart river. St Gabriels Church is just up the road. Widecombe-in-the-moor is 4 or so miles away. Chagford and Moretonhampstead are all within an easy drive. There are lots of lovely pubs that serve very good food. There is beautiful walking and cycling all on your doorstep. Golden Dagger and Vitifer Tin mines are within a short walk. Grimspound and The Warren House Inn, (highest pub in Southern England) are also in easy walking reach plus Soussons Forest to explore. This area is famous for fantastic birdwatching and other wildlife. Enjoy dark night skies and peace and quiet

The Walkers Retreat is located in Dartmoor National Park and is a cosy, clean and quiet holiday let with large garden to walk around in and great views to admire. There is free secured parking and private entrance. There is a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, electric hob and oven. Living area with sofa and comfortable reclining chair, TV and DVD player. One bedroom with super kingsize bed, toilet next to the bedroom. Shower room with washing/ dryer machine is downstairs.

The whole property has been freshly painted in 2017. You can make use of your private outdoor terrace and you're more then welcome to walk around in the garden (at own risk) and enjoy the views. We provide fresh linen, towels, bathrobes, milk from the local farm, local eggs, coffee, tea, sugar, washing up liquid, detergent for the washing machine, shower gel and soap. If you bring a dog, please let us know upfront. We provide a dog basket, towels, bowl and dog biscuits.

With a large garden, Walkers Retreat is located within Dartmoor National Park, in the village of Holne. It offers self-catering accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The local tearoom and Church House Inn pub are located within a 4-minute walk from the property and are open daily. The Trademans Arms pub, located in Scoriton, is a 5-minute drive away and serves lunch, dinner and drinks. This one-bedroom apartment features a kitchen/living/dining room with an electric wood burner, a flat-screen TV and a DVD player. The property sources products such as milk and eggs from the local dairy farm. The large garden has a seating area with outdoor furniture. Bicycle store is also available. The property benefits from stunning views across the Dartmoor landscape. A network of footpaths can be found at the doorstep. The market town of Totnes is 10 miles from Walkers Retreat while Newton Abbot is 12 miles away, and Exeter and Plymouth are within 25 miles.

Fox Tor is situated in beautiful Dartmeet, just a stones throw from the river Dart, which can be seen from the master bedroom. This is a perfect spot for walking & exploring Dartmoor. We have resident Peacocks, goats, rabbits and just outside the gate you can often find Dartmoor ponies aplenty. Next door is a great little Tea Rooms offering breakfasts, light lunches and Devon Cream Teas.

It is very quiet and very dark of an evening. Amazing star gazing on a clear night.

An ancient Dartmoor farmstead with a roaring inglenook fireplace, squeaky pigs, cheeky chicks, a warm home to return to whether the sun is roasting or mizzle is biting.

East Shallowford Farm is a traditional working hill farm, nestled in the wide West Webburn valley with sheep, cows, pigs, ducks and chickens. As part of your stay you are welcome to join in the daily farm tasks, feeding the pigs and poultry at 7.30am. With a huge roaring fireplace, a quirky granite staircase leading to four bedrooms with modernised bathrooms, bunk-beds, but most importantly, a home from home and a very warm welcome

The farm is set in the most beautiful part of the moors for walking, a five minute drive from Widecombe in the Moor where you will find the award winning Rugglestone Inn and other little gift shops and places for delicious cream teas. It is a further ten minute drive to Haytor and Houndtor, approximately 45 minutes drive to Exeter with the nearest railway station being Newton Abbot, eleven miles away.

Within the heart of the Dartmoor national park, there are amazing moorland walks directly from the cabin as well as 2 local pubs within waling distance. The cabin has 1 bedroom with a double and 2 single beds. There is a fully functioning kitchen and dining/living room with a log burner. There is a double sofa bed within the living area. Private toilet and shower. Garden with table, fire and BBQ. Ideal for families or groups of friends. Logs can be ordered on request . Nearest town is 3 miles.

Set in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, The Annexe at Torgate House offers private accommodation, comprising of a bedroom with wood burning stove, a kitchen and dining/living area and a bathroom with bath and shower. The large gardens offer stunning views across Dartmoor, and unspoiled night skies. The Annexe is an ideal location for walkers, cyclists and photographers, as well as anyone looking for a tranquil getaway.

