Welcome to Leat Mill.
Cuddle up on the sofa to watch a late film on the television.
The well-equipped kitchen.
The back door leads out from the dining-area to the sheltered patio.
Leat Mill looks out over private fields and woodland and has a gated sun-trap patio in front of the cottage.
Time to take sit and indulge!
The spacious kitchen/diner with a door up to the sitting area and bedroom.
The stairs lead up into the sitting-room.
What a delightful sitting room.
Sit and relax and plan your next walk.
After a day of walking sit back and enjoy a film.
The cosiest of double bedrooms.
You have plenty of storage!
Cheerful blue and white bathroom on the first floor.
The perfect spot to soak up your surroundings.
The cottage looks out over the patio and grounds beyond.
The front of Leat Mill as you come along the lane.
The perfect picnic spot can be found a few yards from Leat Mill.
The perfect spot to stop and breath.
The picnic spot and river is shared with your neighbours.
Within walking distance is a good pub.
Walks abound.
There are beautiful views all around this area.
A spring view of nearby Dartmoor.
Discover beautiful Dartmoor either by bike or on foot.
There are some lovely riverside walks around Tavistock.
Cuteness overload!
Tavistock Pannier Market takes place every Tuesday and Saturday.
Leat Mill
14098.6 miles NW of Tavistock | Sleeps 2 + cot
7 Nights from £410
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A quaint village pub that's been done up for the 21st century with a bar and family-style restaurant. The locals love it for the Sunday Carvery and regular food nights. Visitors love that it caters for little ones and has a beer garden.
July 2024
Friendly and welcoming
Very friendly and welcoming landlady behind the bar. Plenty of outdoor seating though the beer garden does feel a bit neglected. Very good selection of food, and excellent prices and quality. Would definitely return!
June 2022
Dissapointed
Very friendly pub with extensive menu and delicious food, but dissapointed that the pub was closed some early evenings.
Nearby beach
Situated at the northern end of Millook beach this beach can only be accessed at low tide. It comprises of shingle and stone and is good for experinced surfers when conditions allow. There are some good rockpools at low tide. Care should be taken as there are strong currents. Limited roadside parking is available nearby or alternatively try Penhalf Cliff on the Wanson Mouth side of Millbook, 800m away.
Nearby walk
This five mile walk follows fields and country lanes from Lifton to Launceston. It should take you about two hours to walk and you can park on Fore Street, Lifton, where the walk starts. Click the Visit Dartmoor website link for further details.
Nearby town
Almost nudging the border of Cornwall, Lifton lies in the folds of the hilly Devon countryside. Despite the fact that Lifton is a small village, it has two major attractions to boast. The first, The Fairground Heritage Centre, is a magical exploration of the history of fairground rides and includes some mesmerizing examples of steam-driven carousels. Holding an entirely different appeal is the nearby Roadford Lake; 730 acres of water draws anglers, watersports enthusiasts, ramblers and cyclists throughout the year.
Also nearby
Bar and restaurant in a Grade II listed building, parts of which date back to the 1600s.
April 2018
A lovely spot and well worth a visit
November 2014
Lovely pub / restaurant
Nice friendly pub where we had dinner once and went for drinks a couple of times. Small cosy pub area. Food was very nice. Staff are very friendly. We felt welcome. Quiz night on Tuesdays twice a month.
June 2009
Good food. Will allow dogs in the bar. Themed food nights are held on alternate Tuesdays.
Mr G. Brown
With a fistfull of awards including Taste of the West Gold 2016 and AA two Rosettes, pop in for delicious food created using food from local suppliers. You'll receive a warm welcome in contemporary surroundings.
April 2018
Lovely Pub
A grand country house hotel with the added bonus of a pub for classic pub grub. Well worth a visit for afternoon tea.
January 2011
The Arundell Arms
A good luch stop if you are en route to somewhere as its just off the A30. A very traditional country house hotel/restaurant with a hunting, shooting, fishing theme. They do great lunch baguettes and lovely home made shortcake with coffee. Excellent loos too!
June 2009
This 300-year-old coaching inn serves great food with traditional and good service.
- A Fox-Edwards
All the fun of the fair - an unusual homage to the weird and wonderful world of the fairground. Capturing the magic of a bygone era with vintage fairgound rides, artwork and exhibits.
May 2012
Wonderful rainy day fun
The best collection of old, working fairground rides anywhere, all under cover. Entry fee lasts all year. I would highly recommend the Dodgems!
Straight out of Thomas the Tank Engine, this is a fun-filled excursion whatever the weather. Learn about the little locomotives, or just sit back and enjoy ride.
September 2015
A quirky little train journey! We were glamping at Western Meadows (near New Mill Farm Park) and caught the quaint little steam train from the Farm Park into the town of Launceston for a look around. The children loved the 2 mile journey through countryside, it really did feel like we were stepping back in time.
Spend an afternoon plucking plump, juicy strawberries in the fields, then try to resist the aroma of freshly baked bread and hot pies luring you into the Barn farmhouse restaurant. If you want to stock up on West Country produce, the farm shop is bursting at the seams with local goodies.
May 2024
Amazing pies and cakes!
A wonderful farm shop that may be a bit pricey for some things but the pies and cakes are amazing with the cakes are very reasonably priced. The scotch eggs are great too!
October 2023
Non-dog friendly
Expensive, unfriendly staff, marquee for dogs away from the restaurant very unpleasant.
September 2011
Lovely fresh produce
Pick your own strawberries and buy one of their home made pies for supper.
April 2010
You just can't beat pick your own Strawberries, they taste gorgeous and with a traditional farm shop alongside that sells everything you could possibly want, with the added bonus of it all being locally sourced and home-grown, you have to pay them a visit.
October 2009
Great for a Sunday roast, and then you can pick up locally sourced veg, meat and bread straight out of the oven.
January 2009
The ice cream is highly recommended and the restaurant's worth a visit.
July 2008
A Farm Shop with a difference.
Whether you want coffee and cake, a full blown roast lunch, a Cornish pasty or Saffron buns - this is the place - the cafe is open every day (you will need to get there early for Sunday lunch). Cooked on the premises the pies, pastries and cakes are to die for. The farm shop always has a good selection of fresh seasonal produce and the butcher's counter has a wide variety of locally farmed meat. For those of you with a cold box there are also pasties, pies, veg and fruits available from the freezer. Well worth a quick detour off the A30.
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