The Hayloft On Dartmoor, Yelverton is a charming barn conversion offering a tranquil retreat nestled on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. The light-filled open-plan lounge / kitchen / diner showcases rustic beams and original stonework throughout, with the kitchen area equipped with all modern necessities including an electric oven and hob, fridge / freezer, and microwave. The inviting lounge area provides the perfect sanctuary to unwind on the comfortable sofa and enjoy the television after a day of exploration, while natural light floods the space highlighting the barn's authentic character.
Outside, relax in the peaceful shared garden area where you can soak up the serene Dartmoor atmosphere. Step upstairs to discover a beautiful bedroom featuring a versatile king-size zip-and-link bed (which can be arranged as twins upon request) with its own television and an immaculate en-suite shower room with WC. There is the convenience of off-road parking for one vehicle and secure storage for bicycles.
Imagine waking to birdsong filtering through your window, the crisp Dartmoor air invigorating your senses as you prepare breakfast in your rustic kitchen. After a day traversing ancient moorland paths or exploring charming villages, return to your cosy haven as evening falls, perhaps enjoying a glass of wine in the garden while planning tomorrow's adventures beneath a canopy of stars.
The Hayloft On Dartmoor, Yelverton is perfectly positioned for exploring the natural splendour and rich cultural heritage of Devon. The property sits within walking distance of Yelverton village with its welcoming array of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, while being surrounded by the breath-taking landscapes of Dartmoor National Park. For history enthusiasts, Morwellham Quay (15 km) offers a fascinating glimpse into Victorian mining and rural life through its living history museum and guided tours. The impressive Royal William Yard in Plymouth (18 km) presents a delightful mix of restaurants, bars, shops, and artistic events housed within Grade I listed buildings overlooking stunning coastal vistas.
Venture into the expansive reaches of Dartmoor (20 km) to discover vast moorlands teeming with diverse wildlife and endless outdoor pursuits suitable for all ages. The historic Plymouth Gin Distillery (20 km) invites visitors to experience the rich heritage of gin-making with guided tours and tastings in an establishment dating back to 1793. Further afield, the Museum of Dartmoor Life in Okehampton (32 km) showcases the region's fascinating history through interactive exhibits, while the dramatic ruins of Okehampton Castle (33 km) – Devon's largest castle remains – offer medieval splendour amid beautiful woodland. The remarkable 20th-century Castle Drogo in Drewsteignton (37 km) combines Sir Edwin Lutyens' architectural vision with colourful gardens and stunning views over the Teign Gorge.
Pay a visit the ancient stannary town of Tavistock which is nine kilometres away. It is the birthplace of notable explorer Sir Frances Drake, while the town's Benedictine monks were the inventors of the cream tea. Explore Saltash (19 km), one of Cornwall's largest towns boasting a rich historical tapestry. Sitting on the Devon-Cornwall border, it is known as the 'Gateway to Cornwall'.