The Annexe is part of a Victorian property, with wooden floors and sash windows giving fantastic views across Dartmoor - on a clear day it is possible to see as far as Torquay from the garden. The Annexe was originally the office of the Duchy of Cornwall in Dartmoor. The kitchen and dining area in The Annexe includes an electric cooker, kettle, toaster, fridge and microwave, ideal for self-catering. Cutlery and crockery are provided. There is also a sofa and armchair, as well as a dining table. The bedroom has a double bed - there is space for a single bed and/or a travel cot, both of which are available on request. Please note that the single bed is a foldaway type, although it is comfortable! The bathroom includes a bath and shower. In addition to the woodburning stove, The Annexe benefits from central heating radiators in all rooms.

We are located within a 5 minute walk of Princetown, which has several good cafes, two pubs, a fish and chip shop, and the Dartmoor Visitor Centre. Torgate House is located in the heart of the moody and atmospheric moorland that inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to write The Hound of The Baskervilles. Furthermore, Princetown is home to Dartmoor Prison and the Prison museum, and a historically significant church. There are numerous cycle routes, footpaths and bridleways nearby which service Princetown. If you fancy somewhere a little more populated, the nearby stannary town of Tavistock is just 20 minutes away by car, and Plymouth is less than a 30 minute drive.

Quirky '70's moorland home, very light lounge (ideal for bird-watching), basic comfortable accomodation, ideal for those wishing to explore Dartmoor on foot, bicycle or by car. Situated down a bridle path, with parking at the house and secure bike storage, the place is very quiet and peaceful, with no light pollution. Own well water.Wood-burning stove in lounge. Light breakfast included. Well-behaved cat- friendly dogs welcome by arrangement for small nightly fee (sorry no entire male dogs)

Tor Lodge is a small self contained annexe adjacent to the main house. It has its own entrance with a key box, and plenty of parking. Sleeping arrangements are on a mezzanine floor, accessed by a paddle staircase, where you’ll find both a comfortable king size bed plus a single. Please note the mezzanine has restricted head height You’ll also find a sofa bed on the ground floor if you don’t like heights. There is a small self contained kitchen with a fridge and a combination microwave

In the kitchen you’ll find a kettle, toaster and combination microwave, which has a grill and a cooker combined. Crockery and cutlery is also provided Coffee, tea, sugar and milk is provided plus a cake or biscuits ( homemade if time allows ) for your arrival Please request any specific requirements

We are ideally located a few minutes walk from the shops, pubs, cafes and facilities and beautiful walks

The cottage makes an ideal location for active guests who like hiking, mountain biking, geocaching and horse riding & there is never a dull day in Dartmoor National Park! The moor is on the doorstep (literally) and for many people this is the main attraction. The beaches are not far away and the Two Moors Way runs across the top of Wind Tor and this takes you right through to Exmoor. The two pubs (The Rugglestone and The Old Inn) in Widecombe do a thriving trade and are both well worth visiting.

The views from the cottage of the Widecombe valley are hard to beat and are best taken in while sipping your breakfast tea or sundowner cocktail on the sun deck.

There is a selection of local amenities but Widecombe is best known for its stunning scenery, welcoming pubs and one of the oldest cream tea outlets in the country. Not to mention Uncle Tom Cobley!

A warm welcome awaits you at Higher Mill Leat, with homemade cakes and fresh hot tea. (Please let me know if you have any special dietary requirements). Wake up in the king size bed to wonderful views of the surrounding countryside and moorland. Tea and coffee making facilities, and mini fridge in bedroom. Eggs are from our own free range hens. This is a modern farm house, on a working farm, with stunning views of Dartmoor. An ideal place to stay for visiting the moors, coast or towns.

We farm suckler cows and sheep, which during the summer months graze the moorland. This helps keep Dartmoor looking the way it does. This is an ideal base for touring beautiful South Devon. Just a stones throw from open moorland. Beaches 15 miles, and we are half way between Exeter and Plymouth. The nearest pub is 1 mile, with others within 10mins drive. Ashburton cookery school is only 12mins drive. Buckfastleigh steam railway and Buckfast Abbey are 6 minutes drive.

