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Cuxton Farmhouse is a listed building of historic significance, standing as evidence of the farming communities that have worked Dartmoor's margins for generations. The farmhouse itself belongs to a tradition of moorland settlement, where families built their homes to work the land and manage stock on the open moor and enclosed fields nearby.
Today the building remains a private residence, part of the quiet landscape of farms and scattered dwellings that characterise the Dartmoor periphery. Its Grade II* listing reflects the architectural or historical interest it holds, marking it as worthy of protection. Visitors walking the moor in this area will encounter it as part of the working countryside that has always defined this region.
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