Longpark Linhay, Compton is a charming barn conversion offering a bright, open-plan living space where a contemporary kitchen, dining area, and comfortable lounge flow seamlessly together. Enjoy preparing simple meals in the well-equipped kitchen, complete with an oven, hob, washing machine, kettle and toaster, before gathering around the chunky rustic dining table with benches. Relax on one of two sofas as you catch up on your favourite programme, or fling open the doors to let the fresh country air drift through on warmer days.
Step outside to discover a peaceful seating area that makes the most of the barn's spectacular countryside setting, perfect for morning coffee, alfresco dining or a relaxed evening drink as the views stretch endlessly across the fields. Inside, two bedrooms provide restful comfort: a light-filled master with a king-size bed, bedside lamps and a chest of drawers, and a twin room offering ample space for family or friends. A tasteful family bathroom features a walk-in shower with rain head attachment. Ample private parking is available on site.
Picture lazy mornings spent watching the mist lift over open farmland, coffee in hand on the terrace, before venturing out to explore South Devon's beaches and market towns. Return in the evening to fire up the barbecue as the sky turns gold above the fields, then settle onto the sofa with the countryside hush all around. With the Bickley Mill Inn just two minutes away and the Church House Inn only five, delicious local dining is never far from your door.
Longpark Linhay, Compton enjoys a wonderfully peaceful position near Marldon, tucked away in the quiet hamlet with few neighbours and glorious views stretching over open countryside, yet remains within easy reach of South Devon's finest attractions. For a spot of dining, the fabulous Bickley Mill Inn is just a two-minute drive, while the popular Church House Inn is only five minutes away. Splashdown Quaywest in Paignton (7 km) is the UK's largest all-outdoor waterpark with twisting tyre rides, slippery waterslides and a new aquaplay arena beside the beach. Greenway, Kingswear, Agatha Christie's atmospheric riverside home with beautiful gardens and woodland walks, lies 11 kilometres away. Dartmouth Castle (15 km) offers interactive exhibits and scenic coastal walking trails steeped in maritime history, while the Quay Climbing Centre in Exeter (27 km) is a fantastic indoor climbing venue for all abilities.
Venture a little further afield to uncover more of Devon's countryside charms. Wall in the Hall in Tiverton (48 km) is an interactive climbing and bouldering facility featuring an evolving wall mural, local exhibitions and creative workshops for all ages. War Horse Valley Country Farm Park in Winkleigh (51 km) celebrates the legacy of the War Horse story amid beautiful Devon countryside, while nearby Woolley Animals Alpaca Walking (53 km) offers charming encounters with friendly alpacas, goats, miniature ponies, miniature donkeys and Swiss Valais Blacknose sheep.
The traditional seaside town of Dawlish, just 15 kilometres away, boasts a wonderful golden sand beach and is famous for the black swans gliding along The Lawn and Brook, alongside a range of traditional seafront amusements. Okehampton, a bustling market town on the very edge of Dartmoor National Park, is a 40-kilometre drive away, ideal for those wanting to explore the wild beauty of the moor, with its ancient tors, rolling moorland and scenic walking trails.
