Lustleigh is a picturesque village in the Dartmoor National Park with thatched cottages clustered around the church, village green and fifteenth century pub. There are many lovely walks on the Moor and around the village itself; other well-known beauty spots are only a short car journey away.

Lustleigh Mills, a former corn-mill built around 500 years ago and situated beside the Wrey Brook, is just a short walk from the centre of this most beautiful village. The separate Old Bakery, added in Victorian times in the garden of the Millhouse, provided bread for the parish of Lustleigh until after the First World War. Careful and tasteful renovation has produced light, spacious one-bedroom accommodation, ideal for two persons, and the old  original ovens have been retained as a feature of the sitting-room. There is central heating throughout as well as a wood burning stove.