Peaceful, rural setting.

Fig Tree Barn is nestled in a small hamlet located in a valley on the edge of Dartmoor, it is the ideal base from which to explore the whole region from moor to sea. The scenery in the area is glorious in all the weather’s moods and offers opportunities for walking, pony trekking, canoeing, swimming, sightseeing or just simply relaxing. Within a 10 minute walk of the barn is a local pub and about a 20 minute walk away is a community run shop and tearoom, perfect for a Devonshire cream tea !.

The home is a converted barn completed using traditional materials and in keeping with the appearance of the area. The barn is fully fitted with central heating to ensure that whatever the weather the barn remains warm and cozy. A bedroom with a single bed is located downstairs, along with a bathroom with a large walk-in shower, the kitchen and cozy living room. A staircase leads up to a further two bedrooms, one with a king size bed and the other with twin beds. This floor has a loft like feel with triangular roofs and exposed beams.

Within a 15 minute drive is the town of Ashburton, with a restaurant appearing in the good food guide, a couple of cozy tearooms, and two wonderful delis stocking local cheeses and fish sourced from local day boats as well as a fantastic butcher. Closer to home is the local community shop and tearoom open everyday from 11-5. Here you are able to have a light lunch or a Devonshire cream tea or just pickup any forgotten essentials in the shop. This is a 5 minute drive from the barn or about a 20 minute walk along the sleepy country lanes.

Offering light and airy accommodation in a beautiful part of Devon, this lovely ground floor apartment is the ideal holiday getaway for a family. . All on the ground floor. Open plan living space: With beams. Living area: With Freeview TV. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet.. Lawned garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture (shared with other properties on-site). Private parking for 2 cars. . All properties: Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot and highchair available on request. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer (shared with other properties on-site). Landscaped and natural grounds (shared with other properties on site). No smoking. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a spring.. Wooder Manor holiday cottages are wonderful properties (refs UK12422, UK12423, UK12424, UK12425 and UK12426) situated in the tranquil countryside of Widecombe-in-the-Moor. Located in Dartmoor National Park and close to the town of Bovey Tracey, there is plenty to see and do. There are an abundance of local walking, cycling and horse riding trails around Widecombe and plenty of adventure to be had in Haytor for families, couples or those with their four legged friends. The Devon Guild of Craftsman is an art exhibition for all to see not too far away at Bovey Tracey, as well as the town of Ashburton with plenty of local shops to visit. Many activities are available to enjoy within a short driving distance such as Woodlands Adventure Park, Pennywell Farm, Dart Valley Railway, Castle Drogo, Becky Falls, Grimspound and Houndtor medieval villages, or the historic Monk’s Abbey in Buckfastleigh. There are a couple of good local pubs, and cafés ideal for lunch time bites or a nice heart-warming dinner. If you wanted to explore further afield during your stay, the local train station is Newton Abbot, just over 14 miles away, where you can catch a train to Paignton, Exmouth or the larger cities around the south west such as Bristol or Bath, or even take a trip to Cardiff in Wales for the day. The Ullacombe farm shop is 7 miles away for nice local and fresh produce, should you wish to rustle up a hearty home cooked meal back at the cottage. The beach of Teignmouth can be reached within an hour, and there is an information centre about ½ mileaway. Beach 19 miles. Shops, cafés, pub and restaurant 1 mile. These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 22 guests.

Shuttaford Barn is a recently converted barn on a 16thC Dartmoor farmstead on the edge of the moors next to Holne and Ashburton. It is the perfect spot to explore the wilds of Dartmoor, walk along the beautiful River Dart or head to the many South Devon beaches for the day. Or just relax in the peaceful surroundings of the barn and its garden. For summer months we generally do Friday to Friday bookings. Please message us if you want to discuss other days or duration of stay.

