Situated in the charming town of Postbridge, in Dartmoor National Park in Devon, is this characterful three-bedroom barn conversion, Lydgate House Cottage, boasting beamed ceilings, and an open-plan living space. Set within the grounds of Lydgate House Hotel, the property enjoys a fantastic base for a family of six, or group of friends, looking to explore the breath-taking surroundings of Dartmoor National Park. Prepare hearty meals in the well-equipped kitchen to enjoy around the dining table before retiring to the plush sitting area, featuring a Smart TV and woodburing stove to compliment your nights in. For a tranquil spot to enjoy your morning coffee or a late-night glass of wine, step out onto the private patio space boasting well-appointed outdoor seating, where you can admire the rolling hills or stargaze the night away. Retreat to one of three charming bedrooms, each with ample storage and airy interior and one showcasing a stylish en-suite, to wind down in before catching your sleep. Once you’ve enjoyed the vast expanse of the grounds, venture into Postbridge where you can find a handy shop to stock up on the essentials, or treat your loved ones to a tipple in the local pub. Within the national park, you can also ascend to the Hound Tor Rocks and stroll by the babbling waters of Canonteign Falls, before hiking up High Willhays, standing at an impressive 621 metres. Travel further to the town of Okehampton to delve further into the area’s history in the Museum of Dartmoor Life or take a moment to admire the ancient ruins of Okehampton Castle with the sounds of the rushing river Okement in the background. For vibrant waterfronts and all the excitement of city life, take a day trip to Plymouth where the National Marine Aquarium, Dartmoor Zoo and a vast array of watersports and activities await you. Holiday in Devon with Lydgate House Cottage as your base.

Between Moretonhampstead and Two Bridges, Postbridge is located in the centre of Dartmoor close to the East Dart River. It is a gorgeous place to explore Dartmoor's heritage and features one of the best clapper bridges in the country, which is said to have been built during the Middle Ages and would have likely replaced stepping stones to help packhorses cross the river. Postbridge is ideally situated to take advantage of a variety of activities. The area has great walking and cycling paths in the nearby Bellever Forest, as well as several archaeological relics such roundhouses, stone rows, and burial cysts. From here, you may also see the ruins of Powdermills, a 19th-century gunpowder factory that made powder for the nearby quarries and mines. This area is well-connected by car to well-liked tourist destinations like Okehampton and Plymouth, making it a getaway destination to savour.

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