The location is equally as special as the cottage. The Old Post Office is within striking distance of the most famous tor on Dartmoor, Haytor, which makes a day rambling on the moors a must. There are many amazing walks and sites of interest nearby. You can visit the stunning historic town of Chagford , wonder around the quaint quintessential village of North Bovey or get lost in time walking to the nearby bronze age settlement of Grimspound . Pet fee apples. Whether you've been exploring the moors, taking a trip to one of the nearby beaches of the 'South Hams' , returning to the The Old Post Office at the end of an action-packed day is a real treat. This old granite cottage has a warm cosy kitchen with flag stone flooring,low beamed ceiling and a classic red AGA.. It has wooden handmade cupboards with granite worktops and a central island. There is a dining table which sits 6 people. From the kitchen you walk down a few stairs into a beautiful snug sitting room. It has a beautiful granite lined inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove. Sheep skin rugs and super large comfy sofa. There is a Smart HD TV to access your Netflix and Amazon accounts and catch up TV. Stairs take you up to the 1st floor landing from the kitchen. You can access the beautiful raised back garden from there. Bedroom 2 has a queen sized double bed, a hanging cupboard The landing also gives you access to the shower room and up some narrow stairs to the twin bed attic room with cosy lighting, a walk in cupboard and views down towards Ponsworthy bridge. There are more steps that lead down from the landing to the main bathroom which has wooden floorboards, a bath and a separate shower. The Old Post Office is a perfect retreat for couples, a family holiday or a small group of adults Just off the main bathroom is the master bedroom with a king size bed, clothes hanger and large chest of drawers All double beds are made up with Egyptian cotton sheets, goose feather and down duvets.

This charming cottage, nestled in a picture perfect hamlet, in the heart of Dartmoor national park is a perfect retreat for couples or families. Packed with character, the cosy cottage has a wood burning stove that will keep you snug on colder nights. 1 basket of logs supplied free during colder months. The private raised back garden is ideal for soaking up the sun while taking in the countryside views. Just sit back & listen to the wildlife and the River. Rest, relax and enjoy this tranquil cottage set amongst the playground of Dartmoor. Pet fee payable

We have 1 parking space which is situated 20 metres from our property. There are more car park spaces in the hamlet on the side of the road. Right next to our space is a public parking bay that quite often has spaces for one/ 2 cars or you can park up by the ford or just over the bridge away from cottage. Situated in a small farming hamlet which still retains much of its old world charm, straddling the valley of the little West Webburn River, a tributary of the Dart and sitting in a quiet peaceful location in the heart of Dartmoor right on the Two Moors Way. Just step out your door and enjoy the gorgeous countryside of Dartmoor. Widecombe-In-The-Moor, just two miles away, has a village shop, two pubs including the award-winning Rugglestone Inn, a teashop, a superb cafe and restaurant, a National Trust shop, several gift shops, a tennis court and riding stables. The larger market town of Ashburton is within 7 miles and Chagford (9miles), both have a wider range of cool cafes, bakeries, restaurants, deli's and independent shops. The amazing beaches in the South Hams such as Mothercombe and Bantham are 40 to 60 minutes away. Also easy striking distance to the harbour towns Dartmouth, Teignmouth, Salcombe and Brixham Pet fee payable