Stable Corner Cottage

Lustleigh, Near Bovey Tracey, Devon

Located in Lustleigh, near Bovey Tracey in Devon, this likeable accommodation is ideal for couples or small families, sleeping up to two guests. The property is nestled close to the picturesque Dartmoor National Park, making it a perfect base for walking enthusiasts eager to explore the stunning natural surroundings. The well-appointed space includes a cozy ground floor with a double bedroom and a children's bunk room, alongside a bathroom equipped with a shower over the bath. The first floor features a welcoming living room with a wood burner and a Juliet balcony, as well as a fully equipped kitchen and dining area with French doors that open onto a private patio.

The amenities at this property enhance the experience for guests, including Economy 7 central heating, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a welcome pack upon arrival. The enclosed patio area is furnished with garden furniture and a barbecue, perfect for enjoying the tranquil outdoor setting. Guests have access to shared facilities, including a games room with various entertainment options and a heated indoor swimming pool. The expansive 32-acre grounds offer a wealth of natural beauty, featuring woodlands, play areas for children, and breathtaking views of Dartmoor National Park and Lustleigh Cleave.

Lower Elsford Farm, where the property is situated, is rich in wildlife and offers numerous outdoor activities. The grounds are home to various natural features, including ancient stone rows, ponds, and streams, which provide an excellent backdrop for leisurely walks. The area is renowned for its diverse flora and fauna, with opportunities to spot deer, buzzards, and seasonal wildflowers such as bluebells and snowdrops. The farm's natural spring supplies water, and guests are encouraged to enjoy fresh eggs from the resident chickens, enhancing the rural experience.

With its proximity to Dartmoor National Park, guests can explore a rich tapestry of history, as the area boasts the largest collection of archaeological remains in Europe. The farm has a long-standing history, being listed in the Domesday Book and having a settlement for over 600 years. Local attractions include fishing at nearby reservoirs and the chance to enjoy the breathtaking scenery that inspired literary greats like Arthur Conan Doyle. With a shop 5 miles away and a pub and restaurant just 2.5 miles from the property, guests will find everything they need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay in this beautiful part of Devon.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby