Little Marland Barn, Petrockstowe, is a spectacularly spacious converted barn retreat nestled in a tranquil rural setting with sweeping countryside views. The fabulously appointed kitchen boasts a breakfast bar, double range oven, two fridges, and a dishwasher, all positioned to take advantage of the stunning vistas through the large 'half wall' window. Step into the sociable lounge area where plush sofas gather around a warming wood burner and Smart TV, creating a cosy yet open atmosphere beneath the barn's characterful exposed beams and soaring ceilings.
Venture outside to discover a private hot tub, games barn with pool table and table tennis, and charming outdoor spaces including a lawned area and gravelled terrace with garden furniture and charcoal BBQ. The property features six beautifully appointed bedrooms: four super-king zip-and-link rooms (configurable as twins), one double, and one twin, with four en-suite shower rooms, a family bathroom, and an additional ground floor WC ensuring comfort for all guests.
Imagine waking to birdsong floating through your window as morning light bathes the countryside beyond. Gather in the kitchen to prepare a leisurely breakfast while others lounge with steaming mugs of coffee. Spend sun-drenched afternoons challenging family to table tennis matches or soaking in the hot tub before gathering around the dining table to share tales of your Devon adventures as twilight softens the landscape outside.
Little Marland Barn, Petrockstowe, is perfectly positioned to explore the treasures of Devon and Cornwall. Just eight kilometres away lies Meeth Quarry Nature Reserve, offering 150 hectares of rolling landscape and water-filled lakes – perfect for peaceful walks and wildlife spotting. Garden enthusiasts will delight in RHS Garden Rosemoor (nine kilometres), where formal and informal plantings create stunning landscapes with seasonal highlights. Also within nine kilometres is Dartington Crystal in Great Torrington, where you can watch master craftsmen create glass masterpieces and even decorate your own glass piece. History buffs shouldn't miss National Trust Dunsland in Holemoor (14 km), a grand parkland abundant in wildlife with over 900 years of fascinating history.
For those willing to venture slightly further, Upper Tamar Lake (31 km) offers tranquillity along the Cornwall and Devon border – perfect for a peaceful day out. Castle Hill Estate in Filleigh (34 km) enchants visitors with 50 acres of beautiful landscape surrounding an elegant 18th-century Palladian house. Hartland Abbey (36 km) provides old-fashioned fun with plenty to explore beyond its historic walls.
The charming harbour town of Bideford lies just 19 kilometres away. Once the third-largest port in the UK, today you'll find it packed with independent shops and excellent eateries. Okehampton (22 km), a bustling market town on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, surrounded by stunning natural landscapes. For foodies, Okehampton has plenty to offer. The town's weekly farmers' market is a must-visit for those who love fresh, locally sourced produce.
