This picturesque and beautiful cottage is situated on the edge of Dartmoor and is on a rather pretty village green. It has a surreal and magical ambiance and provides two double romantic four poster bedrooms, each reached by its own sweeping internal spiral staircase and both have Victorian slipper baths. There is an open plan, touch of the baronial, dining area and a comfortable living room and galley kitchen. There is a pretty garden at the rear with lovely views of Dartmoor. It is a great location for walking on the moor, cycling on the granite way or simply relaxing. Behind Cobweb Hall you will find one of Devon's prettiest churches and a labyrinth. On Sourton Tor itself there is an unusual stone circle and one of Dartmoor's rare sacred pools. Tavistock is 12 miles away and is a small and charming Duchy town with a super craft, antique and produce market and specialist shops. The Highwayman Inn is also in the village which is considered Britain's most unusual inn. Here one can enjoy a meal or a drink in extraordinary surroundings.

I have lived in the village for most of my life and am the landlady of the Highwayman Inn. Cobweb Hall was my home for 15 years. My father converted it in the late 60s when it had been the old village hall. He had a clever gothic imagination and this can be seen in the property itself.