High Oak House is a character, terraced, 300 year old house… It contains a self-catering, second-floor apartment situated in central Ashburton – a stone’s throw away from cafes, bars, boutiques and a good range of local shops, with Dartmoor on the doorstep… The accommodation is newly appointed, and represents a fusion of ancient and modern – with exposed beams and a thoroughly modern wet room, a roll top bath up on the open-plan mezzanine sleeping platform, and all the conveniences of elegant, comfortable living down below. The apartment sleeps 5 : a double bedroom, with views of the hills and church spire from the window seat, and an en-suite wet room… with a spare pull out single mattress and bedding provided for a 5th guest. Upstairs there’s a double bed and bathroom on the mezzanine platform. The bathroom has pull round currains on 2 sides to allow privacy . The main living space is open plan, with kitchen, diner and living-room over-lapping, enabling you to combine food and socialising in an easy, intimate atmosphere. The 5 windows including roof lights ensure a light-filled space for your relaxation and enjoyment. An extra pull-out bed is available on request. Outside and up a flight of steps, a designer-built garden overlooks the valley opposite, and provides a sun-trap in the afternoons for lazy barbecues… Sophie Conran crockery and pure cotton sheets help complete the holiday mood. A concierge service is available should you need us to book or recommend restaurants, massage and beauty treatments, hampers of local produce or even CRB checked baby sitters… We can be on hand to ensure you have the best possible holiday experience ... Attractions include River Dart country park, Buckfast Abbey, a climbing wall, otter and butterfly farm and the Devon steam train in Buckfastleigh, a poured concrete skate park, heated outdoor swimming pool, a museum and thriving Arts centre with several performances each week can be found on the doorstep in Ashburton, as well as 2 award winning delicatessens, cafes, restaurants and many antique emporiums and unusual independent shops.