This quirky holiday cottage is located on a quiet lane, with an easy walk into the village. Upstairs is open plan, with a fully equipped kitchen and cosy living area complete with wood burning stove. Downstairs is a double bedroom and bathroom with shower. There is an enclosed private garden, a patio with table and chairs, and stunning views across the River Wray. Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome. This secluded spot is a short stroll to the village centre: there is a shop, pub, tea rooms, community orchard and 17C church.

The immediate area around Mill Barn is stunning. Lustleigh is a traditional Dartmoor village, including a variety of houses with thatched rooves and granite walls. Lustleigh village is situated around its church and boasts a well-stocked friendly shop with post office, a tempting tea rooms, as well as a popular local pub ‘The Cleave’. The East and West Wray and the River Bovey have carved deep wooded valleys, studded with granite outcrops and tors providing a haven for wildlife. Lustleigh is situated 3 miles from the market town of Bovey Tracey where you can find: butchers, bakers, greengrocers, pharmacy and lovely cafes and attractions.

Dartmoor is a National Park often described as the last wilderness in Southern Britain. The moor provides a perfect environment in which to unwind: walking, riding, cycling, climbing and canoeing. For those looking for a more restful time there are wonderful drives, taking in the stunning views of the moors and tors. Trips to the South Devon coast are easy: Teignmouth and Shaldon are about a 25-minute drive away, and the glorious sandy beaches of the South Hams are around 45 minutes away.

Please contact us if you need any further information.