Welcome to Leat Mill Cottage.
Sit back and enjoy the cosy sitting-room or head out to the garden.
The kitchen leads into the sitting-room.
Oh so pretty!
The garden is fully enclosed with a handy door off of the sitting-room to the grassed garden.
Walk through the kitchen and on to the bathroom.
The bathroom offers a shower cubicle and bath - the best of both worlds.
The sitting-room is filled with character and charm!
The warming wood-burner is a lovely feature in the sitting/dining-room - ideal after a long walk on the moors.
The perfect spot to enjoy a cuppa as the birds wake up.
When on holiday take time out and enjoy a few luxuries.
Head upstairs to discover both bedrooms.
Head upstairs to the cosiest of doubles.
The country charm of a tranquil bedroom.
The perfect single room!
With views out to your rural surroundings.
On the first floor you will find a small and compact WC and sink.
The perfect setting for the perfect holiday.
You can sit, relax and enjoy the outdoors.
Follow the river up to the village, you might spot the odd wild swimmer or local kingfisher!
The private lane down to the cottages.
Discover beautiful Dartmoor either by bike or on foot.
The pannier market takes place every Tuesday and Saturday in Tavistock.
The pretty market town of Tavistock has some lovely riverside walks.
The nearby landmark of Brentor with the church perched on the top of the hill - visible for miles.
The approach to Leat Mill Cottage is over the small bridge and down beside the river.
This is the lane down to the river and the cottages beyond. A short walk along here takes you into the main village.
Locally known for excellent food is the Arundell Arms in the village, a bit of a hill to get to it but downhill all the way home.
Another lovely view of Brentor church in the distance.
Within walking distance is a good pub.
Lots of lovely places to explore on Dartmoor.
Beauty all around on Dartmoor.
Leat Mill Cottage
5548.6 miles NW of Tavistock | Sleeps 3 + cot
7 Nights from £425
Ms Grimwood September 2013
Any excellent property. The owner met us when we arrived and had thoughtfully left a pint of milk in the fridge, some fruit, flowers and scones, cream and jam. Every detail was thought of. Better than home is the best way to describe it! The location was lovely near to the river but not too far from towns so you didn't feel as if you were in the middle of nowhere. The owner also gave us some fresh mushrooms that he had picked that morning. It was nice to see the photograph of the cottage as it originally was- old farm buildings. A lovely stay would definitely recommend....
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Dr Pollard March 2013
A beautiful cottege, with really hospitable owners. In a very cold spell, it was cosy and very comfortable. The spa bath was a treat.
Mr McCathie July 2013
Little Leat nestles in a small hamlet of properties and whilst the other properties are close they are not overly intrusive, it would however benefit from a private/enclosed garden area. The location suited us well and there were a good number and range of excellent places to eat. Overall we’d definitely stay at Little Leat again. ...
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Miss Wood June 2013
This cottage was by far the best we've stayed in. A beautiful location and very well equipped cottage. A lovely cream tea was provided by the owner on arrival together with a pint of milk, very thoughtful. Would thoroughly recommend this cottage to anyone....
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