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Church View Apartment is a stylishly decorated first floor apartment with an opulent feel. The property sleeps 4 guests in two large bedrooms and benefits from bright and airy living/dining area, high end kitchen and shower room. Located centrally in the quiet village of Drewsteignton near Chagford, Devon is this grand single-storey first-floor apartment, 2 Church View. This impressive property was constructed by architect Edwin Lutyens to serve as Julius Drewe’s headquarters during the building of Castle Drogo, featuring high ceilings, antique furniture, original artwork and scenic views over the village and surrounding countryside. Offering a relaxing living/dining space with Smart TV and comfortable seating together with a well-equipped kitchen, 2 Church View makes the ideal home base for couples or a family looking to explore the stunning surrounds of the Dartmoor National Park.Turn on the TV and unwind as your significant other prepares a delicious lunch to be enjoyed at the dining table with views over the local church and thatched cottages. Pop open a bottle of champagne and toast to a wonderful getaway while planning how to spend the days ahead!

The riverside Fingle Bridge Inn is just a short drive or a 15 minute walk away, the perfect setting for a memorable lunch or supper with a choice of pretty woodland walks. Visit the National Trust’s Castle Drogo nearby: a 20th century castle and the last one to be built in England: featuring views over the Teign Gorge with Grade II listed gardens, shop and café. Travel further to Becky Falls Ancient Woodland Park, where you can enjoy a beautiful walk around the park that is located within an ancient valley. Before visiting Fernworthy Stone Circle and Grey Wethers, remarkable rock formations from the Bronze Age, enjoy a selection of pubs and stores in Chagford where you can stock up on self-catering necessities or enjoy hearty food from a range of independent eateries on days when you don't feel like cooking. You'll have enough to do to fill your days, including seeing Exeter Cathedral, the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, as well as a wealth of dining and shopping options.