pallastreet

About

Pallastreet Farm is tucked away in a beautifully sheltered and secluded spot and yet is less than 10 minutes from the A30. It is situated about half a mile from the tiny hamlet of Bradstone, in the lovely rolling countryside of the Upper River Tamar Valley, on the Devon/Cornwall borders between Launceston and Tavistock. The village of Milton Abbot, just 2 miles away, has a shop, newsagent, post office and pub. Launceston is about 5 miles away and has a good Tesco as well as excellent butcher, fishmonger, baker, greengrocer etc. The old market town of Tavistock is about 7 miles away and has many old fashioned specialist shops as well as a cinema, indoor leisure centre and small theatre. Markets are held in the indoor pannier market on several days of the week selling antiques, craft and bric a brac. The Eden Project is only 40 minutes drive. Plymouth and Exeter are both about 40 minutes away.

Pallastreet is only a few miles from Bodmin Moor and Dartmoor, both excellent for walking and riding. Mountain bikes can be hired on Dartmoor.

There are several excellent restaurants close by such as The Horn of Plenty at Gulworthy and The Dartmoor Inn. There are also several pubs only 5-15 minutes drive with good bar meals and restaurants.

Both North and South coasts are very accessible with a choice of surfing beaches, small harbours, rocky coves and long sandy beaches. There are lovely coastal walks and good pubs; Tintagel is about 30 minutes away.

There are several National Trust properties close by such as Cotehele, Buckland Abbey (home of Sir Francis Drake), Lanhydrock and the RHS garden at Rosemoor is about 45 minutes away. Morwellham Quay is also near. For golfers there are seven courses in the area (including St Mellion), details available in the information pack at the house.