The architect designed conversion has created a modern rustic feel to the space, reusing many of the original materials with vintage furnishings and a large double height country kitchen. Underfloor heating runs throughout the lower floor to give a luxurious and homely feel on bare feet in the kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms. Large cast iron radiators upstairs to make sure whatever the weather the barn remains warm and cosy. An en-suite kingsize bedroom and twin bedroom are located downstairs, along with a family bathroom (with a luxurious rolltop bath and separate shower) and large kitchen dining space. A staircase leads up to the main living space which has a 'loft' feel, and another double bedroom with a built in bed 'nook'. The generous living room has a double sided woodburner and two seating areas, large rooflights provide a light and airy feel and a big opening window gives views out to the surrounding hills. A sofa bed is located in the living space for larger parties and we can provide a travel cot for babies. Lots of books and games are provided for entertainment as well as TV with Netflix, Amazon Prime and dvd player (and plenty of dvd's).

Shuttaford Barn is located in a hidden valley just outside the village of Holne and next to Ashburton. Holne has an excellent community run village shop, and a soon to re-open pub. It is less than a 10 minute drive to the nearby towns of Ashburton and Buckfastleigh with local shops, cafes and restaurants. Ashburton has a fantastic selection of local food shops, a deli, bakery, fish deli, butchers and farmers market. A 5 minutes drive takes you up onto the open moorland of Dartmoor or down to the River Dart with its magical walks and wild swimming spots. You can walk from the house or head up to the moor, plenty of maps and walking books are provided. The town of Totnes is a 20 minute drive with lots of cafes, restaurants, shops and markets. Nearby places to visit for foodies include Riverford Farm and Field Kitchen and Sharpham Vineyard. The nearest beaches are an easy 30-40 minutes drive with plenty of options for surfing all along the south Devon coast. The nearby A38 (less than 10 minutes) allows easy access to Exeter, Plymouth and beyond.

Step back in time, bring the whole family together and remember how life used to be. Torn’s Park’s garden is ideal for your favourite family pastimes. Furnished in period style, this detached country house boasts the spacious elegance of a bygone era as well as superb views towards Buckfast Abbey from its elevated position within Dartmoor National Park. Ashburton (1 mile) offers interesting art, craft and antique shops. The River Dart Country Park, National Hunt racing, golf courses and many other attractions are all nearby. Customers will receive a cream tea on arrival. Torbay and coast 15 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile. Ground floor: Living room. Dining room. Kitchen. Reading room. Separate toilet. First floor: 4 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 twin, 1 single. Bathroom (no toilet). Shower room and toilet. Z bed available. Open fire in living room included. Electric heaters and electricity by £1 coin meter. NSH, bed linen and towels included. Cot. High chair. DVD. Oil Aga (winter only). Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Freezer. Wi-fi. 0.75-acre garden. Verandah and furniture. Parking. Natural water supply from borehole. No smoking.

Luxury accommodation on a working Dartmoor hill farm, sited in a little paddock close to the farmstead, adjacent to the open moorland, with lovely views of Dartmoor & beyond. Hill walking, a gentle stroll, wild swimming & pure relaxation all accessible without having to get into your car. Each hut is fully self contained with a double bed, seating, kitchen area, shower, toilet & a wood burner for those cosy evenings. Outside there will be a fire pit, seating & star gazing opportunities!!

Brand new huts arriving April 2020!

15 minutes drive from Ashburton an Ancient Stannary Town & Buckfastleigh a small Market Town both of which have a small Supermarket as well as a choice of Cafes & Resturants. We are also only 5-10 minute drive from 3 local pubs, one of which is walkable at just under a mile.

A delightful secluded cottage with one bedroom on the southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park overlooking wooded nature reserve. Ideal walking centre and as a romantic break for couples.

The cottage is detached, being situated near to our own, yet completely private with its own entrance. Both cottages set within 3 acres of secluded grounds overlooking the steeply wooded Webburn Valley, a nature reserve (Site of Special Scientific Interest.

We cannot see or hear another house from here and we are set back off a narrow lane. Within a mile are to be found deep pools for swimming in the River Dart. Excellent riding stables offered on open moorland. This is ideal walking country and various guided walks with National Park guides are available. Ashburton is a delightful small town with an excellent Delicatessan, superb Fish Deli, Artisan Baker and Independent Butcher with locally sourced meats.

