2 miles from Widecombe-in-the-Moor, down 700 yards of private drive, a single-storey cottage with uninterrupted panoramic views to Haytor from every window, one of six cottages around a courtyard superbly converted from an Edwardian 'model farm'.
Direct access to open moorland.
At the front, own private outdoor space (table/chairs) looking to open grassy moorland through which runs the Becka Brook to Emsworthy Nature Reserve (700 yards, rare plants and wildlife) and Dartmoor farmland beyond.
Inside are charming traditional features, including exposed granite walls, high beams, slate floors (rugs).
From courtyard, stable doors to hall.
Huge open-plan living/dining/kitchen (dishwasher, washer-drier, microwave, fridge-freezer, oil-fired range cooker - no other cooker) with oak units, and living area with woodburner, TV/DVD and stable doors to patio.
Three bedrooms, all with those fabulous views - a double (6' zip-linked bed or twin) with en suite shower-room (suite), and two further doubles (5' beds).
Generous bathroom (suite with over-sized bath plus hand-shower).
Spring water and privately generated electricity.
Satellite internet access suitable for browsing/email only.
A fantastic place for star-gazing, relaxing and finding your own space.
Widecombe-in-the-Moor: Dartmoor’s most famous village.
Beautiful position in deep farmed valley between steep tor-topped hills; good food pub, splendid church, pretty round it.
Fair (Uncle Tom Cobley and all) in September.
Excellent walking base for the moor’s most spectacular part; riding stables.
The sea (Torbay), 19 miles.