Wagon Linney, Lewdown is a beautifully converted traditional barn set on a 450-acre working farm on the Devon and Cornwall border, offering impressive valley views and comfortable accommodation for up to 10 guests. The spacious open-plan lounge and dining area forms the heart of the home, featuring exposed beams, comfortable sofas, a Smart TV, and a dining table seating 10. The well-equipped kitchen includes an oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, and dishwasher, with an additional table for four, whilst the separate utility room houses an extra-large fridge, washing machine, and tumble dryer.
Head outside, where the private garden offers ample seating and a barbecue for alfresco dining, while the converted roundhouse games room, just steps away, features table tennis and relaxing seating with breathtaking views across the surrounding valleys and woodland. The cosy snug makes the most of those stunning countryside vistas, complete with comfortable seating and a wood burner with logs included. Five bedrooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements: three doubles each with en-suite shower rooms, and two twin rooms sharing a family bathroom with shower over bath.
Picture unhurried mornings with coffee in the snug, woodsmoke curling as mist lifts from the valley below. Days unfold at your own pace: woodland walks through 74 acres of wildlife-rich terrain, lazy afternoons in the games room, or venturing out to discover Devon's treasures. As twilight settles over the rolling countryside, gather around the dining table, sharing stories and laughter, whilst the log burner crackles softly in the background.
Wagon Linney, Lewdown positions you perfectly to explore the very best of Devon and Cornwall's countryside attractions. Okehampton Castle in Okehampton (13 km) invites you to explore Devon's largest castle ruins, where a Norman keep and medieval guest lodgings stand proudly amidst beautiful ancient woodland, perfect for history enthusiasts and families alike. Dragon Archery in Holsworthy (17 km) offers a premier archery experience with themed ranges and expert guidance, blending historical and fantasy elements for an unforgettable adventure. RHS Garden Rosemoor in Torrington (29 km) delights garden lovers with its stunning blend of formal and informal plantings, offering seasonal highlights and beautifully landscaped grounds throughout the year. Meeth Quarry Nature Reserve in Meeth (30 km) spreads across 150 hectares of rolling landscape, featuring deep water-filled lakes and beautiful views ideal for peaceful walks and wildlife spotting.
Venture further afield to discover even more of Devon's finest attractions. Quince Honey Farm in South Molton (45 km) is a working honey farm offering a fascinating insight into beekeeping, with interactive displays and tastings making it a great day out for all the family. Exeter Cathedral in Exeter (45 km) stands as a magnificent Gothic masterpiece, featuring stunning architecture, historic artefacts, and beautiful stained glass that captures centuries of craftsmanship and devotion. Paignton Zoo in Paignton (50 km) is a vast conservation-focused zoo housing over 2,000 animals and diverse plant species across 80 scenic acres, supporting vital global wildlife protection programmes whilst providing an engaging family experience.
The ancient stannary town of Tavistock lies 14 kilometres distant, this charming market town claims to be the birthplace of the cream tea, with its historic Pannier Market, independent shops, and welcoming cafes serving delicious local fare. Meanwhile, Plymouth sits 34 kilometres away, where this vibrant waterfront city combines centuries of maritime heritage with contemporary attractions, from the historic Barbican and Royal Citadel to the National Marine Aquarium, excellent restaurants, and buzzing cultural scene.