Kings Cottage is a cosy granite Dartmoor Cottage with lots of beams and character. Big fireplace with woodburner and lots of logs available. Two bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. Quite a large garden with lovely views of the Moor. There are four cottages in a tiny hamlet not far from Widecombe in the Moor and the open moor is a few minutes' walk away.

The cottage sits on the side of a hill with views of several tors. The Two Moors Way Walk runs close by and here and there is a lovely woodland walk along the river to a hamlet called Jordan. There is a decent sized garden for dogs and barbecues, sunbathing etc. Help yourselves to vegetables and herbs. Widecombe in the Moor is an hour’s stroll across fields and has an excellent pub, the Rugglestone which serves good real ales and food.

The cottage is in a group of four, at Lynchaford, just outside the hamlet of Ponsworthy. It sits towards the 'high moor' close to the River Dart and the beautiful Webburn Valley.

A cabin in the garden with a wet room and toilet across the garden from the cabin. Table and chairs in the garden to eat out if weather is good. Self catering for breakfast, you can request a cooked breakfast on booking. House no is 7 which not on address so this should help you find it more easily

Is a wood cabin with a double bed,electric blanket for a warmed bed and heater for colder nights, a fridge, toaster and kettle for self catered breakfast, price includes cereals, local artisan bread, milk (soya lactose free etc provided on request) coffee, teas and chocolate. Wet room and toilet with path and steps across the lawn.

Ashburton is a historic stanery town, unique in having artisan bakery, fish deli, the best delicatessen in 6 counties, butchers with local meat, a farmers market 6 days a week and famous for its large number of antique shops, and the famous cookery school. It is close to the moors, Hound Tor and Hay Tor.

Our family home is comfortable and creatively quirky in a great location on Dartmoor with ludicrously beautiful views. You can walk straight out and up onto high moorland or down through the woods to the river Dart. Breakfast is served in our open plan living area and menu choice includes a full cooked breakfast. Vegetarian &/or dietary requirements are easily catered for, just let me know beforehand.

The bedroom has a comfortable King divan bed (which can be divided into two single beds for 2 sharing) with view of field & woodland; Tea/coffee making facilities and wardrobe/chest of drawer space available for guest use. The shared bathroom has a spacious shower and a renewable energy Air Source water heater which provides a constant supply of hot water.

Ashburton is just 3 miles (5 mins drive or a 40 min walk) down the hill and has great wine bar, restaurants, cafes, antique shops, deli, pubs etc. The historic cities of Plymouth and Exeter are both 30 mins by car and Dartington Hall and Totnes are 15 - 20 mins. Dartmoor with it's granite tors, stone and bronze age archeological sites, hills and wooded river valleys is just outside the front door! Walking, kayaking, cycling, wild swimming, pony trekking, great pubs/fine dining, historic buildings, alternative therapies or just peace and quiet - you can find it all here.

Private double bedroom in a rural cottage. Escape to a tranquil hamlet on Dartmoor. Great walks from the door. Good pub food just 10 minutes walk away. Easy access from the A38 and a perfect location for exploring Dartmoor and south Devon. Shared bathroom, use of the kitchen for evening meals, breakfast provided.

Characterful 300 year old cottage, in Dartmoor National Park, in a small hamlet. Come and relax and feel at home, surrounded by original artwork and pottery collected from around the world. The bedroom features a solid handmade wooden bed which guests all say is very comfortable and has a good size window looking out onto fields; it is very peaceful and quiet. The bedroom is south facing and light. A pretty cottage garden with table and chairs, is bordered by the river Mardle. Great for walkers, the open moor is just 5 minutes walk away, the cottage gives access to Holne Moor, the river Dart, the Two Moors Way and a short drive takes you to Venford Reservoir or Hembury Woods. There is a good pub selling food at a reasonable price, 10 minutes walk away (up hill on the way there, downhill at the end of the evening) and there is a cafe and village shop in Holne, about 30 minutes walk. Also good for people heading down or back from Cornwall, just 7 minutes drive from the A38, with clear directions to our door. I am happy for guests to use the kitchen to make simple meals for dinner, heating soup for example. You are welcome to use the lounge / dining room for meals and to relax in the evening I am often out in the evening (and at work during the day) and when I am home, I will often be in my own space in the evening. Although I love to meet guests and find out about your trip, I may not have a lot of time to be sociable and might just be available for questions and a quick chat now and then The house is filled with books, a small DVD collection and a folky music collection - I am happy for guests to dip in during their stay. There is parking for one car up to the size of a small van. Larger cars can park on the roadside nearby.

