Dartmoor country house, ensuite ,dog friendly, pétanque pitch, field and stream

Eat, drink, sleep - 6 stylish en suite rooms, dining room & lounge both with wood burners, bar, gorgeous gardens, this Longhouse circa 1447 is renovated with an eclectic mix of old and new. Be active or chilled.A perfect venue for friends or family.Perfect for a family holiday or special occasions,this really is a super house for a large family looking for a quiet peaceful location, surrounded by large lawn gardens and with a quirky mix of modern and rustic interior design. Each bedroom is spacious and has its own luxury ensuite. The lounge has a large log burner and the dining room is very spacious and the perfect room for a family gathering or dinner party also with log burner. The property also boasts a snug with bar, great for entertaining and playing host! (the bar can be stocked upon prior request with the owners)
The house is quintessential pretty and quite unique originally built over 500 years ago, its steeped in history. Set in a tiered garden, with open views across the rolling fields, with fire pit, rustic seating and dining areas outside. The house is full of charm and original features, from the ancient heavy oak front door, massive granite inglenook fireplaces, stone spiral staircases and curved textured cob walls.
Set in the Teign Valley, this is an amazing spot for a number of outdoor activities. There are walks from the doorstep, bike trails, fishing, canoeing, rock climbing, horse riding and golf. Haldon Hill, 20 minutes away, is a great woodland park for off road cycling, and cycle and Segway hire is also available. There are many golf courses in the National Park, including the glorious Bovey Castle, Teign Valley and Stover. Horse riding on the moor can be easily arranged to suit all capabilities, this is fantastic area to ride in. Dartmoor is 95,400 hectares of open access land, great for climbing, letter boxing or just to stroll across the wonderful moorland to see the ponies. Dawlish Warren, a 25-minute drive, has sand dunes, swimming, moorings and the usual seaside treats, whilst Exmouth, 40 minutes away, has a long sandy beach with many amenities and is popular with kitesurfers and for rock pooling too. There are several National Trust properties within a short distance from Weeke Barton. Beach 9 miles. Shop 1.5 mile, pub within 1.5mile.
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