Devon Holiday Home with large garden, hot tub, Sleeps 9. Dartmoor. England

Town Barton is a Devon holiday home set in the beautiful Dartmoor National Park. An area of outstanding natural beauty it has much to offer including walking, cycling, wild swimming, rock climbing and horse riding. It is also an excellent base for exploring Devon.
Town Barton has been lovingly restored to provide comfortable modern living yet maintaining its Victorian charm.

- Two master bedrooms, both en suite, south facing with stunning views.
- A further two bedrooms with separate bathroom
- Comfortable sitting room with open fire. Games, & TV
- Elegant dinning room
- Large kitchen with adjoining breakfast room with wood burner
- Outdoor covered seating area for alfresco dinning.
- Large sunny garden
- Master spa hot tub
- Swing-ball and croquet
- Large private car park
- Village setting with green and cricket pitch opposite.
- Direct access to the open moor.

Elegant county house in Devon refurbished to a high standard, with a large garden and private hot tub. Situated in Dartmoor National Park in Devon the house enjoys unspoiled views and direct access to the open moors.

Guest access
The large walled garden faces south with far reaching views to the open moor. A beautiful covered seating area provides a wonderful place to eat, drink, or just relax with a book. A master spa hot tub is the perfect way to star graze as Dartmoor enjoys very little light pollution.
Guest interaction
Your hosts live nearby and are happy to be of assistance if required.
Neighbourhood overview
Town Barton sits in the heart of the old village next to the green, cricket pitch, and church.
Getting around
Excellent, walking, cycling, and horse riding directly from the house. Bowerman's Nose is one mile. Haytor is three miles. Excellent local pubs include the Ring of Bells at North Bovey The Rugglestone at Widecombe The Cleave at Lustleigh Beaches are one hour Exeter and Plymouth airports are one hour away
Other things to note
Town Barton is a Victorian farmstead built by Lord Hamberdon's estate in 1833. Today the farm is run as a smallholding with sheep, pigs, chicken, ducks, and horses. Two small businesses work out of the barns & and the annex is a permanent let.

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House Rules
Suitable for children (2-12 years)
Suitable for infants (under 2 years)
No smoking
No parties or events
Additional rules
No dogs or shoes upstairs
Check-in: 4PM - 11PM
Check-out: 10AM