The hamlet of Coombe sits in a small hidden valley, very peaceful, with more horses passing than cars, and with the delightful river Mardle running along it. There are about 12 houses in the valley, scattered along either side of the river, and a upstream the road gives way to an old stone track through Scae Wood and up onto Holne Moor. From there you can walk to Princetown, 12 miles over open moorland, or stroll to the pub in Scoriton for a bite to eat. We are in a row of 300 year old weaver's cottages. The attic spaces still had looms, and the open gable end to throw spun yarn down for collection, when the cottages were refurbished. The wool was taken to the mills in Buckfastleigh which had a thriving wool trade until the end of the 19th century.

A traditional Mongolian yurt in its own private and idyllic setting on the banks of a little lake complete with dinghy, in a stunning location on Dartmoor. Lake yurt has a woodburner, double bed, double futon and single futon, kilim rugs and Moroccan lanterns. Walk across the little bridge to your own compost toilet and wood fired shower nestled in the woods! Get back to nature and the simple life!

If you like privacy then Lake Yurt is the perfect place for you. Set between a little lake and a magical woodland, this is all your own private domain. Row the dinghy out on the lake and enjoy the total peace and tranquility. Barbecue delicious dinners on your open fire. Enjoy the comfort of the yurt with its beautiful hand painted doors and poles. You also have your own fully equipped rustic kitchen and dining area next to the yurt and a picnic table by the lake. Plus a hammock and a swing!

Dartmoor is a place of outstanding natural beauty. There are tors to climb. You can walk for miles or swim in the river or go kayaking (very popular round here!) You can drive to beautiful beaches or visit Totnes which was voted one of the most funky towns in the world. But some people are happy just staying at the yurt because it is so idyllic.

A charming, traditional 14th century Inn, packed full of character in the heart of Dartmoor National Park. A warm welcome awaits at the family run Inn which alongside its rooms, offers a well stocked bar and a menu of fresh local dishes.

A good sized comfortable double room to the front of the Inn with double windows offering a partial view over the moors. Furnished in pine with a large chest of drawers, 2 tub chairs and a pair bedside tables with a wall mounted flat screen TV Full tea and coffee making facilities are provided alongside complimentary biscuits and bottled water. The en-suite bathroom benefits from a full size bath with a separate shower cubicle.

The Inn is located in the beautiful Dartmoor National Park in the picturesque village of Holne. Built in 1329 to house the stonemasons working on the adjacent church. The building retains many original features and historical additions which add to the old-worldly charm of this traditional free house.

Peaceful and private caravan in its own secluded setting with views of fields and trees. Situated on Dartmoor which is an area of outstanding natural beauty.

If you want to get away from it all and have total peace and privacy, this is the place for you. The caravan is like a haven of tranquility. You can sit out on the deck in the evening and listen to the birdsong or sit by the wood burner in the caravan reading a book. There is also a lawned area with 2 benches and a fire pit. In the day there are beautiful walks in every direction and you can visit the horses on our farm or the llamas up the lane. The bedroom has a double bed and there's a double futon in the living area which can be used as a sofa or an extra bed. There is a toilet and shower in the caravan.

There are wonderful walks in every direction with tors to climb and ancient stone settlements to visit. Or you can walk down to the river and find wonderful secluded spots for wild swimming. Spitchwick Common is a very popular swimming and sunbathing area that is a 2-3 minutes drive from here. Ashburton is the nearest town with several great restaurants, delis and supermarkets plus an array of antique shops. And there are many beautiful beaches a short drive from here.

