Dartmoor Heritage

Beehive Hut

Postbridge, Chagford

A mysterious stone beehive dwelling, its circular walls still standing on open moorland after over a thousand years.

Beehive Hut (Remains)

Challacombe, Chagford

Stone foundations of an Iron Age or Bronze Age dwelling, weathered into the Dartmoor granite landscape.

Belstone Pound

A sturdy stone-walled enclosure on the open moor, built to pen stray livestock in the days when Dartmoor's commons were fiercely defended.

Belstone Village Stocks

Belstone

A sturdy stone stocks stand in Belstone village, a sobering reminder of medieval justice on the edge of Dartmoor.

Bennett's Cross

A granite wayside cross standing on the open moor north of Warren House Inn, likely medieval in origin.

Berrator Farmhouse

A Grade II* listed farmhouse on the edge of Dartmoor, representing centuries of moorland settlement and agricultural life.

Betsy Grimbal's Tower

A Grade I listed tower adjoining the former vicarage, a distinctive landmark on Dartmoor's slopes.

Bidlake Mill and leat

Remains of a historic mill and its water channel on the edge of Dartmoor, evidence of medieval or early modern industrial use.

Bishops House

A Grade II* listed house, likely medieval in origin, standing as a testament to ecclesiastical life on the edge of Dartmoor.