Batworthy

Settlement in Devon West Devon

England

Batworthy

Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching up to 12 hands high. Seen here in bracken above Chagford.
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Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies Credit: Colin Smith

Batworthy is a small hamlet located in the county of Devon, England. Situated in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, it is surrounded by picturesque landscapes and offers a peaceful and idyllic setting. The hamlet is part of the civil parish of Chagford and is approximately 4 miles northwest of the town center.

Batworthy is characterized by its traditional stone-built cottages, which add to its charm and historical appeal. The hamlet is scattered with a handful of residential properties, making it a close-knit community with a small population. The residents often enjoy a quiet and close relationship with nature, as the area is rich in wildlife and offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching.

The surrounding area of Batworthy is renowned for its natural beauty, with Dartmoor National Park offering a diverse range of landscapes including open moorland, wooded areas, and dramatic granite tors. These features attract visitors who appreciate the tranquility and stunning vistas that the region has to offer.

Although Batworthy itself does not have any commercial facilities, the nearby town of Chagford provides a range of amenities including shops, restaurants, and schools. This allows residents of Batworthy to enjoy a peaceful rural lifestyle while still having access to essential services.

In summary, Batworthy is a charming and secluded hamlet nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of Dartmoor National Park. Its historical cottages, close-knit community, and proximity to nature make it an ideal location for those seeking a tranquil and picturesque place to live or visit.

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Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching up to 12 hands high. Seen here in bracken above Chagford.
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Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies
Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching up to 12 hands high. Seen here in bracken above Chagford. LinkExternal link
Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching up to 12 hands high. Seen here by bracken above Chagford.
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Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies
Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching up to 12 hands high. Seen here by bracken above Chagford. LinkExternal link
Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching up to 12 hands high. Seen here above Chagford.
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Challacombe Cross - Dartmoor Ponies
Traditional Dartmoor ponies are single coloured, with long flowing manes and tails, and reaching up to 12 hands high. Seen here above Chagford. LinkExternal link
Farmland below Dartmoor Farmland below Dartmoor near Lettaford.
Farmland below Dartmoor
Farmland below Dartmoor near Lettaford.
Car park and sheep Car park to the north of Shapley Common
Car park and sheep
Car park to the north of Shapley Common
Entering 40mph zone, B3212
Entering 40mph zone, B3212
Inscribed Granite Stone by the Footpath The inscription reads "Fond memories of VAL BAKER LANCOMBE FARM"
Inscribed Granite Stone by the Footpath
The inscription reads "Fond memories of VAL BAKER LANCOMBE FARM"
Pasture Field and Gorse Hedge Approaching Jurston along the footpath.
Pasture Field and Gorse Hedge
Approaching Jurston along the footpath.
Lane near Downes The lane down the southern slopes of Meldon Hill reaches a corner of the access land; enclosed fields are ahead.
Lane near Downes
The lane down the southern slopes of Meldon Hill reaches a corner of the access land; enclosed fields are ahead.
Lane on Meldon Hill From close to the top of the green lane down past Yellands Farm, with fragments of snow by the wall.
Lane on Meldon Hill
From close to the top of the green lane down past Yellands Farm, with fragments of snow by the wall.
Dartmoor: Looking north from the Leapra Cross parking place
Dartmoor: Looking north from the Leapra Cross parking place
Old Milestone by the B3212, in parish of North Bovey Carved stone post by the B3212, in parish of NORTH BOVEY (TEIGNBRIDGE District), West of Moor Gate cattle grid, halfway up hill, 250m Southeast of Green Combe viewpoint car park, built into stone wall, very close to road, on North side of road. Moreton rough granite, erected by the Moretonhampstead turnpike trust in the 18th century. 

Inscription reads:-
IIII
Miles
from
Moreton  

Devon & Dartmoor HER.
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Milestone Society National ID: DV_MNPR04.
Old Milestone by the B3212, in parish of North Bovey
Carved stone post by the B3212, in parish of NORTH BOVEY (TEIGNBRIDGE District), West of Moor Gate cattle grid, halfway up hill, 250m Southeast of Green Combe viewpoint car park, built into stone wall, very close to road, on North side of road. Moreton rough granite, erected by the Moretonhampstead turnpike trust in the 18th century. Inscription reads:- IIII Miles from Moreton Devon & Dartmoor HER. HER Number: MDV39807 LinkExternal link Milestone Society National ID: DV_MNPR04.
Bridleway Above Lettaford
Bridleway Above Lettaford
A View of Jurston
A View of Jurston
Descending Meldon Hill
Descending Meldon Hill
Meldon Hill Trig Point Flush Bracket S3448 Trig Point on Meldon Hill Tor
Meldon Hill Trig Point Flush Bracket S3448
Trig Point on Meldon Hill Tor
View from Meldon Hill towards Chagford
View from Meldon Hill towards Chagford
North Bovey: between Lettaford and Jurston View from old trackway north west of Lettaford
North Bovey: between Lettaford and Jurston
View from old trackway north west of Lettaford
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Batworthy is located at Grid Ref: SX7185 (Lat: 50.650359, Lng: -3.8260922)

Administrative County: Devon

District: West Devon

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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