Walnut Tree Barn is a stunning and spacious converted barn with a hot tub, set in the heart of Devon. Thoughtfully designed for light, airy and comfortable living, it features four ensuite bedrooms that can be arranged as twins or doubles. The large kitchen and cosy lounge offer plenty of space to relax and unwind, while the enclosed garden overlooks a beautiful meadow. Perfect for families or groups of friends seeking a peaceful countryside getaway. Walnut Tree Barn is a beautifully converted barn that comfortably sleeps up to 8 guests (or 9 with an additional folding bed). The property features four ensuite bedrooms, each with zip-link beds that can be arranged as twins or doubles, plus Smart TVs in every room for your comfort and convenience. The spacious lounge includes a wood burner, Smart TV, and plenty of comfortable seating for all guests — perfect for cosy evenings in. The large kitchen/diner is ideal for socialising, featuring a generous dining table with benches, a well-equipped kitchen, and a snug area where you can relax and listen to music. Outside, you’ll find a secluded garden with a hot tub, patio area, comfortable outdoor furniture, and a charming pergola with a cast iron table and chairs beneath — a lovely spot to enjoy the peace and quiet. For larger groups, a Jay-Be Supreme folding single bed can be set up in the cloakroom to accommodate a ninth guest. Entry is via a secure lockbox, with the key code provided prior to your arrival. The property has a separate front door, offering guests complete privacy and convenience. We live just opposite Walnut Tree Barn and like to pop over once you’ve arrived, just to make sure everything’s okay. After that, we’ll give you your privacy but are always nearby if you need anything. It is a rural countryside location with a private garden, overlooking a meadow. There are some houses nearby, a couple of agricultural storage barns and a small campsite adjacent to the property. Within a 5 minute drive (20 minute walk) is the charming market town of Crediton. Numerous country footpaths are on the doorstep. The surrounding Yeo valley countryside is ideal for walking and cycling. Fishing and golfing are also available locally. There are plenty of local country pubs and restaurants in the surrounding villages. The town of Crediton has a wonderful bi-monthly farmers market, a host of independent coffee and tea shops and a great selection of book, antique and gift shops. Crediton also has Chinese, Indian and Thai restaurants / takeaways, a leisure centre with public swimming pool, a large Tesco and a Morrisons. The historic cathedral city of Exeter is 7 miles away with easy parking and a direct rail link from Crediton. It has a bustling city centre with well-known high street shops and local independent retailers. Exeter has a selection of city centre bars and restaurants and there are also suitable places to eat and drink on the ancient waterside quay area of the city. The scenic national parks of Exmoor and Dartmoor are within a 40-minute drive away. Dartmoor is a vast moorland defined by forests, rivers, wetlands and tors (rock formations). Trails wind through valleys with Neolithic tombs, Bronze Age stone circles and abandoned medieval farmhouses. The area is dotted with villages, including Princetown, home to Dartmoor Prison used during the Napoleonic Wars. Exmoor National Park contains an amazing variety of landscapes that provide inspiration and enjoyment to visitors. Large areas of open moorland provide a sense of remoteness, wildness and tranquillity with spectacular coastal views, deep wooded valleys, high sea cliffs and fast flowing streams. The South Devon ‘Jurassic’ coast is a 40-minute drive away while the rugged North Devon coast and surfing beaches are a 60-minute drive away. Both the coastlines of Devon are popular visitor attractions with coastal footpath walks, beach bathing and water sports alongside the regions charming fishing villages. You will most likely need a car to get to the property, althougn there is a train station in Crediton, and taxi companies that can transport you to and from the town. Parking is available for up to five vehicles. Opposite the property is a small, family-run campsite during the summer months only (please note this does not belong to the property). Guests are welcome to enjoy the Oak Tree Meadow, a peaceful space ideal for walks. A branch railway line runs through the valley nearby. Occasionally, you may hear the gentle sound of a train passing, a subtle reminder of the serene countryside setting. Crediton is home to this vacation home. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Dartmoor National Park and Meshaw Moor, while Bill Douglas Centre and Exeter Northcott Theatre are cultural highlights. Crediton Arts Centre and Lords Meadow Leisure Centre are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with cycling and horse riding.