Higher Manor The Barn, Cudlipptown, is a charming first-floor studio apartment nestled within the rugged beauty of Dartmoor National Park. The well-equipped kitchen area features an oven with hob, microwave, washing machine, fridge with ice compartment, and a sophisticated Nespresso coffee pod machine – perfect for those rejuvenating morning brews. The inviting lounge area boasts comfortable sofa seating positioned to capture the breathtaking countryside views, complemented by a Smart TV for cosy evenings unwinding after a day of exploration.
Step outside to your private patio area or wander through the shared one-acre garden with outdoor furniture, providing an idyllic setting to bask in the tranquil surroundings. The sleeping area offers a sumptuous king-sized bed adjacent to a well-appointed en-suite bathroom complete with shower over bath and WC. This romantic hideaway seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern comforts, ensuring a memorable countryside retreat.
Imagine awakening to the gentle sounds of nature, drawing back the curtains to reveal sweeping vistas of Dartmoor's untamed landscape. Savour your morning coffee while planning the day's adventure – perhaps a hike up White Tor or a peaceful cycle along country lanes. As evening falls, uncork a bottle of wine and gaze at the star-studded sky, feeling utterly disconnected from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Higher Manor The Barn, Cudlipptown is perfectly positioned for those seeking to immerse themselves in Dartmoor National Park's natural splendour. Situated at the foot of White Tor's Iron Age hillfort, you'll find miles of spectacular walks literally on your doorstep. For cycling enthusiasts, the Devon Cycle Network passes within one mile of the property, offering scenic routes that stretch all the way to Plymouth. The historic market town of Tavistock lies just seven kilometres away, where you can wander through the bustling market or enjoy the diverse selection of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.
Adventure awaits at the Tamar Valley Trail (13 km), a scenic 35-mile route through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty featuring historic quays, crumbling mines, and diverse wildlife. History enthusiasts will appreciate Morwellham Quay (14 km), a fascinating living history village and museum showcasing Victorian mining and rural life through historic buildings and guided tours. Nature lovers shouldn't miss Lydford Gorge (14 km), a stunning river gorge with temperate rainforest, featuring the dramatic Whitelady Waterfall, Devil's Cauldron pothole, and rugged walking trails. The expansive Dartmoor National Park (22 km) offers vast moorlands, rich history, diverse wildlife, and numerous outdoor activities for all ages.
For an interesting day out, visit the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth (32 km), the UK's largest aquarium, with stunning exhibits and captivating underwater tunnels. The historic Plymouth Gin Distillery (32 km) provides an opportunity to experience the rich heritage of gin-making with guided tours and tastings at a distillery established in 1793. Buckfast Abbey (35 km) offers a tranquil retreat with its beautiful gardens, exhibition centre, and peaceful atmosphere. The ancient stannary town of Tavistock is seven kilometres away and is home of the cream tea, which was first served by Benedictine Monks in 997 AD. The bustling market town of Okehampton is a 26-kilometre drive. It sits on the very edge of Dartmoor and has a large range of artisanal shops.
