North Beer Lodge, Boyton is a handcrafted cedar eco-retreat set on the edge of Dartmoor, offering a stylish open-plan living space designed for relaxed country living. The well-equipped kitchen comes with an electric oven, induction hob, fridge and dishwasher, making self-catering effortless, while the adjoining dining area seats four for lazy breakfasts and shared evening meals. Beyond, the sitting room is the true heart of the lodge: sink into the sofa beside the wood-burning stove beneath vaulted ceilings and bespoke logwork, or gaze out across uninterrupted countryside views through floor-to-ceiling bifold doors. A Smart television and underfloor heating throughout add everyday comfort to this carefully considered retreat.
Step outside to a spacious, fully enclosed garden with mature trees, decking and outdoor furniture, perfect for alfresco dining beneath the Devon sky. Relax after a day of exploring in the private wooden hot tub, tucked away for ultimate seclusion, or make use of the handy dog wash station after muddy moorland walks. Two beautifully appointed bedrooms each offer a sumptuous king-size bed, natural wool bedding and a private en-suite bathroom, one with a bath and overhead shower, the other with a walk-in shower, ensuring restful nights for all. Parking is plentiful too, with space for three cars on the private driveway, complete with an electric vehicle charging point.
Picture evenings spent beneath a blanket of stars, bubbles rising around you in the hot tub while the moorland falls silent beyond the garden fence. Mornings might begin with a brisk walk across Dartmoor's wild edges, dogs bounding ahead, before returning to toast crumpets by the wood-burner. Whether curled up indoors escaping the weather or dining alfresco on balmy summer nights, North Beer Lodge wraps you in comfort, seclusion and quiet countryside charm.
North Beer Lodge, Boyton sits on the fringes of Dartmoor, within easy reach of some of Cornwall and Devon's most memorable days out. Hidden Valley Discovery Park in Tredidon, a family-friendly puzzle park with interactive trails, a mysterious mansion and enchanting gardens, is just eight kilometres from the lodge. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy, offering themed ranges and a unique blend of historical and fantasy elements, is a 16-kilometre drive away. Tintagel Castle, with its legendary clifftop ruins, breathtaking coastal views and dramatic footbridge linking Arthurian history to the present day, is 26 kilometres away. The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly, with its indoor and outdoor rides, shows and play areas including Blast Quest and the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre, completes the list at 31 kilometres from the property.
Venture a little further afield and you'll uncover even more of Cornwall's treasures. Bodmin Jail (45 km) offers guided heritage tours, paranormal experiences and interactive exhibitions exploring Georgian and Victorian crime and punishment within its ancient walls. Screech Owl Sanctuary & Animal Park at Goss Moor (49 km) is home to a diverse collection of owl species, with educational talks, flying displays and dedicated wildlife rehabilitation work. The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Pentewan (55 km) is a magical garden restoration boasting diverse plant collections, wildlife habitats and enchanting woodland walks steeped in history.
For a taste of nearby town life, Bude is just 17 kilometres away, a thriving seaside resort renowned for its award-winning beaches, rock pools and bracing Atlantic surf. Padstow, a food-lover's paradise of harbourside restaurants and artisan producers, is a 42-kilometre drive, making it an easy day trip for those keen to sample Cornwall's celebrated culinary scene.
