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(Pitt House) Including Stable Range Adjoining North
Devon
Pitt House is a substantial listed building comprising a main farmhouse with an adjoining stable range to the north. The structure reflects the agricultural character of Dartmoor's upland farming tradition, where the proximity of working buildings to the house was typical of moorland properties. The Grade II* listing indicates buildings of particular architectural or historical interest.
Today the buildings stand as a reminder of Dartmoor's working landscape and the practical needs of moorland farming life. The combination of domestic and agricultural spaces tells the story of how families lived and worked on or near the moor, making use of local materials and building practices suited to the exposed terrain and climate.
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