This idyllic and historic Dartmoor mining site is nestled within 10 acres of species-rich meadow and woodland, featuring a Grade II listed Burning House, natural and channelled watercourses, and a pond. The property is situated just a short distance from the open moor and the village of Ilsington, with its facilities, and is accessible via country lanes that connect to Bovey Tracey and the A38. The site is a haven for wildlife, with a variety of wildflowers, including orchids, and a mix of mature trees, including oak, surrounding the central flowing watercourse. The Burning House, once part of the Atlas mine, has been preserved and improved by the current owners and features a number of chambers, including former stores, drying pans, and burning chambers. The property also includes remains of a former aqueduct, launder mount, water wheel pit, and a small disused quarry, making it a unique and significant historic site.