Wonover, Musburry is a characterful Grade II listed farmhouse offering exceptional comfort and countryside charm near the Devon / Dorset border. The well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room features everything needed for family holidays, including an oven with hob and extractor hood, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. Step into the elegant lounge where a SmartTV and DVD player complement the magnificent traditional inglenook fireplace with wood burner, perfect for cosy evenings. The charming dining room showcases original stone walls and a feature fireplace, creating an intimate atmosphere for memorable meals.
Venture outside to discover generous private gardens complete with furniture and BBQ area, plus exciting garden games including Giant Jenga, Boules, Croquet, and Skittles. The property's crown jewel is the Scandinavian-style log-fired hot tub, ideal for stargazing under Devon skies. Three comfortable bedrooms await upstairs – two doubles and one twin – alongside a first-floor bathroom with bath. A ground-floor shower room and WC provide additional convenience for busy families.
Picture yourself awakening to rolling countryside views from this working farm, perhaps catching glimpses of horses and cows grazing peacefully. Spend leisurely mornings sampling wine from the on-site vineyard, afternoons exploring direct footpath walks, and evenings unwinding in the bubbling hot tub beneath star-filled skies.
Wonover, Musburry sits perfectly positioned to explore three counties simultaneously. The Museum of Dartmoor Life in Okehampton (8 km) showcases the region's rich heritage through interactive exhibits and family-friendly activities. Okehampton Castle (9 km) invites exploration of Devon's largest castle ruins, featuring a Norman keep and medieval guest lodgings nestled in beautiful woodland. For unique animal encounters, Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking in Winkleigh (15 km) offers delightful experiences with alpacas, goats, miniature ponies, and rare Swiss Valais Blacknose Sheep. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (29 km) provides premier archery experiences with themed ranges and expert guidance.
Further adventures await at Marwood Hill Gardens in Guineaford (47 km), where 20 magical acres unfold around three lakes in a tucked-away valley, featuring rare plants, champion trees, and stunning rhododendron displays alongside peaceful woodland walks. The Milky Way Adventure Park in Clovelly (47 km) thrills families with indoor and outdoor rides, shows, and the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre, offering death-defying roller coasters, cosmic bowling, and spectacular flying displays with eagles, owls, and falcons. Powderham Castle in Powderham (50 km) enchants visitors with stunning gardens, deer parks, and year-round family events, showcasing 600 years of history in this magnificent family home with its ornate state rooms and ancient parkland.
The ancient stannary town of Tavistock, is 36 kilometres away through Devon's picturesque countryside. It beckons visitors with cream tea traditions and its rich tin-mining heritage as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This historic market town boasts beautiful Victorian architecture, traditional tea rooms serving authentic Devonshire cream teas, and charming independent shops clustered around its historic market square. Meanwhile, Barnstaple is a 41-kilometre drive and offers river port charm with its famous ancient pannier market, one of Britain's longest-running markets dating back over 1,000 years. Set along the scenic River Taw, this bustling market town combines medieval streets with modern amenities, creating an atmospheric blend of history and contemporary life.