A warm welcome awaits at The Annexe, situated in a magnificent position in the small hamlet of Hexworthy, in the heart of Dartmoor National Park. The cosy 2 bedroomed Annexe is self contained and adjoined to the main house. Guests have a well equipped kitchen, small shower room and own entrance. The main bedroom and comfortable lounge area enjoy wonderful views across the Dart Valley towards the rocky summit of Yar Tor. An idyllic location for walking, riding, canoeing and exploring Dartmoor.

The Annexe comprises of single storey, self contained, light and airy accommodation. It comfortably sleeps 3 people and comprises of one double bedded room and one single bedded room, open plan well equipped kitchen / living & dining area with beautiful views. A small shower room comprising of a shower, basin and WC. A private outdoor space with seating and beautiful views across the Dart Valley and open moorland. Guests have their own entrance into the Annexe and their own parking space in the driveway shared with the owners. We do have a steep driveway and you can either park at the top or the bottom and walk up.

We are in a rural location at 1000ft ( 300m ) above sea level. As with any rural location you will need to come prepared with your own supplies. We are a 5 minute walk from The Forest Inn which provides a good range of food. We are 1 mile from the Adventure Clydesdales. Dartmoor is known for its changeable weather, please come prepared ! We also keep our own Bees to enhance flower pollination.

Luxury accommodation on a working Dartmoor hill farm, sited in a little paddock close to the farmstead, adjacent to the open moorland, with lovely views of Dartmoor & beyond. Hill walking, a gentle stroll, wild swimming & pure relaxation all accessible without having to get into your car. Each hut is fully self contained with a double bed, seating, kitchen area, shower, toilet & a wood burner for those cosy evenings. Outside there will be a fire pit, seating & star gazing opportunities!!

Brand New Huts arriving April 2020!

15 minutes drive from Ashburton an Ancient Stannary Town & Buckfastleigh a small Market Town both of which have a small Supermarket as well as a choice of Cafes & Resturants. We are also only 5-10 minute drive from 3 local pubs, one of which is walkable at just under a mile.

Surrounded by high moor, yet just 20mins from the A38, Wydemeet offers spacious, light-drenched, luxurious rooms; exquisite fresh breakfast, peace, seclusion and comfort. All you will hear is the trickling of the river, and a neigh from the wild ponies just outside the gate!

Sumptuous, elegant, and stylish, just refurbished by local interior designers 'Artists and Artisans', no expense spared, all creams and golds, our look is described as 'Jane Austen Romantic'. Spacious double-aspect room with the 'WOW!' factor! Indulge! Flooded with sunshine in the mornings, all new huge mahogany six foot Super King bed with deep medium/firm 3000 pocket sprung mattress, electric blanket, thick crumply duvet and luscious pillows, luxurious throw and cushions - you won't want to climb out in the morning! Breath-taking views of garden, moorland, trees and fields beyond. Large en suite bathroom looking out across the garden to our horses' pasture full of wild flowers. Egyptian cotton bed linen; thick, soft, fluffy, warm towels and bath robes, heavy curtains, window-seats and luxurious deep-pile carpet. Antique furniture, original oils, period fireplace, large Freesat TV, free Wifi. Proper ground coffee, fresh milk, variety of teas, spring water, The White Company 'flower', gold rimmed porcelain etc The sun beams into the bathroom in the mornings, or enjoy a romantic candle-lit evening soak in the enormous bath built for two. You'll also find a separate shower, bidet and period fireplace. Retire, and wake up to total peace and silence - just the natural sounds of the countryside.

