Blatchford Briar
£155.00 up to £175.00 per night
The highlights Winner of the Muddy Stilettos Award for the Best Boutique Stay in Devon 2022. Cosy and stylish shepherd's huts, sleeping two guests in a king-sized bed, ideal for romantic glamping experiences. Log burner inside and a wood-fired hot tub outside for the ultimate cosiness and luxury. These stylish, comfy huts offer peace, privacy, and the perfect escape from the ‘every day’. Located by Dartmoor National Park and the Tamar Valley, with plenty to see and do locally. Approximately 15 minutes drive from the pretty and historic town of Tavistock. Smart kitchen with a full sized cooker as well as bathroom with a sleek hot shower inside. Fiona the owner works tirelessly to ensure your stay is perfect and she very much looks forward to welcoming you to Blatchford Briar.
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