Eastwrey Barton

Eastwrey Barton is a Georgian country house bed and breakfast with bar, restaurant (open to non residents), cosy sitting room with log fire, and 5 double/twin en suite letting rooms offering home comforts in a friendly atmosphere.

Situated within Dartmoor National Park, Eastwrey Barton has stunning views across the Wray Valley to Lustleigh Cleave and borders Woodland Trust forestland with walking paths and deer. It is 1 mile from the pretty village of Lustleigh, midway between Bovey Tracey (home of the Devon Guild of Craftsmen, Teign Valley Glass and many historical sites) and Moretonhampstead (known as 'the gateway to the high moor', a small town of architectural and historical interest).

The cathedral city of Exeter is only 30 minutes drive away offering a range of cultural and historic attractions as well as good shopping. The National Trust properties of Castle Drogo, Compton Castle, Lydford Gorge and Killerton House are all close by, as are Widecombe in the Moor, Buckfast Abbey, Fingle Bridge, Haytor rocks and many other attractions including Dartmoor itself.
Eastwrey Barton is an ideal venue for walkers, cyclists, naturalists, explorers and golfers and for those people who enjoy good food and fine wines in peaceful, comfortable surroundings.