We offer a luxurious home from home - you are our VIP guest. We love having people to stay, and enjoy your company. Wydemeet is furnished for family and friends to relax in, offering sumptuous, elegant, indulgent, cosy comfort in a 'Jane Austen Romantic' style which is in complete sympathy with the architecture, location and mood of the house. High in the centre of the moor, Wydemeet is a family home, surrounded by wilderness, animals, and a certain amount of mud. We aim to provide the sort of friendly, warm, relaxed atmosphere of a top country house hotel, where nothing is too much trouble, but we're a lot cheaper and hope to be a bit less formal - more private and personal. Because our policy is to have just a few guests staying at any one time, we are able to be almost entirely flexible according to your individual needs and timetables. Check in and check out times are relaxed. Come down for breakfast at 11 o'clock in your pyjamas if you like! Otherwise we serve breakfast anytime from 9.00am. Feel free to wander around all day. Pop your champagne in our fridge and your wet clothes on the Aga - or we will wash them for you. Lie back in the hot tub, wander around the large garden, or investigate our six acre field full of wild flowers. Our intention is to offer you the happiest, most indulgent, romantic and memorable experience. We are at your service 24/7, and you are the focus of our attention. But what's really special about Wydemeet is its location. There is nothing else like it. So beautiful, so hidden, so wild, so silent, so unspoiled, so magical. Of all Dartmoor, even the locals choose our spot to celebrate their important occasions! We very much look forward to greeting you with a well-earned complimentary cup of tea and piece of cake, or a glass of wine, after your stunning journey to us across wildest Dartmoor! Included is a scrumptious Aga-cooked substantial breakfast of best quality local produce, prepared to order in the elegant dining room. Local bacon, sausages, eggs from next door cooked to order however you choose, porridge, fresh fruit salad, and home-made jam and marmalade, artisan bread and warm croissants, smoked salmon, or anything else you can think of. Fresh orange juice complete with bits. The house is furnished throughout with deep pile carpets, heavy curtains, squashy sofas, original paintings, photographs, old rugs and antiques. Your mobile phone will work if you join Panda and Vegas, our well mannered horses, in their large field. Or else feel free to use our landline. We love dogs and children but we have conditions. Dogs stay in the main downstairs hall of the house with our little chap - Twiglet. And children should be happy to sit calmly for breakfast with the grown-ups, on light-coloured upholstered chairs, at a polished mahogany dining room table, without spilling. The house was built 100 years ago in central nothingness, near the confluence of the Swincombe and West Dart, as a luxurious fishing lodge. Escape from the real world - walking, riding, cycling, fishing, wild swimming, climbing, kayaking, bird-watching, are all on the doorstep of our luxury B&B. There are even two golf courses built into the moorland itself, less than 20 minutes away! For the less mobile, amazingly there is a smooth path suitable for old-fashioned prams, wheelchairs and walking sticks, possibly even zimmer frames, that takes you nearly two miles along the bank of the River Swincombe through total wilderness, not a soul in sight! Return to relax and unwind on a sun lounger in our oh-so-private garden, or simply lie back in our jacuzzi watching the stars, as birds and bats circle in the branches of the trees above by the light of the moon, in the height of summer, or surrounded by snow! We think we're the only B&B on high Dartmoor that's got its own outdoor hot tub! The best food on Dartmoor, cosy pubs and cream teas are a just a short walk away. Until recently Wydemeet was lived in by a famous polar explorer, and there are still various Arctic artifacts dotted about. Situated on a dead-end lane leading to nowhere (well actually ending in a traditional Duchy hill farm complete with ponies, chickens, cows and sawmill), there is nothing here to disturb you or wake you up, save the neighing of the ponies on the moor outside the gate. Our back garden comprises all Dartmoor, ponies, sheep and belted galloways, buzzards, herons, kingfishers in the sky, trout and salmon waiting to be fished in the river. It's all rather like a mini-Scotland, but drier, warmer and sunnier with fewer midges, and considerably closer to civilisation! The house sits in the centre of 365 sq miles of the Dartmoor National Park, surrounded by footpaths and bridleways. Four sets of ancient stepping stones across the Rivers Swincombe and Dart lie within half a mile. An hour's walk, and you will find yourself in the eerie village of Princetown and its famous prison. To the south is Fox Tor Mire, better known as 'Grippen Mire' in The Hound of the Baskervilles, when a man drowned in it. A gentle twenty-minute stroll takes you to the fabulous Forest Inn at the end of our lane, forty-five minutes across fields and moorland and you can enjoy the ultimate lunch at Prince Hall Hotel, perfect cooking in a gorgeous and very friendly ambiance. Or try "The Wydemeet Challenge" - ten miles across every kind of terrain as the crow flies to the Warren House Inn - the second highest pub in England! We will come and collect you by car if you get stuck!