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The Cozy Corner at Cherryford

Cozy self-catering annexe attached to Cherryford House B&B. Kingsize double bedroom with en-suite shower room. Living room with log burner and sofa which converts into a single bed suitable for a child or small adult. Kitchenette with hob, fridge & microwave. Basic breakfast is included, full English available on request. Cherryford’s unrivalled position is just a short walk from the open moor & haunting Scorhill stone circle. Ideal for lovers of wilderness, seclusion and probably dark skies!

William's Nest - Period Gem with Garden & Terrace

A luxuriously furnished and beautifully restored apartment in Gladesville House in the heart of Chagford, with shops, cafes and the wonders of Dartmoor - wild ponies, streams and ancient trees on its doorstep. William's Nest features high ceilings, wooden floors a stunning kitchen-diner and south-facing garden with sheltered seating with views to the moor. The 2nd bedroom features a sofa and a sofa bed with 14cm fully pocket sprung mattress. This allows the room to function also as a lounge.

The Shippon. Unique luxurious South Devon getaway.

A calm, deeply luxurious space to recharge & reconnect. The Shippon is a meticulously converted cow barn with heated, polished concrete floors, gently curving deep green walls, hand-built kitchen, warmly lit reading nooks, & natural materials. Woollen blankets, feather sofa, antique Scandinavian log burner, king-size bed with French linen & down, waterfall shower, & the softest towels. Our sleepy Devon hamlet is only lit by stars at night. You might just sleep better than you have in years.

Woodbrooke Farm Cottage

Airy and light with underfloor heating, the spacious, contemporary cottage has been converted from Glyn's former studios . Only 2 miles from the A30, Woodbrooke is in a stunning rural location on the edge of Dartmoor - a few minutes drive from Iron Age camps, an ancient temperate forest and the stunning Hunter's Path. Dark skies and tranquillity allow you to see the stars and hear owls call but the cottage also has fast fibre broadband, a smart TV, excellent showers and a charcoal BBQ.

Beechlands - Short Stays UK

Stunning Victorian family home in Chagford, set in Dartmoor National Park, sleeping up to 12 guests. Ideal for families and group stays, it offers spacious living areas and plenty of character throughout. Step from the patio to your own private lakes, perfect for wild swimming or unwinding. The flexible layout suits multiple families, with a mix of bedrooms and suites providing both privacy and space to gather. A unique setting for memorable stays and special occasions in beautiful Devon

South Creaber Stables, Dartmoor National Park

Set in the heart of Dartmoor National Park with direct access onto the open moor, South Creaber Stables is an idyllic retreat and the perfect holiday spot from which to explore Dartmoor and Devon. Dogs and horses are very welcome too. 4 undercover stalls adjacent to your accommodation are available and 7 acres of grazing. Part of a Grade II listed farmhouse, the accommodation is a self-contained suite within the main house, with its own driveway, parking area, entrance and hallway.

Hatchwell Stable - A luxury hideaway for two.

From your own private terrace enjoy the fabulous views of Dartmoor National Park. Full of character, our pretty converted stable block offers luxurious self-contained accommodation for a couple seeking a romantic getaway or those wanting to find some solitude away from the hustle and bustle. Hatchwell Stable is situated in a remote location surrounded by fields but is only a short drive from the heritage market village of Widecombe-in-the-Moor. Excellent links to Exeter 27 miles

Peaceful rural cottage

Adventure awaits you in this rustic getaway. Set in the rolling hills of Devon, in the sleepy hamlet of Newbuildings, 2 miles from the village of Sandford with its village shop and two pubs, just 10 minutes from Crediton. A short drive to Dartmoor and 30 minutes to Exeter. Peaceful and quiet location. Lovely walks on your doorstep, with views to Dartmoor and Exmoor. Dark sky at night for those who like to watch the stars. Cosy cottage with wood burning fire, and plenty of charm.

The Barn, West Ford Farm

The Barn is part of an historic farmstead. It was built from cob and stone in the 18th century and sits in a peaceful valley, a lovely place to get away from it all and enjoy the glorious Devon country side. It is on the edge of Dartmoor and next to the Two Moors Way. The pretty village of Drewsteignton is a couple of miles away with it's pub The Drewe Arms. The National Trust's Castle Drogo is half a mile beyond that. The Drogo Estate has beautiful walks along the River Teign

Pineapple Cottage - Sweet little house in Chagford

Pineapple is a lovely period cottage, 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, two beautiful bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with roll-top bath, shower over. Several levels connected by small staircases. English country garden accessed via shared path. (see picture). Off-road parking in space suitable for small to medium sized vehicles.

Log Cabin in a field of its own.

We are on the fringes of Dartmoor on a family run hill farm. Whether you wish to explore the wilderness of the moors or hibernate in the cosy warmth of the cabin, this home away from home will keep you close to nature. Roughly 500m from the open moorland and within 50m of public footpaths, we are in a prime location for exploring and walking, close to woods and rivers and 3 miles from the town of Chagford. The cabin will sleep up to 4 in two double beds.

Slow Living Retreat on Dartmoor

A quiet and restorative retreat on the edge of Dartmoor for slow mornings, long walks and star-filled nights beside the fire pit. Surrounded by open moorland, ancient stone circles and temperate rainforest valleys, Kestorway is a calm space for walkers, writers, artists and those wishing to properly exhale. Originally built in the 1920s as a retreat for birdwatchers and photographers, it remains deeply connected to the wild landscape around it.