Starling Treehouse
£275.00 up to £360.00 per night
The highlights
Sink into a sea full of bubbles in the copper bathtub on the deck, perfect for bathing beneath the stars at night.
Cosy up in front of the wood burner.
Wake up to 360 views of Devon’s greenery, just minutes away from the Dartmoor National Park.
Enjoy an uninterrupted night of rest in the mezzanine bedroom’s super king-sized bed
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